Yeah well i wouldn't expect that little box to put out continuous 3kw...lol Even 1800... like idk how many batteries it fits but that wouldn't last very long
4 40v 12ah batteries... that's....48 ah at 40v...or 1920w for... one hour? Is that right? Or would it be 48 h of one amp at 40v or... only 40w for 2 days.... my math is wrong isn't it. This looks expensive.
When this was first introduced it was absurdly over-priced. Home Depot currently offers it for just over $1,000 and that includes 4 of their 6AH, 40V batteries. If you're someone who uses the Ryobi 40V tools quite a bit, and you understand the right way to charge and maintain NMC batteries, this could make quite a bit of sense. The 6AH batteries usually sell for at least $140/ea, so you're paying $560 for the batteries and getting the inverter/charger for around $500. Now, that's still not a good value, if all you want is a small portable power station. This only makes sense if you're using the 40v batteries and tools quite a bit already.
The Ryobi 40V batteries power mainly the Ryobi outdoor tools, e.g. blower, mower, pressure washer, etc. Your comment about knowing how to charge and maintain NMC (nickel metal cadmium) batteries makes no sense, as these are lithium ion batteries and totally different in approach to charging and maintaining. If you treat the lithium ion batteries like NMC you soon won’t have very powerful or lasting batteries….
@@martylucas8557 - The cells inside of the Ryobi battery packs ARE, in fact, NMC, which is just one type of lithium ion battery chemistry. NMC stands for nickel, manganese and cobalt, which is what every Ryobi battery has in it. Know what you're talking about before arguing with someone who does.
who cares about unboxing it, how's da reliability, for example, at 15amps outlet, how long will 1 outlet last at 15amps, can it run a 1800watt microwave for how long, not a product review, simply unboxing, what about pure sine technology, hook up a scope to shows harmonics if any.... sheesh, hungry for eyeballs....
if build your own power station much better i did my is water proof i have few 3000 watts 1500 watts 1100watts and 800 watts i have 10 usb port on it from type c to 3.0 A,3.1A,2.1A,1A,TYPE C AND TYPE A AND 15WATTS I CAN CHARGE 3 LAPTOP AT ONCE
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This should not be listed as a “power station”. I mean, I guess it is. However most power stations can also be promoted as a “solar generator”. Can this be recharged with solar?
As far as I know, these things are awesome but if you lived off grid, and you use this every single day for whatever and you had to charge it every day, it would like die in 2 to 3 years and guess what you would have to buy another one. You can’t buy new batteries for these. They are built into the unit as far as I know so unless anybody tells me you can service these batteries I’m not buying one of these.
Did you even watch the video ? It uses rechargeable 40v tool batteries that can be bought easily, there are even aftermarket batteries that are less expensive.
lol build your own much better i did i can run Lithium or lead acid battery with my 18v lithium or 12v lithium or 12v lead acid battery wich power can do that lol people only building thing with one type of battery
Always trying to fool our people with False Videos as Bad Publicly. 3000watts is only for less than 5 seconds. The Real Output is 1800 w Continuously. Now People need to know The Total Working Time. and The Digested Price.!. PLEASE BE HONEST TO US
that cool but not water proof i build my own power station 3000 watts pure sine wave 48V volt 120 60hz with 3 breaker 2 15A and 1 20A I HAVE 2 GCFI out on my tool box i have 4 out let 2 GCFI and two other outlet i have put solar charger etc usb port
I've seen a lot of other reviewers give this thing a solid "meh" rating. I guess if you have plenty of 40v batts laying around it might be nice to get that power out, but that kind of money for "meh" is hard to swallow, even if I have a bunch of batteries already.
