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Bobby Rogers
Добавлен 18 мар 2018
Bluetti Powered Dog House!
Using a bluetti full time for an air conditioner on my dog house
#bluetti #solar #solargenerator #offgrid
#bluetti #solar #solargenerator #offgrid
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Видео
Bluetti PV68 First Look
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.Год назад
Bluetti’s smallest portable solar panel unboxed and quick performance test. New features including the snap-to-close and different material used.
Bluetti PS70 initial review
Просмотров 3 тыс.2 года назад
Here’s a quick features/review video of the Bluetti PS70. Currently available as an AC500 ad-on for $99.
Bluetti AC500 - Continuous max inverter test
Просмотров 4 тыс.2 года назад
Running the Bluetti AC500 at max output of 5000w and testing if there are any fault codes.
Bluetti PV200 Portable Solar Panel
Просмотров 36 тыс.3 года назад
Opening and testing Bluetti’s newest solar panel. Key new features include: fixed handle, adjustable stands, coverage performance. I really like this panel for multiple reasons. #solar #bluetti #pv200 #solarpanel #offgrid #solargenerator
Testing 2 Bluetti SP120s
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.3 года назад
My last test in horrible weather didn’t yield any results. This is a more realistic, quick test of the SP120 foldable panels from Bluetti.
Unboxing of the Bluetti SP120W solar panels
Просмотров 3,8 тыс.3 года назад
Watch as I unbox and briefly test the new SP120 solar panels. Considering I had complete cloud coverage and it still picked up some wattage is pretty amazing. Great quality, high powered cells, and great craftsmanship all lead to an awesome product.
Bluetti EB70 12v Refrigeration Test
Просмотров 21 тыс.3 года назад
Running the EB70 on my Dometic CFX3 75DZ on refrigeration temps only. Having to cut this test short, it still ran it at 41 hours. At 41 hours, the average wattage used is 17w/hour so it was actually a little less given the fact that there was still battery left in it. What an amazing little unit.
Bluetti EB70 running my Dometic CFX3 75DZ
Просмотров 16 тыс.3 года назад
Very impressed with how the EB70 handled and ran my 12v refrigerator. This was a controlled, indoors test. Test results: 32-34 hours (had to stop the test due to the timing), 20-22 watt usage per hour.
Unboxing and usage of the new Bluetti EB70
Просмотров 11 тыс.3 года назад
I forgot perhaps the most important part - the lithium iron phosphate battery chemical composition and 2500 battery life cycles! Will this be a solution for home back up? No, it can’t handle that. But it may just be the perfect off grid, camping, light duty power stations out there!
Maxoak Bluetti AC200P Unboxing and Quick Tests
Просмотров 5 тыс.3 года назад
This isn't a comprehensive review. More so just an unboxing, my thoughts, and a few tests on the ac200p. #maxoak #bluetti #ac200p #solargenerator
Is there a final video?
How does one go about finding a dog house like that? Wall's appear insulated?
How much the cost ?
This is awesome! Where did you get the shed from?
Thanks!.. I bought it from a local place that sells kennels and sheds
The Bluetti says it’s only rated for 700 watt solar input so if you have 1500 watts of solar panels is that to much input? And at 2:16 you say your gonna wire it up in series parallel. Is it series or parallel wiring?
It’s series parallel. 3 panels in series and each set of panels is wired together in parallel for 1500w and about 95v. Bluetti will disregard extra wattage and amperage while keeping the input at 700w. The volts is the important aspect as going over on the voltage limit will damage a bluetti. It’s called “over paneling” and very common.
The dogs look like they have a good setup with that air conditioning running. I am looking into getting some hard mounted solar panels on my building. Trina solar 250 watt panels, I’ll keep them in mind. Good video Bobby!
I think the dogs are especially thankful in the recent 90+ degree weather. Thank you!
Why are they going to be outside dogs at all? You can't replace human companionship with all your gadgets, they still would rather be at your feet.
It’s ignorant of you to think I’d put my dogs outside because of “gadgets.” Medical reasons.
Dude, the fisheye lens is a bit much, very disorienting.
I am sorry that you feel that way. Thank you for your input.
Very nice
Thank you!
