The Pecron E2000LFP Solar Generator: What They Don't Tell You

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024

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  • @OffGridAdventure
    @OffGridAdventure  Год назад +2

    The DC outlet only supports 100w max output for devices between 12-18 volts. For 5% off use code OFFGRE2000LFP at my affiliate link below. www.pecron.com/products/pecron-e2000lfp-portable-power-station

  • @rallyraul1
    @rallyraul1 Год назад +7

    I've had mine for almost a month. I'm getting close to 900 watts of solar charging with 990 watts of panels and it's not even summer. I run my TV, microwave, coffee machine and toaster, washer machine during the day, it stays at 100 percent during the day and after the fridge at night it still has about 50-60%. So far i'm satisfied with my purchase

    • @OffGridAdventure
      @OffGridAdventure  Год назад +1

      Those are excellent results from your system. What kind of solar panels did you use for these results?

    • @rallyraul1
      @rallyraul1 Год назад +2

      Oh my, my math is off. I’m using a total of 1,010 watts of panels

    • @rallyraul1
      @rallyraul1 Год назад +2

      455watt Solar ever panels

  • @BucksBe
    @BucksBe Год назад +5

    Great review! Just to add, the Pecron E2000LFP and it's expandable E3000 batteries have a 1 year warranty that can be extended an additional year by registering online. So it's basically a 2 year warranty. I've had mine about 4 months now and I LOVE it! WE had a power outage for 3 days and the Pecron preformed beautifully. I would def recommend to anyone.

    • @OffGridAdventure
      @OffGridAdventure  Год назад +3

      Nice. I hooked up 400 watts of solar panels to it in my last video. It charges nicely. Do you have any solar panels hooked up? You can see the system here: ruclips.net/video/dcOZT8uPHoI/видео.html

    • @RamblinBobReviews
      @RamblinBobReviews Год назад +6

      Hey Bucks B :)
      We are still loving our 8kw system as well, Glad yours is doing well also :)
      IT WAS EVERYTHING THAT WE NEEDED IN A POWER STATION

    • @sillyboy32
      @sillyboy32 Год назад +1

      how do you shut it down? My LED screen will not turn off. Ive tried everything I can think of, and Ive built a number of these myself, so I a bit adept with electronics

    • @ericrullmann2354
      @ericrullmann2354 10 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@sillyboy32 small circle buttons to the right of display window. Hold them down for like 3 seconds

  • @neurodivergentlily
    @neurodivergentlily Год назад +2

    I appreciate the consistency and thoroughness in these videos! :)

    • @OffGridAdventure
      @OffGridAdventure  Год назад +2

      Thanks. Although, I wish I caught the two errors before the first upload. This second one has tanked. But, there’s always next time.

  • @jennslifeinhuntingtonwv2678
    @jennslifeinhuntingtonwv2678 Год назад +1

    Wow 48 pounds 😮 that's heavy. I wouldn't want to move it very often. By the way RUclips recommends your channel all the time! 👍👍👍😊😊😊

    • @OffGridAdventure
      @OffGridAdventure  Год назад +2

      That’s awesome! Most of these larger systems weigh a lot more than you might expect.

  • @RamblinBobReviews
    @RamblinBobReviews Год назад +5

    We have had the e2000lfp & 2 x eb3000's (full 8kw system) for 5 1/2 months and it has worked fantastic
    Also have 31 videos on our channel showing real time tests proving that this is a great power station :)
    Ramblin' Bob Reviews

  • @DoritosResidue
    @DoritosResidue Год назад +1

    I finally pulled the trigger on this thing in all black direct from thier site. No sales tax and I live in California. I never understood how that works lol. Wondering if I should just buy another or the expansion battery.. already bought the 600lfp a few weeks ago and I'm impressed.

    • @OffGridAdventure
      @OffGridAdventure  Год назад +2

      It depends on what you need it for and what your budget is. With an additional battery pack, you won’t need a second way to charge. But, with a second head unit, you will have more flexibility with the outlets.

  • @NavySWO
    @NavySWO 10 месяцев назад +2

    Nice review! When receiving this unit, is it required to cycle the battery up to 100% then discharge to 0% a few times? I know Bluetti recommends doing this…

  • @sillyboy32
    @sillyboy32 Год назад +1

    Just grabbed one. I had built my own with a battle born 100aH.
    Nutty. But I can’t turn off the led screen. Stays on all the time

  • @mike4769
    @mike4769 10 месяцев назад +1

    At 900 bucks its a steal today

  • @theresad6990
    @theresad6990 19 дней назад +1

    Hi. I know it has been a while since you posted this video, but I'm wondering if you might be able to answer a question for me since you seem to have some solid knowledge about this type of stuff. I have the E200lfp and I'm wondering if I can use a 110 to 30amp adapter to plug in my camper to this. Would that even work or would it cause harm to the Pecron? I'm going to be doing some off grid camping and it would be great if I could plug it in this way so I could use the standard 110 plugs in the camper for running things like a cpap and other smaller things.

  • @johnlackner1193
    @johnlackner1193 3 месяца назад +2

    Does this power station do pass-through solar charging, meaning it can charge via solar whie it is being operated

  • @wvgrrrrl
    @wvgrrrrl 12 дней назад +1

    Has anybody run a Pecron E2000LFP laying on its back instead of upright? Trying to figure out if there's any problem with this, but can't seem to find any info online. Thank you!

