LARGEST 3024wh Solar Generator! 2000w Pecron Q3000S Portable Solar Power Station Review
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- Опубликовано: 13 фев 2021
- The Professor reviews the BIGGEST solar generator to date, the Pecron Q3000S 3000wh Solar Power Station with 2000w pure sine inverter and one of the lowest costs per kwh.
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It's out of stock at the moment.
Great job 👏 on your awesome reviews as always
I have now found the perfect unit however does it have any WiFi features
I don’t recall any Intel behalf
Also can such a unit be double plugged to get 220
Is it possible
Or if I bought two units could it then be done
Or does such the unit exist as a similar power plant with the concept of buying two or one yielding say 7,500 kWh with 220 and WiFi
That type of system in the Travato
I’m looking for the best of the best with a 100 amp or 200 amp output with up to two 220 spots and a dozen 110 with 3-30 amps and 3-15’s and 2-10 and a 5 plus usb and 12-volts
Off grid charged by both panel and 58 volt alternator
Money is no consequence
THANKYOU brother
@@chivosadventures8171 "Only 20 left in stock - order soon."
@@americanpatriot3915 No ...
Seriously, just when I told myself I spend way too much time on RUclips and I swore to myself I wasn’t going subscribe to anymore RUclips channels. I come across this crazy 😜 Professor fool. Great 😊!!!!, now I’m addicted to another RUclips channel. You’ll find this RUclips channel very informative and entertaining. You can tell Hobotech knows his stuff , very thorough and actually enjoys doing reviews.
Same here. Got rid of criminal cable and no longer watch tv….RUclips is my go to. I’m learning so much more on RUclips than I ever did watching television.
@@BostonBorn best comment ever.👍
Wait a minute... No built in flashlight?
Wow...you are getting quite a professional reputation...many of the company sites (Bluetti, and others) list your name and videos as testimonials.
Congrats...your hard work has paid off...🥳👍🏻
@Russell Hank He doesn't have to take responsibility either he never states anything as 100% fact just gives his best estimates and reviee
Thanks for this, you truly help me learn more about this technology. I love how the cover tones down the light, it helps when I'm trying to sleep!
Hello HOBOTECH, thank you for the product review. It seems, based on the comments, that a lot of folks get-caught-up in comparing or nit-picking devices against each other. However, you not only provide an excellent analysis of the the product you're reviewing but, you also go to great lengths in explaining who & for what reasons (conditions, environment, etc) the particular product is for! There are several products, as you have previously explained, that are good or not so good for people & different reasons. This is a great product for exactly how you explained it, that is the size & power of the "inverter." Also, it is quite cost effective! Thanks again for your dedication to product review and of course your tremendous insight. 👍🏻
What a beast! The price/performance is a no brainer. This definitely would meet my needs with running my jewelry equipment off grid.
I like your reviews for the level of detail that you put into your videos. You make it easy to digest for those of us who are dyslexic. Also as a mobile power station I could see this being used for people at fairs and festivals who are running computers, laser or inkjet printers, scanners, HD TVs/monitors, projectors (laser, DLP, LCD) and possibly even heat presses for a mobile Print-On-Demand business or service. Or for mobile DJs and VJs to power their gear.
Great idea!
I've been editing for nearly five decades. I know the amount of effort and time it takes to shoot something like this, much less edit it. You do a phenomenal job of bypassing all the b.s. and just giving us the facts we need to know (and some facts we didn't KNOW we needed to know). Thank you for all you do!!
Great deal I’ll check out their delivery time. We love our Bluetti 200P.
You had me at the “air vent”. I always wanted one of those.
Thank you for all the info!! I've been looking at these and Jackerys and a few others. This one is really nice! Great discount too!
One of the most comprehensive reviews on a generator to date!
Nice Great job on these solar generators. I have been looking for one to run my RV. I don't need it to run the AC. Im so glad i found your channel. I will always check in to see what your reviews are.
What a beast. I like the review. Good video. Thanks
Thank you for all your helpful information on the products.
Very in depth analysis . Thanks Hobo !
