Is it possible to charge an E bike with a Portable Power station? Bluetti EB55

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  • čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
  • I've been pretty pleased with this piece of kit so far & It'll be good to see how it performs out on the trip! Enjoy :)
    www.bluettipower.com.au/
    Instgram: Luke_Radley
    Bike: Merida E-one sixty 8000 2021
    Yeww :)
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Komentáře • 27

  • @Logarinq
    @Logarinq Před 15 dny +1

    Witam. Nabyłem sobie Bluetti EB55 w tym miesiącu wraz z panelem 200W. Super urządzenie. Aczkolwiek jakbym miał zaczynać swoją przygodę i zakupić coś ponownie od zera wybrałbym mocniejsze EB70. Nie jest dużo większe ale ma nieco większą moc. Dzięki większej mocy obsłużymy większą liczbę urządzeń. Pozdrawiam.

  • @MountainManGuy
    @MountainManGuy Před rokem

    This is a great video. Love seeing all the real world testing and use cases for these things, especially with the e-bike

  • @LetArtsLive
    @LetArtsLive Před 2 lety +4

    I am Dan in Batavia New York USA. I just bought one of these for my e-bike and nobody did a video like this for the 55 I am ecstatic like if I didn't have one leg I'd be doing backflips thank you so much.

    • @LetArtsLive
      @LetArtsLive Před 2 lety +1

      I am left wondering what happened how long did it take to charge the bike if it did you did not end the video now I am left to wonder till Friday. I know the one that's 1,000 would do way better if I had the money that's what I would have got if I was you and a 200 watt solar panel

    • @fromtheflightdeck252
      @fromtheflightdeck252 Před 2 lety

      Won't really work as it's inefficient. Your PV array is DC. You are converting to AC in an inverter and charger converts back to DC. You could charge a real battery like a 60v Sur Ron battery PV Direct. SOLAR CELLS DIRECT TO BATRERY THROUGH A STEP UP BOOST MPPT CONTROLLER.
      The Bluetti or solar generator method will deep discharge your Bluetti and kill it off quickly. If it has enough watts to even run the OEM charger. And if your solar generator is a modified Sine Wave inverter it will also kill your battery and charger off really quickly. Probably a Bluetti does have a Pure Sine Wave inverter it costs enough..
      PV Direct to battery through a Elejoy step up type boost MPPT controller works flawlessly and much much easier.

  • @richard7059
    @richard7059 Před 2 lety

    Good value Luke. It’s going to be a awesome holiday!

  • @ezzbuttheyshouldntleavethe5529

    I've just gotten myself the UK version of the EB3A, works amazingly for charging my ebike and my mates scooter while we're out and about!

  • @neryg40
    @neryg40 Před rokem

    Thank you, this really helps . I'm so going solar now that I know I'll try it on a tricycle. Thank you

  • @AB-kg6rk
    @AB-kg6rk Před 21 dnem

    Very helpful mate! Thanks!

  • @MustafaGatollari
    @MustafaGatollari Před 2 lety +1

    Excellent video.

  • @weekendbikingwarrior360

    Awesome video. Really helpful.

  • @HunterTravels
    @HunterTravels Před rokem

    Brilliant review thanks

  • @danielblake347
    @danielblake347 Před rokem

    Thinking of doing the same,or a gas mini generator..... but really a great video.... plenty of info..... thanks.... Blake

  • @mitchjones1672
    @mitchjones1672 Před 2 lety +1

    Hey Luke, I can remember asking you months ago about charging the e160-8000 away from mains power. Nice to see you sorted it out.
    My partner and I took our e160-8000s that we bought from your shop down to Thredbo recently. We reckon it was the best ever-from the flow trails to the TVT to the Mt Kosciusko summit.
    Where are you camping? We roughed it in a nice apartment in Thredbo for a week.

    • @AdventuresWithLukeVlogs
      @AdventuresWithLukeVlogs  Před 2 lety +1

      Yeah it works great! I’m sitting at a campfire right now. I’m on my 3rd camp of 4 over 2 weeks. Then one week at Thredbo resort then one week camping back!

  • @andrewreid380
    @andrewreid380 Před rokem

    I want to buy the 300w model as it's on sale to charge my 500wh battery but I wasn't sure it would. I'm guessing it would be fine as your ebike is larger than the unit and doesn't draw too much

  • @nomad-440william5
    @nomad-440william5 Před rokem

    Check your manual, you can turn off ECO Mode & change to 60Hz for more Power!

  • @joek2430
    @joek2430 Před 4 měsíci

    My arc reactor needs charge 😂😂😂shrimps on the barBe 😂😂my day is complete 😂😂😂

  • @tjward2370
    @tjward2370 Před 2 lety +2

    What hours at what voltage? That charger thing can have 500 watts at 12 volts when it's full and your bike can have 500 watts at 36 volts when it's full for example but the charger is only going to fill it up 1/3 of the way. And after checking the price you can make the same thing for about 1/6 of what you pay for that

    • @even1007
      @even1007 Před rokem

      Have you considered solar energy? In theory, it is possible to have unlimited power, but unfortunately it takes a long time

  • @garymorris6819
    @garymorris6819 Před 2 lety +3

    The EB55 is quite an expensive portable power station having only two AC sockets.

    • @fromtheflightdeck252
      @fromtheflightdeck252 Před 2 lety +1

      And won't be able to charge real 60v 72v batteries. You will run out of solar generator power quickly with the losses from an inverter. Just forget inverter and use a step up type boost MPPT controller and do PV Direct. Way less expensive and just D.C. to D. C.

  • @00708046
    @00708046 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Standing in front of solar panels and putting an umbrella over them while it's actually raining ... I wonder why the panels were hardly charging ? Oh yeah they need sun ...

    • @HenryZold
      @HenryZold Před 5 měsíci

      Funny/ Duhhhhhhhh/ 😜🤪

  • @cheesefries7436
    @cheesefries7436 Před rokem

    It's weird that they put a wireless phone charger on this, they're incredibly inefficient compared to just plugging the phone in.