@@Zx14rrrrrrrrrrr I have the 300 watt single battery ryobi and I have ran my fridge (already cooled down) for 3 hours off it. Samsung 18 cu ft. Bottom freezer. Of the fridge has inverter technology it has a low ramp up on the compressor. So if you had 4X 6ah batteries I would say it could run "MY" style fridge almost 12 hours. Then at least 24 hours with 4X12 ah batteries. Only thing this inverter is missing is a solar port
@@jaysonstebbins2539 nice! That’s what I want it for. Just to plug in my fridge or freezer or maybe both but, only at night without opening the doors. I already have (2) 6Ah batt and (3) 4ah batts
That doesn't seem like anything special honestly, I mean, what can it power? Some work lights and a radio? At that point get the cordless radio and work lights 🤷♀️
It can do 1800 watts continuous and 3000 peak which means it can power most any AC appliance. The problem is that it won't do it for very long at all unless you have tons if expensive batteries laying around.
It'll run those things for a couple days, or it'll run a small AC and a fridge for like an hour. The technology isn't quite there to justify the prices of these giant power banks. The smart money would just go buy 4-6 cheap 100Ah deep cycle marine batteries and wire them together for an 85% cost savings unless portability and weight savings are absolute priorities.
Thats just a good way to ruin your batteries. If you're going to do something that is a high draw like a welder you'd be better off with a gas generator, yes these batteries would be able to do it but it's not good for them. Just power tools like a grinder or saw already wear on the batteries and sometimes it's better to use a corded version instead of just draining your batteries. Li ion are made to do it, but it's still bad for them. If anything it would be good to use some big capacitors to help with the large current when the welder first strikes the arc. I think so anyways maybe I'm wrong.
That very cool power station but i make my own 3000 watts pure sine wave inverter 48 volt my tool box is water proof i have 4 110 AC out on it with 2 15A Breaker and 1 20A Breaker for my out let i going put solar charger 48 volt and usb and cool fan i have switch between my positive of my battery and positive of my inverter to turn it off i used wire that wire house with to wire my out let them
Is this video about the power station or the knife?
Can't imagine how many products he damaged opening the middle seal like that. 😂😆🤣
Way overpriced for what it is. Should be around $300 without batteries.
Click bait
What was click bait about it?
Industry standard is to list inverter power in continuous watts, not peak which makes this an 1800 watt inverter, not a 3000 watt inverter.
Yeah well i wouldn't expect that little box to put out continuous 3kw...lol
Even 1800... like idk how many batteries it fits but that wouldn't last very long
4 40v 12ah batteries... that's....48 ah at 40v...or 1920w for... one hour? Is that right? Or would it be 48 h of one amp at 40v or... only 40w for 2 days.... my math is wrong isn't it. This looks expensive.
@@simonlinser8286
Your math appears to be correct. This would only be useful at high power for intermittent loads like a power tool.
Could it power up an RV?
@@fishingfunnoutdoors
Yes but not for very long.
Haven't seen the 12.0 before
I’m just waiting for them to get solar charging for this. Then it will be great.
I'd love for this and the 8x18v power station to allow for solar charging. It'd be an incredible missed opportunity otherwise.
This is misleading and wrong. It's only an 1800 watt as continuous power. Not 3000 watts.
When this was first introduced it was absurdly over-priced. Home Depot currently offers it for just over $1,000 and that includes 4 of their 6AH, 40V batteries. If you're someone who uses the Ryobi 40V tools quite a bit, and you understand the right way to charge and maintain NMC batteries, this could make quite a bit of sense. The 6AH batteries usually sell for at least $140/ea, so you're paying $560 for the batteries and getting the inverter/charger for around $500. Now, that's still not a good value, if all you want is a small portable power station. This only makes sense if you're using the 40v batteries and tools quite a bit already.
The Ryobi 40V batteries power mainly the Ryobi outdoor tools, e.g. blower, mower, pressure washer, etc. Your comment about knowing how to charge and maintain NMC (nickel metal cadmium) batteries makes no sense, as these are lithium ion batteries and totally different in approach to charging and maintaining. If you treat the lithium ion batteries like NMC you soon won’t have very powerful or lasting batteries….