I'm working with Pecron Support about purchasing. They have been fantastic! They also stated the Q4000S with an MPPT charger will be coming in a few months. No idea on price but I'm willing to wait for extra power. Thanks for your reviews. I'd be somewhat clueless without your help.
Still waiting.
This didn't age well
@@revrund what didn't she well? The pecron Q3000s?
Bought one of these directly from Pecron's site and it didn't come with the accessory pack. Sent an e-mail to their support. Now it's wait and see. Also tried calling their customer support number. It's a Google Voice number. They don't even have an actual land/mobile number to call. We'll see if support gets back to me. My Spidey-sense is starting to tingle.
Did they ever respond?
@@BostonBorn They never did. The accessory pack eventually came after the Pecron arrived. It was shipped from a different company.
May be a fake expert for gullible customers....
Oh bless you, not only do I get the information I’m looking for in a solid format but I also get to laugh all the way through it! Love the metal horns! Keep it up!
Love the weight factor. Always seems my timing is off every time you find something great. Know there is always something bigger and better around the corner that I can take advantage of once my home base has its improvements. Love the fact I can run heater on it. Normally a 30 min run in the early a.m. is what I need. Though tonight I cross my fingers that Texas power will hold out with the 15 degrees and snow I'm going to get to enjoy tomorrow. I have a little buddy as a back up but with those temps sure it will not keep up. Got everything battened down as best I can and ready.
Glad to see your doing well, this is a cool product. Still listening have not got to the price yet lol so let’s see.
It would be great if one day they do come out with a hunky solar generator like this or bigger that also has EMP protection built right in...it's exciting though to see what's coming out all the time..very excited!!! Thank You Hobo for all all You Do!!!
They do...Its called a Titan Generator with a EMP protection bag which you can purchase at the same time. 2000 Watts of Solar Input, 3000W pure sinewave output. Dual MPPT controllers. Scalable to handle a number of batteries for a massive amount of reserve power
@@Archangel0804 How much are these you are discussing.
Amazing unit. Thanks for the information. Love your videos!
The production value of that little turntable that you used for this video was pretty sweet. Nice touch.
Wow... that's huge!! Inverter is 10x bigger and if 500 amp hours is 5x larger...I don't use much and need a generator if
i need the laptop for more than 3 hours a day depending on how much sun.
Awesome review. Thanks!:)
Well, my bluetti 2400 worked awesome here in san Antonio during the great freeze. Ran my fridge for 3 and a half days with 2 bars to spare. Thank you for all your videos
Is your Bluetooti2400 loud?
@@corinasouthers9440 no not at all. The fan kicks in while charging but I dont think its loud
@@danielhale26 I need help, I, also in Texas and we know that oue Electric will go out , Im looking into something that will run our AC window unit 12,000 BTU , Full Size refridgerator and a TV any ideas
No, it worked like a champ. The fan comes on during charging and i dont think its loud at all
That coment is rich.🤣
I'm sure I've commented this before,but just in case I haven't, your reviews are excellent and very, very thorough. You must spend hours testing this equipment and then all your video editing. Your the man on these solar generators.
Thank you for this thorough review. I've been in the market for one of these as we have been experiencing some brown out power outages lately. This is the perfect companion to my gas inverter generator. Solar panels are coming next.
I am waiting on your review of the Bluetti EP500 , that should be something. good review Mike from Chandler Az
You'll be waiting until next month.
I just Love this guy.
Your reviews are the best! Thanks for sharing!
The information around the 12 volts that you were explaining about sounds deep and a decision that the maker made? Tbc. GOOD analyzing. SPEAK.
Can't wait till you check out the new HUGE BLUETTI 😁
Thanks for the reviews. Please try to find some 220 units if they exist.
2:15. The build is BEAST and still considerate for the user. BEAST. SPEAK.
I enjoyed the very detailed product review and practical comments about expected applications. Not in the market at the moment, but I know a few of my clients would use 2000watt version.
I would love a video at the end of each year that was your opinion of the best units and their pros and cons on a list. (The list may be a me thing since in need a visual differential.)