One question, are the solar panels generating more than what you consume? because then if so it's great
Yes they are. Even on cloudy days, the bluetti stays charged. It is typically around 95% at sunset and fully charged by 9:30am the following day
@@B_Rogers0724 how many solar panels u can connect to the bluetti?
@@FrankelysHernandez the max, and most important spec, for this unit is 150voc - the bluetti will disregard extra watts and amps. I have these in 3s2p giving me about 88-90v and 8amps which gives me 700+ watts
Really cool! I love it!🤩
Thank you!!
Heck yes!! That turned out incredible man!! Nicely done!!
Thanks Mike!
Looks pretty nice! So good your dogs might want to sub-let it out! How is the building sat on the ground, could you turn it to optimize the angle? I’ve been thinking of putting an array similar in size to yours up over a gazebo. Lights, fans, & a 12v fridge, maybe two. Play carefully, & smile often!
They delivered it when I was at work. They leveled it with smaller cinder blocks, but other than that, it’s on the ground
41 hours? Thats quite decent!
If your getting free stuff to test maybe understand charging a lithium battery below 32 degrees can ruin the battery.
The BMS will not allow it to charge if it’s too cold 👍
Can I connect 3 PV68 in parallel and operate them on the EB3A? That should actually work. The voltage remains at 24V and the current triples to about 8.5A. This gives about 204W, which the EB3A can cope with. Are the cables thick enough for this?
Great video 💯 Thanks Bobby
What is meant by AC500 add on?
What cable to I need to connect PV200 to the EB70s?
The supplied 8mm to mc4 connector
They have these on sale at the time of this post. Very efficient, think I may pick this up and run it parallel with the pv120
It does look pretty fragile. I don't see that it would work for a long time.
From what it looks...the sun is pretty low already. 58watts is excellent considering the time you tested it. Personally,I would rather get 100watt or even a 200watt if you some extra dough, to really benefit from the sun, but hey, for occasional use that is still a good panel.
This was in the afternoon in NE Ohio. The sun absolutely low in the sky. It was consistently pulling 58-60w.
One thing I do not like about the PV68 is that it is only splash-proof and not waterproof like the other solar panels.
Most foldables aren’t completely water proof
58 watts is actually pretty good, Im glad they went with something that can get you closer to 60 watts but the downside is most power stations can actually take in more but this would be perfect for power stations from like 12 months ago like the golabs r300. I know thats not exactly the point but htats how my mind works....what would this panel pair perfectly with.
Excellent video Bobby! Thanks for sharing! 🤘
Thank you Mike
Wonder how long it will take to charge eb3a from dead to full with pv68. Guessing around 3 to 4 hours with perfect conditions?
Eb3a is 268wh.. if one were to get consistently 60w out of this panel, about 4.5 hours. 268wh/60w = 4.46 hours
Bluetti says: 4.9 hours (268Wh / 68W x 1.25 correction factor = 4.9h)
If you want a better outcome get it off the grass. The shade will lower the watts. I can see some on the panel from the grass
Let me know it that help. I can't wait to get mine.
Is this will fit in the 2022 Honda Pilot, Toyota highlander and Mazda cx 9?
I find it kind of funny that nowhere on their website dose it state how many cycles do you actually get from this power station. Why would they not put that unless there trying to hide something.
I find it kind of funny that you have commented the same thing on everyone's ps70 video. You are obsessed with this aren't you?
I find it kinda funny that you watched all the ps70 videos out there, and took the time to read all the comments i wrote, only to end up in this comment section to respond back letting me know that you read all my comments. Your obsessed with me aren’t you. That’s about as creepy as Joe Biden sniffing a little girls hair as he runs his fingers through it on live tv.
Helpful overview. Thanks, bro!
Can I charge it from my truck bed 400w inverter?
It would not take long for that battery to run out of power with that big of a load. I am trying to run a 600 watt heater at night in a off grid cabin without much luck.
I saw your sky’s, full of cemtrails like the rest of the world, that’s why your not getting full sun light.
Bluetti specifically said "about 1000 cycles" for the battery in the AC500 Indiegogo discussion. That's less than half what was mentioned here. Either Bluetti is saying different things to different people, or the reviewer had an oops. Either way, I appreciate this review and showing the unit! Thank you! Unfortunately, Bluetti has not replied to repeated inquiry for what the charge percentage will be after the "about 1000 cycles". The Terenary battery (what this is according to Bluetti) is typically down to 60-70% at 800-900 cycles. They also are a lot more prone to catching on fire than Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries that most people prefer. The advantage is higher energy capacity for less weight and cost.