@@martylucas8557 - The cells inside of the Ryobi battery packs ARE, in fact, NMC, which is just one type of lithium ion battery chemistry. NMC stands for nickel, manganese and cobalt, which is what every Ryobi battery has in it. Know what you're talking about before arguing with someone who does.
who cares about unboxing it, how's da reliability, for example, at 15amps outlet, how long will 1 outlet last at 15amps, can it run a 1800watt microwave for how long, not a product review, simply unboxing, what about pure sine technology, hook up a scope to shows harmonics if any.... sheesh, hungry for eyeballs....
if build your own power station much better i did my is water proof i have few 3000 watts 1500 watts 1100watts and 800 watts i have 10 usb port on it from type c to 3.0 A,3.1A,2.1A,1A,TYPE C AND TYPE A AND 15WATTS I CAN CHARGE 3 LAPTOP AT ONCE
In California sale of small engines under 25Hp will be banned in 2025. Has already passed into law. Gas powered Generators lawn mower blowers will triple in price in the next 18 months
Speed unboxing.
This should not be listed as a “power station”. I mean, I guess it is.
However most power stations can also be promoted as a “solar generator”. Can this be recharged with solar?
Very cool, but what’s the point in a power outage if you don’t have a way to recharge the batteries?
Looking for something like that solo panel home something to use at night time 1000 a little bit too steep
For the price of this just go buy an Anker c1000
Forget the useless over glorified bower Bank what's the knife used to open the box?!🗡️
It an axial Otf that uses poopoo 20cv blade steel 🤮
Can't even get them with batteries anymore in Canada, what a scam for that price. $1000 Canadian just for the inverter
$900 for this without batteries....what the hell
ဘယ်မှာဝယ်လို့ရမလဲ၊မြန်မာပြည်ထဲကဆိုင်မှာရှိလား၊စျေးဘယ်လောက်လဲ
Ya I’ll pass on this one. My anker does great
This needs to come with 4 12a batteries to make sense if they're trying to compete with other lipo battery power stations.
I run parallel with 8x 40v 12ah batteries. It runs all I need, I'm happy.
Lol i will not buy that not water proof i make my own water proof if i out side raining am ok with nothing happend
What kind of knife 🔪 was he using?
Got mine $600 kit when it released special buy of the day awesome it is but nothing too special
$600 w/ batteries?
As far as I know, these things are awesome but if you lived off grid, and you use this every single day for whatever and you had to charge it every day, it would like die in 2 to 3 years and guess what you would have to buy another one. You can’t buy new batteries for these. They are built into the unit as far as I know so unless anybody tells me you can service these batteries I’m not buying one of these.
Did you even watch the video ? It uses rechargeable 40v tool batteries that can be bought easily, there are even aftermarket batteries that are less expensive.
It comes as 36v in New Zealand 🤨
Ecoflow is way better 💯 %better
Nice, we got ours about 9 months ago and it's just okay and nothing special about it. Maybe it will run better on four 12 ah batteries 👍❤️🙏
I would get ride of it and get a bluettie . The 3000 watt version.
I run parallel with 8x 40v 12ah batteries and it powers my RV just fine. I love it.
lol build your own much better i did i can run Lithium or lead acid battery with my 18v lithium or 12v lithium or 12v lead acid battery wich power can do that lol people only building thing with one type of battery
Always trying to fool our people with False Videos as Bad Publicly.
3000watts is only for less than 5 seconds.
The Real Output is 1800 w Continuously.
Now People need to know The Total Working Time.
and The Digested Price.!.
PLEASE BE HONEST TO US
that cool but not water proof i build my own power station 3000 watts pure sine wave 48V volt 120 60hz with 3 breaker 2 15A and 1 20A I HAVE 2 GCFI out on my tool box i have 4 out let 2 GCFI and two other outlet i have put solar charger etc usb port
Почему не сделали на стандартных аккумуляторах. Можно было использовать аккумуляторы от инструмента
How much is it
Thanks
Thanks
Power station, battery packs, charging station = 1500 bucks worth of gear!
I remember reading somewhere this is a modified sign wave inverter not pure sign wave
WORTHLESS‼️
So it can’t take the biggest 40v batteries!?
Are you going to do a full in depth review of it?🤞🏾
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That's a lot of lithium... Make a big boom boom! LFP or nothing.
