Видео

thanks for doing the review. i was just looking at the site and wanted to purchase a phone and wasn't sure of the site at first. but thanks for the review

Infrared isn't meant to be the "fast" heat that's generated from a fan based heater. It gently heats up the thermal mass of the building, like walls, ceiling and objects. The idea is to keep it on all of the time, controlled by a thermostat, and let the building warm up, then, it saves money by "topping up" the lost heat

Good for a home worker. Keeps them warm at their workstation without having to heat the whole house! Could save some money?

Can u tell me how much battery health you have

Can u tell me which condition is this?

Hi, Very grateful for you. How big the energy difference than if installed tilted? Thank you

Might be worth getting bigger lithium iron phosphate batteries and either solar or a good charger / dc to dc to charge it from a car. Might need all 3! Take care M.

Waiting for the range test please.

How many’s days did it take to arrive?

Hi just came across your vid for g90 Pitt. Pedal on. eBay. But now discontinued. Do you have any other contact for this product plz

So glad you found a solution. Thanks for sharing sir

Thanks Can you remove the Blue COVER ? so we can SEE the INSIDE Components ? COOP the WiSeNhEiMeR from Richmond, INDIANA , USA ...

You didn’t show how you connect with phone

that is a nice shirt

I also have wall mounted solar panels. But I have chosen a slightly different approach. The top side of the panel frame is simply hanging in a h-shaped aluminum profile, which is screwed to the wall with some plastic spacers that resemble huge washers (plastic 10 mm thick). The lower side is then pop riveted to an L-shaped profile which is screwed to the wall the same way as the h-shaped profile. This way, air can circulate behind the panels for cooling and moisture protection, and the pop rivets are also an anti- theft protection.

You are a genius with the mounting wall. Thanks for sharing

Do i have to use bluetooth for all the settings i really like the low voktage set up.im living in a tent .i running 100 watts of lights,plus a phone and sat radio.do i need cellular service for settings ?

we use that ....allak hubar

can we connect to the phone without the reciever and direct to phone bluetooth ?

watching from Ph, iphone 12 pro max user then I bought iphone 13. I think 12 up are still good in 2024.

can u give it to me pls

Excellent! I have a question though. Are the plugs TRS, TRRS, or TS? Thanks!

Those are not infrared panels. They are radiant panels. A lot of companies are misrepresenting their products lately and I’ve seen a bunch of videos claiming the panels they sell are infrared but they are not.

I want to use this inverter for a battery box. It has two 20ah lifepo4 batteries, 12v usb, and cigarate lighter ports. But no inverter, so i can't hook up a tv, game console, regular chargers... hoping this will do it.

Hello, can this inverter hold 1300w of starting power for a few seconds? Thanks.

Hello, can this inverter hold 1300w of starting power for a few seconds? Thanks.

Thanks i have the same problem on my AEG dishwasher. Easy to fit no plumber required👍

There was an add on this video 🤔

Hi, please can you show me how to connect, I have this but don’t know if it’s from Bluetooth? Etc please can you help?

You need an affiliate link.

I am from the US. Could these be placed under a table of desk? With the wattage it makes the thing appear rather gimicky.

Hey i want it for a podcast how do you recommend it on the scale of 1 to 10... is it worth it?

Thank you for the video. I am trying to mount solar panels same way. Do you see any issues with that after a year?

Hello. I have question: does the panel still heat a room if there is something blocking it like a sofa for example? Or does the blocking object null the heater completely? Sofa should radiate the heat eventually into surroundings or does it not?

Was that the same glass that the dog slurped from???

Probably nice if you mounted on a wall under a desk to keep the legs warm.

Hello, I have a question about these heaters that I cannot find the answer to. I am trying to find a solution for our Murphy bed. The bed is in our flat that's on an outside wall in a Grade II listed building with no insulation. There is a radiator but it's on the other wall and the bed blocks the heat from penetrating though when it's closed up as it is during the day. There is a small gap running inside the bed casing where I could possibly install this heater. Would it be possible to have the infrared heater on when the bed is closed or is there a possibility that it could burn the bed linens? Thanks.