I'm working on a Q&A for my website. I'll announce when it's done.
@@HOBOTECH My question would be how the math works for charging time. ty
@@JailGuide Works the reverse of discharge time. Watt hours / watts = hours.
You just made me realize why I should be on 24 volts, instead of 12 volts.
Seriously man I’ve been watching almost all your videos and they are very helpful ! Don’t stop making these videos ! I tell everyone to watch your videos to make decisions on certain products because almost my whole family and friends are campers and hikers …so you know they want the good stuff. That’s where I came in and mention your name and they laugh “hey check out hobotech😂” then they come back talking about how great your videos are . Proud of you 👍 I’m actually looking for a new power station so I’m watching this video and many more tonight
Helloooo Hobotech. First thing Much respect for what you do and teach. After watching this video, I thought the Q3000S was the device for me. I got an offer from the web sight $1199.00 and received it today.
It now has an MPPT controller 600w PV 32v to 95v and a blueish white screen.I was dreading the red. It is charging right now at 525w off the charger.
I am so glad I watch your videos. Hope you see this and have a great holiday.
Wow. U can run a a/c or heater for a while. Nice.
"Battery Capacity which is the only reason you're watching this"
He's bloody reading my mind. 😂🤪😆😜🤣
Lol facts
Remember watt hours = amp hours x voltage, you do the sums ?
@@stevezodiac491 From Lil Giant Literally dummy when comes to electricity. Want and NEED SOLAR. DO NOT CARE ABOUT AMAZON GUARANTEES. They will not be around in 4 years after SHTF. I care about getting the mist power possible. Care about reliability-not breaking down. Care about being able to move, even if have to use a trailer. LOL cuz hoping go south January. Care about ease of use. Flexibility is nice, but not necessary. I am dumb. Just want to survive. Would like to be able run for oxygen concentrator for failing invalid. Budget is important, but would work to get best one possible. I do not feel I have time to learn this stuff. Solars will be sold out before I can purchase. Maybe later. Do you know anything? Could you help me out? Most people buy a “Bluetti” Think 2,000 is the largest movable battery/generator capacity?
That’s one sexy solar generator! I will stand on a street corner and fly a sign for that baby on my days off. 😂😂
Good video, I liked your tests. and you had a lot practical tests. good job sir!
You can definitely charge this with more than 300 watts. I plugged in 6 solar panels (3 sets of 2 in series, all going into a parallel adapter). I was getting around 500 watts. I even emailed their customer support and asked them about this, a tech (or engineer?) responded with:
"Yes, Q3000S supports 400W input, actually the PV input for Q3000S is 29.4~40V, 20A(maximum), theoretically, it support a maximum of 800W input(40V@20A). It reaches the optimal charging performance at 441W(29.4V@15A)"
I'm thinking of doing just that.... how long does it take to charge to full with the 6 (I assume 100 watt) panels?
@@LearnToFlyWithPilotGuy Around 6 hours to charge from 0% to 100% when input is ~500 watts. I usually don't drain the battery though, I cycle between 75% and 25%, so it's half (3 hours). This is a underrated solar generator. It's simple to use, compact, and the inverter is very efficient. I have numerous others - Bluetti, Jackary, Hysolis, and the Pecron is one of the best. It's main drawback is the limited input voltage, but it allows high current to overcome this.
@@LearnToFlyWithPilotGuy Yes they are 100W panels
What? No light. A total fail. Who would buy a 3K sogen without a light? Great price but beyond what I need currently. Appreciate the video. Well done as usual.
Amazing, well done. Much appreciated. Very informative
This is something I can use for my power tools and large freezer and refrigerator.
9:25. Lol. LEGIT timing and EDITING. For this video.
That would be great in my motorhome
1:05. Very GOOD statement. You're just keeping it real. SPEAK.
Great review, as usual
Okay Texas! Here's a power that will help us in the future.
I figured y
People had something like this
Texas can go green and off grid. Would be better than depending on oil.