But what can it power? I need something for my track saw when I go to Menards to break down plywood
US plugs looks scared
I've seen a lot of other reviewers give this thing a solid "meh" rating. I guess if you have plenty of 40v batts laying around it might be nice to get that power out, but that kind of money for "meh" is hard to swallow, even if I have a bunch of batteries already.
Anybody know if this can be used for a sump pump
Can it rub a portable ac unit?
Check the Watts on your ac and compare it to the outlet on the ryobi inverter
Full review please?????
Coming very soon
@@Shoptoolreviews you're killing us Lary
We get it bro you have an OTF 😂
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Can this run a fridge?
Probably not. If so. It won't be for long.
@@Zx14rrrrrrrrrrr I have the 300 watt single battery ryobi and I have ran my fridge (already cooled down) for 3 hours off it. Samsung 18 cu ft. Bottom freezer. Of the fridge has inverter technology it has a low ramp up on the compressor. So if you had 4X 6ah batteries I would say it could run "MY" style fridge almost 12 hours. Then at least 24 hours with 4X12 ah batteries. Only thing this inverter is missing is a solar port
@@jaysonstebbins2539 nice! That’s what I want it for. Just to plug in my fridge or freezer or maybe both but, only at night without opening the doors. I already have (2) 6Ah batt and (3) 4ah batts
Easily. Fridges these days use about 120 watts, on average.
Solar power inputs??
So...does the inverter charge the battery itself?
That doesn't seem like anything special honestly, I mean, what can it power? Some work lights and a radio? At that point get the cordless radio and work lights 🤷♀️
I bet you it would run a fridge or deep freezer. I couldn’t find much stats it seems likely.
It can do 1800 watts continuous and 3000 peak which means it can power most any AC appliance. The problem is that it won't do it for very long at all unless you have tons if expensive batteries laying around.
It'll run those things for a couple days, or it'll run a small AC and a fridge for like an hour. The technology isn't quite there to justify the prices of these giant power banks. The smart money would just go buy 4-6 cheap 100Ah deep cycle marine batteries and wire them together for an 85% cost savings unless portability and weight savings are absolute priorities.
Was this just to show off the knife? 🤣
Will it work the 12.0 battery
very nice
I'd like to see a small welder connected...
Thats just a good way to ruin your batteries. If you're going to do something that is a high draw like a welder you'd be better off with a gas generator, yes these batteries would be able to do it but it's not good for them. Just power tools like a grinder or saw already wear on the batteries and sometimes it's better to use a corded version instead of just draining your batteries. Li ion are made to do it, but it's still bad for them. If anything it would be good to use some big capacitors to help with the large current when the welder first strikes the arc. I think so anyways maybe I'm wrong.
What was the issue with the 1st battery in port 3?
Wrong connector location.
Great looking knife! Where can I get it?
Price
Wow
How much does this, run???
🔥
Only to discover that ryobi batteries sick and will die and become un-chargeable if left off charger too long or left ON the charger too long.
Total price?
Good Itam 🎉
Had a lot of Ryobi stuff over the years .Never lasts .Crap.Buy Makita .Spend a little more for total quality Trust me.
I have one, and love it. It also does parallel connections. Now, when can we get the 12ah?
We just did a full review on this power station. I'm not sure when the 12Ah batteries are hitting the shelves. Hopefully, very soon.
It is out now and just purchased four 12ah for about $1,700 ouch!
Going to try it on the two-stage snow blower and this Power Station soon
@@kimlink8371 thanks for the heads up. Please let me know how it goes.
I need that now 😆
lol build your own much better if know how wich i did much better than that
That very cool power station but i make my own 3000 watts pure sine wave inverter 48 volt my tool box is water proof i have 4 110 AC out on it with 2 15A Breaker and 1 20A Breaker for my out let i going put solar charger 48 volt and usb and cool fan i have switch between my positive of my battery and positive of my inverter to turn it off i used wire that wire house with to wire my out let them
America appreciates the support with the unboxing tool 👍
Does it need all 4 batteries to run?
No, I will run on 2.