DaranEner NEO2000 LiFePO4 Portable Solar Power Station Any Good? Find out!
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- čas přidán 6. 03. 2023
- A highly detailed and unbiased product review with many tests performed for the new DaranEner NEO2000 lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) 2000W portable solar power station. Portable power, green energy, solar charging. Enjoy the video!
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ATTN: I mentioned a 3000W maximum power output in the video, and questioned it. The good news is, it wasn't the MAX OUTPUT, it was the surge capability. Thanks for watching!
I always appreciated your comprehensive & fair reviews eNm! Thanks! 👍👍
Glad you enjoy them Steve!
Fantastic, comprehensive review! Thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!
Recognised your voice from way back on yt vlogs gr8 channel buddy !!
Great video. I wonder how well it handle full size fridge since the compressor does not really like soft-start Voltage ramp up.
Greetings Sir, I noticed when charging via solar and powering a load that the input sometimes stops showing even though it's still getting power from the panels.
They said it's supposed to work that way and while I understand, it should show input and output no matter what.
Nice review, as always, thanks
Thanks for watching, and you're welcome!
Am I able to use 2 100 watt jackery solar panel to charge this?
Do you have one that charges a 10A 48v E-bike battery...Plz help me understand..
What you didn't notice, is that during the time you unplug from the power cable will running the hairdryer, there was a drop in watts. It was 278 watts when direct to AC, drop to 239-240w when direct to the battery.
Yes I noticed, and that was explained in the video. The reason why the wattage dropped is because my AC Mains was around 121.5 - 122v, and the power inverter produces 112 volts. That's why it showed a drop-in wattage.
@@electronicsNmore So, in other words, if this unit cannot support the wattage the appliance requires, then the appliance could suffer it's performance using this product, right?
I just received my DaranEner power station and it will not charge with the AC power plug. Do you know how the reset button works? I push it and nothing happens. Also is there a customer support phone number to call in the US? It arrived with a 72% charge on it so it has been charged before.
It's always nice to be educated when buying tech stuff......
With all the knowledge you have about the device's which ones do you suggest .
I've tested a lot of high power output portable power stations, and many did extremely well. I liked this unit, but outside of minor things like the AC outlet covers, I wasn't happy with the jittery soft start, the fact that the PPS had trouble starting a second inductive load, and the PPS refusing to turn off the output when overloaded. If it had a smoother soft start, and was able to power a second inductive load, I would highly recommend. I can refer you to my Energizer, Oukitel, and Mango power station reviews below. Thanks for watching!
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Would be great to show how you would build the adaptor for car charging. I understand to concept/components, but would be helpful to show in a seperete video.. In regards to this unit, I don't like the AC output. It seems to drop the voltage in order to accommodate the load. Wondering if that can be disabled. Other units offer this, but they normally have a way to disable. Excellent review!!
Almost all the power stations I tested use the same type of soft start. The issue with this one is that it wasn't really smooth. I have a video below that shows how the dc-dc converter works. Glad you enjoyed the video.
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How long did it take to charge with your solar panels? Thank you for the video.
Full charge from fully depleted using solar can be done in less than 4 hrs.
If they made the hinge go all the way across the top of the outlet covering, the hinge would act to keep the water off the plug. Also, they could put a nipple and hole to hold the flap in the open position.
In this configuration, cutting off the hinge and attaching duct tape to the top of the flap would accomplish the same result.
I should of wanted ....my question was answered about DC charging....but tont helpful if taking tent camping and no solar panels.....I like the pass thru...but heard difference when power unplugged ..saw sounds a bit slower....waiting for price....but this don't look like a great unit...good for a fan and light if power goes out...but if no panels or strong sun...your screwed for charging...
You'd need a DC-DC boost module for 20 bucks. The difference was due to the PPS having a 112V output compared to my house 121.5V output.
@@electronicsNmore so....a 150 200 watt inverter would work to charge it ....but after looking at it....I'm still leaning toward blueeddi ....and possibly folding solar panels....
I would probably take off the covers and keep them for warranty.
The placement if the AC sockets above the display and controls makes it a non-starter for me. Whoever designed the layout for this unit needs to find a new line of work. It's a disaster on the outside. I would have no confidence on the inside design.
You do have a point about the positioning of the sockets. You noticed when I was filming, the wires were all in the way of me trying to look at the display screen.
No DC charging port..or cord?
You saw the xt60? correct?
Fo solar......is there a cord to plug in cig liter
@@leonardh8269 Solar charging uses the XT60 cable included. I discussed car charging in the video.
Link to this product is already dead so it makes me wonder if the manufacturer has already disappeared too?!?
No. They still sell the unit at the company's website. I have a lot of power stations, so I need to start selling some of them. If you're interested in purchasing the one in this video, I can give you a really good deal on it.
@@electronicsNmore Do you ship power station to nigeria?
wireless charging alone is roughly 50% less efficient than using a cable, so that is showing you what is drawing from the system, not what is going into your phone.
1500 Dollars is insane. That's a Dollar a watt-hour.
You need to look up the prices of these 2000 watt LiFePO4 power stations. They aren't cheap.
Mein Gott! $1,500 for that is expensive.
All these 2000W LiFePO4's are pricey.
@@electronicsNmore no coupon code, huh
No, but I can ask.
Seems loud...
A little louder than normal, but you may be hearing the electronic load cooling fan which is loud.
Why No teardown and No Look INSIDE?
I didn't want to turn this into a 1-hour video. If the video got a lot of views, then I would do a part 2 opening it up, but that's unlikely to happen.