I have a Bluetti unit and it has a really annoying tendency to discharge on cloudy days while plugged into to panels. As soon and the battery see's .3 watts, it wakes, however that is less than what the internal electronics consume so the battery can self drain down to zero which is highly inconvenient. I started doing some internet sleuthing and found that Bluetti and Ecoflow have this issue. Anker has "solved" this issue by just abandoning the auto-wake feature entirely. How hard is it to design a circuit that poles super slow and checks if the input power is higher than what the internal electronics consume, then waking the unit?
Thank you for your video, even though I only understand 5% percent of it. I have a anker powerhouse 757 as well. I have it in my off grid caravan with a 200w solar panel. It is so frustrating that the battery doesn't charge when I'm not there to push a button to start the charging. I have the most sun in the morning, but I'm rarely there in the morning, so the battery doesn't really charge. It's too heavy to carry home. And I bought it, so I have off grid power. Is there a way to fix this problem? So it charges when I'm not there? It's pretty useless atm..
Just found this video looking for an answer about my anker power bank. I have the 555 powerhouse. Just did a few days away and it kept charge topping up nicely (I was using it constantly to run a fridge in the van). Came home, turned everything off, the van sat unused for a couple of days and the charge barely increased even though my solar panel is always plugged in so it seems I’m getting that failed auto restart as well. Seems super annoying that it does this.
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I have a Bluetti unit and it has a really annoying tendency to discharge on cloudy days while plugged into to panels. As soon and the battery see's .3 watts, it wakes, however that is less than what the internal electronics consume so the battery can self drain down to zero which is highly inconvenient. I started doing some internet sleuthing and found that Bluetti and Ecoflow have this issue. Anker has "solved" this issue by just abandoning the auto-wake feature entirely. How hard is it to design a circuit that poles super slow and checks if the input power is higher than what the internal electronics consume, then waking the unit?
Thank you for your video, even though I only understand 5% percent of it.
I have a anker powerhouse 757 as well. I have it in my off grid caravan with a 200w solar panel. It is so frustrating that the battery doesn't charge when I'm not there to push a button to start the charging. I have the most sun in the morning, but I'm rarely there in the morning, so the battery doesn't really charge. It's too heavy to carry home. And I bought it, so I have off grid power. Is there a way to fix this problem? So it charges when I'm not there?
It's pretty useless atm..
Just found this video looking for an answer about my anker power bank. I have the 555 powerhouse. Just did a few days away and it kept charge topping up nicely (I was using it constantly to run a fridge in the van). Came home, turned everything off, the van sat unused for a couple of days and the charge barely increased even though my solar panel is always plugged in so it seems I’m getting that failed auto restart as well. Seems super annoying that it does this.
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