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We love this units, we have been using it on all our overnight stays. We have 2 units with an RV Y Adapter Cord 50 Amp Female Plug to Two 30 Amp Male (50 Amp Female - (2) 30 Amp Male) We also charge with 400W Portable Solar Panel (Allpowers Panel) Glad you had the change to review this great unit for RVer's.
Great review. FYI, Amazon now has the S2000 and 300 watt foldable solar panels for $1099. That's hard to beat for the RV plug, portability and good size emergency power/off grid use.
Thanks for the review. I’m exploring options for overnight power for a small fridge and food warmer for my food truck. My mom and step dad are RVers and suggested I look into some 2000W power stations.
I'm just about to order one of these and the reason is, it can take an input of more than 40 V. (All but one of my power stations have a maximum of 20 V, so would not work with the Allpowers 400 W panels, which put out close to 40 V). So, the portable 400 W solar kit (the same one he shows here) wouldn't power most of my power stations (which have a maximum of 20 V). I thought the panels were defectiv,e but it was the units basically protecting themselves, I think... and so it showed 0 W (would not take a charge). I then hooked up this one Allpowers (600 W maximum) little power station that took up to 60 V and it worked (thank goodness, because it would be problematic to have to return the panels). I'm really curious if I'd be able to run my little recording studio in the house (about 175 W total to run) while charging with the solar panels into the S2000. It will be very interesting to see if I can actually run my studio on a sunny day, without much (if an) drain on the percentage of the S2000 batteries. Looking forward to that test 🙂
I agree, putting the input power connections on the same side as the output is annoying. And adding a 30 amp connection is HUGE. I'd love to see you touch back on this product in the future with some updates on how it worked.
I have been using it for my workstation for the past 2 weeks had to recharge 3 times. Been great, will most likely do a 6 month update but this thing is a beast!
Great job on the review! Looks like a solid product. When you said it came with a solar panel, you weren't kidding. 😅 Haven't had to use my power bank yet, but have it for the same reason - cannot miss work for my inconvenience of not having power.
I was an early adopter of the Allpowers S2000 and have to say that when it worked, it was really good. In fact I loved it and recommended it to friends. But I'd now think twice about using it in a mobile environment. It's simply not robust enough. The very first time I took it away in the caravan it broke. Something inside shook loose and started rattling. It no longer charges from mains though everything else works. There were no falls, no bumps and it was secured on a foam cushion as are my Lithium batteries. I contacted Allpowers directly and asked where I could get it fixed (at my own cost), they said i'd have to buy a new one. Yes, I can still charge it from solar but that's hardly practical in a Scottish winter. Essentially they are not interested, so after little more than a year it was a £1200 brick. I absolutely intend to buy a replacement but sadly it will definitely NOT be an Allpowers.
Would be impossible to give specifics without knowing wattage pulled, temp setting and outdoor temperature. Best guess would be to find out wattage of your cooler and compare it to the info on their website
We hope you enjoyed this great product introduction. ➡ALLPOWERS S2000Pro Power Station: bit.ly/3u2OKea
➡ALLPOWERS S2000Pro Plus SP037 Solar Panel: bit.ly/3HhuQzl
➡10% Off Discount Code: liferedesigned
❗Ends on Feburary 15th,2024
We love this units, we have been using it on all our overnight stays. We have 2 units with an RV Y Adapter Cord 50 Amp Female Plug to Two 30 Amp Male (50 Amp Female - (2) 30 Amp Male) We also charge with 400W Portable Solar Panel (Allpowers Panel) Glad you had the change to review this great unit for RVer's.
Thanks for sharing. Nice to hear other RVer’s finding this as useful as we are!
These seem like a must have for RV`ers. I have a 600W at home for emergencies and I can fan the house in summer with 1 panel.
No doubt! These things have saved us quite a few times. In the past year we can’t believe how many time RV parks lost power!
Great review. FYI, Amazon now has the S2000 and 300 watt foldable solar panels for $1099. That's hard to beat for the RV plug, portability and good size emergency power/off grid use.
Definitely a great buy!
Thanks for the review. I’m exploring options for overnight power for a small fridge and food warmer for my food truck. My mom and step dad are RVers and suggested I look into some 2000W power stations.
Glad it was helpful. This is a great unit and has handled everything we have thrown at it. There are alot of great options out there
I'm just about to order one of these and the reason is, it can take an input of more than 40 V. (All but one of my power stations have a maximum of 20 V, so would not work with the Allpowers 400 W panels, which put out close to 40 V).
So, the portable 400 W solar kit (the same one he shows here) wouldn't power most of my power stations (which have a maximum of 20 V). I thought the panels were defectiv,e but it was the units basically protecting themselves, I think... and so it showed 0 W (would not take a charge).
I then hooked up this one Allpowers (600 W maximum) little power station that took up to 60 V and it worked (thank goodness, because it would be problematic to have to return the panels).
I'm really curious if I'd be able to run my little recording studio in the house (about 175 W total to run) while charging with the solar panels into the S2000.
It will be very interesting to see if I can actually run my studio on a sunny day, without much (if an) drain on the percentage of the S2000 batteries. Looking forward to that test 🙂
I agree, putting the input power connections on the same side as the output is annoying. And adding a 30 amp connection is HUGE. I'd love to see you touch back on this product in the future with some updates on how it worked.
I have been using it for my workstation for the past 2 weeks had to recharge 3 times. Been great, will most likely do a 6 month update but this thing is a beast!
workstation as in PC/laptop? how long does it take to recharge?@@liferedesigned
@@s1dew1nd3r4 From under 10% usually within 1.5 hours from AC power
no isses with it? as iv seen a LOT of reviews saying the quality control isnt great dodgy recharging and buttons failing etc. @@liferedesigned
Great job on the review! Looks like a solid product. When you said it came with a solar panel, you weren't kidding. 😅
Haven't had to use my power bank yet, but have it for the same reason - cannot miss work for my inconvenience of not having power.
No doubt! This is our 2nd unit- we use them way more than we ever thought we would. Amazing how many times we have had RV park power go out 🤣🤣
I was an early adopter of the Allpowers S2000 and have to say that when it worked, it was really good. In fact I loved it and recommended it to friends. But I'd now think twice about using it in a mobile environment. It's simply not robust enough. The very first time I took it away in the caravan it broke. Something inside shook loose and started rattling. It no longer charges from mains though everything else works. There were no falls, no bumps and it was secured on a foam cushion as are my Lithium batteries. I contacted Allpowers directly and asked where I could get it fixed (at my own cost), they said i'd have to buy a new one. Yes, I can still charge it from solar but that's hardly practical in a Scottish winter. Essentially they are not interested, so after little more than a year it was a £1200 brick. I absolutely intend to buy a replacement but sadly it will definitely NOT be an Allpowers.
Sorry to hear you had a bad experience- maybe the US version is different? 🤷♂️
Hey! You’re supposed to be at the Tampa RV Super Show with all the other important YTers!😂
🤣🤣🤣 oh yeah - forgot about the Tampa Oscars 🤣🤣🤣
Liked you show as it was not about the Tampa Rv show
Yeah last thing RUclips needs is more Tampa videos 🤣🤣🤣
Interesting product, would be good for unplanned boondocking or a subliminal power source.
Exactly!
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching! 😀
how long will this run a dometic cooler on 4 day tent camping trip before it needs to be charged
Would be impossible to give specifics without knowing wattage pulled, temp setting and outdoor temperature. Best guess would be to find out wattage of your cooler and compare it to the info on their website
Can you plug a 2250w washing machine ?
The pro is no longer available with the 30a RV plug.
That’s a shame - great product