@@galacticwarlock2271 Yes our wind turbines were frozen. Had our electric plants been winterized by our out -of- state ceos of Ercot, we could've handled the storm. But because we were so busy with the mandated green energy, our source that provides statewide air conditioning with 105° temps 4 months straight would have been sufficient.
@@galacticwarlock2271 going green isn't as " Environmentally friendly " as you are Conned to believe, Lithium mining is Toxic and most of its reservation is UNDER the ocean and Amazon rainforests... Stripmining is Required, it's also a similar Process to fracking highly Toxic and destructive just mosey on to Google pictures of Lithium mining... cobalt is also Required 9f which comes from Congo rainforests Stripmining using child slave labor..., Neodymium mines are absolute wastelands... It all sounds good but the Action of extraction of these materials Is Hazardous to the ENTIRE environment itself... Not to mention lithium ion batteries are Chemically unstable and deadly... There's far better methods to store Energy like quartz crystalline batteries... Infinitely more abundant, Hydrogen is cheap and easy to make and ZERO carbon emissions can be made closed loop system too, what's the mileage on a Vehicle that NEVER needs to be replenished in fuel? And keep in mind hydrogen is 3 times the combustion force " Air Watts Pressure wave Propagation field " SOUNDWAVES " to push a piston as Gasoline.... Or Natural gas...most of us that grew up with Chemistry class learned how SIMPLE and explosive hydrogen is. The byproduct being steam.. redirect the steam into water tank, and begin electrolysis Again add salt... simple.... Cheap, abundant, no carbon, covalent bond of hydrogen and oxygen is Limitless...
@@mjolnirswrath23 I know about batteries. No one has conned me. Hydrogen for example is green.
That red flashing light WOULD BLIND ME! Ugh 😦
great review as usual ty
Great explanation. Enjoyed the video.
Any possibility you could do a "job site test" running skill saws ,chop saw and small table saw?
I don't have any of those but if it plugs into a 110v outlet this will run them.
@Kyle D Nope. All my tools are battery operated.
My main concern would be scrambling it on the in rush when the tool is spinning up. Thanks for all the great videos btw
@Kyle D I have one! Lol.
Its why im here lol, I just don't want this for overlanding or camping! I work ON SITE and run a 5hp small pancake compressor and a heat gun sometimes. So im walking away from the Jackery 1500, thats 2k lol. Maybe this is the one...have you bought one of these?
Outstanding content and clarity
Great review Looking at your deals
I haven't seen 7 segment LED displays since I did bread boarding in the early eighties.
No microwave or alarm clocks in your house?
@@russtomas4461 No, never. What are those?
@@ken-NC Ahh, makes sense as to why you have not seen seven segments in so long. I assumed you would have these in your home. My fault.
@@russtomas4461 Hmmm, strange devices you refer too. I do not know of these devices. Did you forget to take your meds today? Perhaps you should up the dosage a hair? Good luck to you.
@@ken-NC Or maybe you have been catatonic for decades?
Thanks for video but no usb c no mppt charge controller only 300 watts of solar last thing 1000 charge & you lose 30 percent of battery i pass
It's out of stock anyways.
It's in stock. Never ran out if you are in the USA.
ME : some guy invents the wheel and this "dude" complains about it being slow.
I picked up a GZ Yeti 6000 from REI in the garage sale area for $3K. That and my Yeti 1400 have me in pretty good shape, but I do like what this one offers. Love the Hobotech discounts!
Awesome find on that Yeti 6000 Traveling T. You really are set.
That is a bad ass emergency power station. Absolutely BAD ASS!!!
Take it out in the desert in the summer and see if those fans start working.
All that metal seems great except if you live near the ocean, IMO.
Great videos buddy! Thanks for all the info. Any chance you'll be getting your hands on any of the Allpowers units? the 372 or 666wh ones? They seem pretty cool and keen to get your take on it too. Cheers!
Great review thanks!
Great Work now to look under the hood . Tear Down
Send it to AVE.