  • @EricLumiereMusic
    @EricLumiereMusic 10 месяцев назад +1

    how is this vs the Ecoflow delta pro?

  • @utkureviews
    @utkureviews Год назад +1

    Well done but you didn’t show how long it ran for 1900 watts sad 😢

    • @OffGridAdventure
      @OffGridAdventure  Год назад +1

      I must have missed it. It lasts somewhere around 45 minutes at 1900w load.

  • @ojdidit34
    @ojdidit34 Год назад +1

    Hello, I recently subscribed to your channel. I haven scoured your library completely, but I would like your thoughts on the EF ECOFLOW Solar Generator DELTA Max (2000) 2016Wh with 220W Solar Panel, 6 X 2400W (5000W Surge). I purchased this on Amazon Prime Sale day a few weeks ago for under $1700. I've yet to test the bi-facial solar panels that came with the power station. My concern is the battery is the L-ion NMC battery. I believe I'd rather have the LFP batttery. Thanks for your content brother, you really do a great job!

    • @OffGridAdventure
      @OffGridAdventure  Год назад +1

      You have a valid concern with the older LFP chemistry having a shorter useful battery life. Was the Delta 2 Max not available?

    • @ojdidit34
      @ojdidit34 Год назад

      I just saw it as 4, bi-facial MonoCry Solar panels essentially for free with purchase of Delta Max2 on Prime day. I am more "down-gridder" than "off-gridder" so this might be alright for me. I have a Jackery 1000 and a Pecron 1500s also. all of them are LNMC rather than LiFP . Have you considered using mirrors to reflect light onto your panels to increase productivity? or maybe that would over heat them. @@OffGridAdventure

  • @donaldricher8815
    @donaldricher8815 Год назад +1

    Has anybody had any issues with their unit. How's the charging performance.

    • @DoritosResidue
      @DoritosResidue Год назад +1

      its been Great. I have 2 of these and the 600lfp unit. i thought there was an issue with the 100 watt pd port because it will shut off other usb oorts when being used . But pecron says its a to keep the unit from being over loaded when the 100 watt od port is being used. I then found a few other companies do this as well. I also have ecoflows and one bluetti. And pecron is just as good , minus UPS and app support. I recommend it.

  • @tolunaygayrimenkuldanisman7056
    @tolunaygayrimenkuldanisman7056 Год назад +1

    hi, I will open a mobile coffee shop, can we use a 2200 w espresso machine to run it actively for 2-3 hours?

    • @OffGridAdventure
      @OffGridAdventure  Год назад +1

      It will not be large enough. The additional batteries would put you close to having sufficient power, but I recommend getting something with a larger AC inverter. At least 3000w inverter and 7000 Wh. That will be an expensive system.

    • @tolunaygayrimenkuldanisman7056
      @tolunaygayrimenkuldanisman7056 Год назад +1

      @@OffGridAdventure thank you for reply back

  • @kennycyrus7731
    @kennycyrus7731 Год назад +1

    Ok how long did it run with the watts at maximum? 5 minutes or 1 hour?

    • @OffGridAdventure
      @OffGridAdventure  Год назад +1

      Hi, I didn’t time it. It was closely to 35-40 minutes at 1900 watts.

  • @mannyfragoza9652
    @mannyfragoza9652 Год назад +1

    didnt you do a Review of the Pecron already?

    • @OffGridAdventure
      @OffGridAdventure  Год назад +3

      No, I posted this video yesterday, but it had two mistakes in it. So, I deleted it and reuploaded the corrected file.

    • @mannyfragoza9652
      @mannyfragoza9652 Год назад +1

      @@OffGridAdventure ah ok

  • @tonyinfinity
    @tonyinfinity 12 дней назад +1

    It's not "pee cron" LOL

  • @captainamericaamerica8090
    @captainamericaamerica8090 Год назад +1

    THESE ARE Way overpriced for the basics they do. Limited too. Can't even run a small A.C! Far away are these from getting a massive upgrade too. Capaz. Way Too limited. We are in super hot Miami fl🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

    • @OffGridAdventure
      @OffGridAdventure  Год назад +3

      Air conditioning takes a lot of energy no matter what the source is. These power stations are expensive, but the prices have dropped significantly over the last few years. Maybe someday we’ll have small nuclear powered houses that only need recharging once every 50 years or so.

    • @zodaguado6655
      @zodaguado6655 Год назад

      @@OffGridAdventure I spit my food out😂

    • @Jeremyervin
      @Jeremyervin Год назад +1

      Not sure what you are talking about. This thing is an incredible value for an all in one package. It also can run a portable 14000 BTU (1400W) AC unit just fine.

    • @RamblinBobReviews
      @RamblinBobReviews Год назад +8

      We can run our 5,000 btu AC for 3+ hours on the e2000lfp
      we can run our 5,000 btu AC for 16+ hours on the full 8kw system (e2000lfp & 2 eb3000 batteries)

    • @DoritosResidue
      @DoritosResidue Год назад +2

      Bro your in every video saying these are too expensive 😂. Get out of here and get better paying job. Stop complaining