I found this review whilst searching for this product as i bought the same kit that arrived today. I am using android though so I did wonder why you said iPhone specific... They are definitely value for money and sounds better than the internal mic x

Does it have low charging disconnect? The manual doesn't really make it clear, other than saying temperature protection. If it doesn't have low temperature charging disconnect, it can't be used outside without an external low temperature disconnect. I bought the Renogy Core which does have that feature.

Great sound, would be a good test outdors

Woow much better

I just saw this. I have my system set up with twenty batteries from Autozone. They're not the same batteries as yours, but I noticed when my freezer comes on, it takes an initial shot of power to start the compressor, that seems to be more than it should be. When I first got the freezer, I had sixteen batteries, and what I have noticed, as I added batteries, this initial surge effects a smaller voltage drop now. What happens is, each battery can only deliver so many amps. So when the load comes on, the voltage drops at the battery side of the inverter too much if there's not multiple batteries. It's just more noticeable with the cheaper batteries like I have. What is probably happening to yours is the voltage drops momentarily, so the voltage coming out of the inverter drops too. The two things I would try are some kind of big capacitors to keep the voltage up until the compressor has time to get running, and you should have a Kill A Watt meter to tell you what the voltages and wattages are starting and running. I used a 24 volts hookup to help with the amps, which can be pretty high on startup of electric motors. I started with cheap marine batteries which are not really optimum for solar, but as they go bad, Im changing them out with heavier amp hour true deep cycle batteries. I have four of those now. As long as I keep twenty of them, they work pretty well. I had to replace one about five days ago. It was one of the first ones I bought. I had four batteries and three solar panels. Ever since I changed it out, the voltage has been higher at the end of the day. So it was probably damaged a long time ago. I bought snaller amp hours batteries at first. They were eighty five amp hours. The ones Im replacing with are 105 ah. Right now I have a thousand amp hours of battery bank. When all the smaller ones are changed out, there will be 1120 ah. When my freezer comes on, theres a barely noticeable blink of the lights, where if there's not enough start up amps, it will be a lot more noticeable and longer blinking of the lights. By the time it starts to blink, the freezer is already running. I would have and maybe should have gotten better batteries at the start, but I was trying to save up enough for an inverter charger. It's almost six a.m., and battery bank voltage ⚡ is 25.18. They'll be charging again in ninety minutes. Everyone's systems are different. Don't be surprised if you need more batteries though, to get the desired results. I used to wonder why owner's manuals for an inverter would show it being hooked up to eight batteries. My freezer just came on, the voltage dropped eleven hundreths of a volt. The refrigerator came on too, another nine hundreths.

Hi, thanks for uploading the information about this battery (I think you now have the only 2 reviews on the entire web) lol. Hope the battery will serve you well :-)

Hi, there's no reviews anywhere on the web about this battery (Apart from yours). Could you let me how the battery has been performing for you? are you happy with it and would consider buying more? Thanks for the video.

How's it going, thinking of getting the 200amp, any information with be will be grateful, thanks Martin

It's good little inverter with high surge capability. Your TV plug doesn't have ground connection, so it doesn't mater. Good little setup for camping or winter blackouts. Stay safe and all the best.

*PromoSM* 🌸

Keep playing i run on a flat roof 2 banks of 6 x 120w panels and one bank of 4 x 250w panels by way of 2 600w grid tie's and a 1000w grid tie along side a bank of 5 x 35 amp hour batterys golf buggy bat's. This was to take the sting out of the constant 200w -250w it takes to run my koi pond and the 400w norm house load. It all works very well but peak of a good the day summer i can make 1500w + peak hours so if the batterys are charged i lose back to the grid this gives me about 8KWH to 10KWH made on a good day way to much but the extra watt's keeps me in the black on more of the bad days and winter. The 1000w 4 250W panels and micro grid tie inverter is the way to go and can be setup for as little as £450 - £500 with second hand panels and give a 4 year money back on its setup. the cheap micro grid tie's are the weak point and only last if you give them extra fan cooling. As said have fun play around it will save you money

I’ve got 2 of those pretty decent

lol when pouring it ur meant to dump it in from a can, not gently :)