Not a good unit yet. But we will see what they do next Gen 👍🏁
I remember when color TV became a real thing. My dad would not get one ‘“until they work the bugs out.” So, several years later when my brother became a teen and I went to college, the color TV appeared. Hmmmmm. I agree. 😃
Just a heads up Pecron released an updated charger for these units. Charges from the wall at double the speed. 440 watts input. I got one for my Q2000s. That makes this generator so much more usable. They also released an external MPPT for these units as well. I also have it and it's set at a hard limit of 300 watts. I can get 400 watts out of the same solar set up without using the MPPT adapter. I'm sure the MPPT helps my generator in the long run but I need the watts. Lol buy the 440 fast charger and skip the external MPPT controller! Thanks for all the work you put in Hobo!
Thanks for the video. Informative and entertaining at 20:53 lol. Great work.
Two ratings fell short by more than enough that the rating is misleading. They have to fix that or change the ratings.
WOW a great price for the power. By the time I can afford a solar generator these little disappointments may be gone. What I like about this one is I can use it as my house to power my fridge in a power outage. That helps justify the investment.
Sandee McLeieer - I agree. This morning our power went out for awhile from the icy weather. 3 hours later I was ready to go outside and fire up a generator I'd gotten last year for times like this when the power came back on. I like his review. But someone in the above comments said others will come out in May, so I may wait and see it that happens. I'd like to either just get off the grid or at least get my power bill down each month where i live.
Great video as usual.
Very good AC solar generator!! and its portable!! oh oh I think the Zentraedi are looking for you!!
It comes with a accessory bag w/shoulder strap!?!
Shut up and take my money!
.1c charge rate? come on man. is this the 1920s?
Excellent stuff
8:01. Good speaking about the usb's.
I wish you'd post some links other than for amazon, for those of us who DESPISE Jeff Bezos...
I understand and I have been working direct with brands to do that. However, Pecron forced my hand to use Amazon.
@@HOBOTECH Imagine despising someone who has never met or done any harm to you.
@@jacobstrouble6631 Bezos cut the pay of those that built his company by 62% right in the middle of the pandemic just to inflate stock prices. He harmed many including myself.
@@jacobstrouble6631 Amazon shut down parler, thus stifling freedom of speech, which is incredibly harmful for everyone.
@@jacobstrouble6631 imagine dismissing other people’s valid opinions based solely on your wholesale acceptance of mainstream media propaganda.
Good review, however... “this isn’t the droid I’m looking for”.
You can go about your business.
Very good show very educational nice job!
LEGIT. Heck yeah, SIR. SPEAK.
7:15. There's 400 watt solar panels out there, already. I would say that's a negative. But not a huge one. BOSS.
It's a pretty huge one. You're only looking at 1500wh of usable power per day via solar.
It's an unbalanced system. It's a 1500w inverter with 300w of charging and 3kwh of battery. The 2kwh version makes a lot more sense unless you're only looking for something you're not going to use for more than 3 days consecutively off grid.
The charger to battery ratio is reversed. It's hot garbage for daily use.
@@69nites 1500W usable is actually sized correctly..... you should size off grid systems to about double the usage per day both for having reserve power, and not fully cycling the battery constantly. It is still a little lame that it only has 300W in though. An exception to that might be an LTO system since you can cycle that deeper.
@@Wingnut353if you intend on relying on solar power you should be able to charge your system with a single sunny day for every 2 cloudy. If you deplete this battery it will take 2 days to charge it without any use in full sun.
This might have a use case if it had robust alternate charging via alternator or shore power but you're really just paying for 1kw of batteries you're never going to use because they didn't want to spend an extra 10 dollars on a properly sized charge controller.
If you can't keep your system charged reserve power means nothing. In reality this system will almost never be above 50% battery with daily use after the first time you've depleted your battery.
@@69nites yes, thanks for putting it all together
Pecron or bluetti?
There are others...
I'm so confused.
There are 2 others that will be available in May that can be expanded as needed to meet your power needs. I like this unit but like bluetti and jackary, I don’t think they can be chained together.
I will be a newbie as I make decisions about my solar outfit for my van. Where can I get the best UNBIASED information on which power base I will need for a Ford Transit 250 or 350 (which is the best model available for my needs). I REALLY need an expert in solar electronics , but don’t know who to go with.