I thought that cycle rating was high as well, but it is what they told me.
What bluetti portable solar panel can you use to charge it? Like a 100w portable solar panel
Up to 200 watt panels. But you can charge it with both AC and a solar panel up to 400 watts total.
The charge time is quite long. Takes almost 7 hours to fully charge it.
False. 720wh/170w input = 4.2 hours from completely empty to full. Possibly 4.5 hours when it dials down the charge rate nearing 100%
The PS70 is not even splash-proof. I don't see myself taking it anywhere outdoors.
The only power station brand with any sort of waterproof rating is montek. This is on par with industry standards.
*Seems like a good solar **Generater.Systems** . I have not had to put it to the test yet in a situation without power but it has seemed to operate fine so far.*
They stop charging
I'm impressed with it too. Another good review.
Appreciate that!
Thanks for putting up this video. I haven't seen anyone else do a review of this yet. I got one with on the way as an add on with the AC500. Seems like it's a pretty solid unit. I was surprised to see the power brick. But at $99 you can't beat it. In fact, it looks even better built than I thought it would at that price.
It seems like a solid machine. And if you could snag it for $99, it’s even better
@@B_Rogers0724 I'm a junkie for these things. I bought 5 of them. lol
@@borandell9915 that’s awesome
@@borandell9915 I bought 13 lol. These are going to make amazing gifts
@@DeyBwah My thinking exactly. 👍👍
Well done. I can't wait I won one in their livestream back on 9/25......hope it will arrive soon so I can put it through its paces as well.
Did you order this with the AC500 campaign? Just curious since I'm still waiting on mine. Can't wait to try it out. Thanks for the review.
I'm still waiting on it also.
@@borandell9915 I got an AC500 and 1 B300S 2 weeks ago. I have another B300S arriving today. Looks like the accessories will be here by the middle of the month. And I order 2 PV400 panels which will be here in December.
@@borandell9915 My order was in the 1100 range for the AC500 combo. Order 3100 range for the battery arriving today.
@@seekersees693 Sounds about right. my number was like #1132 and both the AC500 & B300S came several weeks ago. I'm waiting on some add on's and the perks. Very happy with the AC500. It's perfect for my needs.
@@borandell9915 My first two orders were 1147 and 1155. Wel literally ordered around the same time. I still have 3 more orders on the way. My last B300S just arrived a few minutes ago. It was order 3101. This is my modular unit. I still have a whole DIY to build out. I don't know if you were in the discussion page. I don't recall the name. You probably saw me in the discussion if you were there. My name is Jerry.
can it charge with solar? How much?
Yes. Will make a solar video this weekend
It says 200 watts with 12-45volts.
Wouuld you list the specs for it? Does it have LifePo4 batteries or some other type?
I was hoping LFP, but Bluetti support told me "Ternary lithium battery". Not as long lasting, but higher output for weight. They also are not as thermal event (read: fire) proof as LFP.
www.poweroak.com/product/500w-720wh-portable-solar-power-station-ps70/ Power Oak = Bluetti parent company.
Thanks, waiting for mine to arrive 🙂
It’s a great add on
Nicely done my man!!! 🤘🤘
still haven't dropped the price on those things oh crazy
How are you able to get this product? Did the manufacturer give you one?--as they gave one to Hobotech, Jasonoid, City Prepping, and others for a disclosed in-depth product review? I am sure you know you cannot purchase one, unless you go through Indiegogo-pay for it, then the estimated time to get this product is December 2022. A review of a new product after you already set it up in 1 min and 37 seconds without disclosing anything else only frustrates the viewer who has to watch commercials for no real information. Thank goodness we have other choices of channels.
You seem to have a single-prong connection from the solar panels to the generator different than what I have. I have a Bluetti generator and Bluetti solar panels. The solar panels have two connectors coming out the back of it and they are shaped differently. Do I need to buy something else that didn't come with the panels to make the connection? Some adaptor?
The ends of the solar pane connections will have mc4 connectors. The bluetti will have a mc4 to 8mm barrel plug to plug into bluetti (unless what you have is an eb3a, they did not ship with this adapter)