Any ideas?
@@beckyelliott2871 - Maybe just wait until May and see what comes out, like Doug said. I'm also looking into something to use where I live (little house in the country). : )
excellent review
I don't know what I like better... The cat at the end or the ZZ Top sounding band at the end.
This channel has an obsession with the most biggest, most powerful & hardest PE-PE
Portable Energy powerwall for Emergency
Bluetti EB500 Is going HUGE
I had 8 D8 caterpillar batteries under my house with a 4,500 watt trace inverter, batteries were free, fire dept used the batteries and replaced them every year, during day generator ran and charged batteries, FYI solar panels don't work in Alaska during winter, at night batteries powered entire house and toyostove heaters.
8:05. That's all you need. Unless I'm talking QUICK, but the battery screen should just tell you how much is in, how long it will be till it's full and if you should unplug the solar panels and or wind mill after charge.
wow alot cheaper than goal zero ! too bad bluetti ac200p has a longer life cycle
I wanted to know why no one ever said you cant use the jackery in cold weather. I had to bring it in the house for 3 hours before it started working again. Im so bummed about this. Sorry this isnt what your talking about in this video.
Put the jackery in a cooler. The insulation will cover you when it gets too cold.
@@rebellucy5610 do you mean i can keep it in my van in the winter if its in a cooler? I live in michigan.
@@sandyhobo2053 Any thermal insulation can be used to keep heat in/out. But then you'll need to be careful that it wont overheat in there.
Lithium based batteries can't be used in freezing conditions (or much below freezing for some Lithium chemistries). You're right that sometimes people forget to talk about that in reviews, forgetting that not everyone is aware of this. It should be in your Jackery manual, however (see operating temperatures). One workaround is to keep the batteries warm.
Below freezing, I sometimes use a DC-powered electric blanket, loosely wrapping it around the battery bank. Those get hot enough to keep your battery warm in cold weather but shouldn't pose any risk of overheating. The only downside is that the blanket alone consumes 50 Watts. That can eat up your battery capacity pretty quick.
Rebel's idea of keeping it in a cooler when not in use can help, depending on how long you're leaving the van unheated. But eventually it will get too cold in the cooler, as well. However, if you're living out of your van and heating up the cabin frequently enough, that could be a workable solution. I'd even throw some warm thermal mass in the cooler with the Jackery, like maybe some warm rocks, which should help buy additional time.
None of the LiFePO4 based devices can be charged at much below freezing temperatures, and there's a temp limit for discharging too but it's a lot lower. So it's not just the Jackery doing this, but most of these devices. You really need to do your own research on things too, not just listen to what someone else says about them because what matters to you (like low-temp use) may not even be on their radar. As to putting the Jackery in a cooler (insulation) that doesn't create heat to keep it warm and working, it only allows a warm device to stay warm longer- maybe enough if the temps don't get too low or it's not just sitting there in the cold for days. You don't want to leave it in there while using it if that might let it overheat. Best to keep in the house where it will be warm and happy till you need to go portable.
Thank you for mentioning the use of the product in tiny homes. While I do go camping it’s always at a campground with electric hookup. I’ve dabbled with some tiny solar panels that you can simply plug a brick into, charge the brick and then charge my phone or a little light with a usb cord into. I recently bought an ebike and I’m getting tired of having to go to friends houses to charge it up. I’m ready to move up in the world and buy something capable of charging stuff in my really tiny (10x16) foot house. Could you please talk more about using them in a permanent situation.
I'm watching this while unboxing my BLUETTI AC200P
The biggest downside of this solar charge controller is the lack of solar input, the Bluetti wins hands-down! ☹️
This has a solar input. I show it charging at 300w.
300w max solar deal killer.
And 12 hour ac charge? Seriously with a 1000 cycle life? I would suspect that with a 4 hour recharge but not with a 12 hour.
300w of solar charging is a joke.
4:40. That's the kind of information that users need to start knowing, like a book memorized.
Can you do a video on long term and short term care/storage for solar generators?