You can pick this up on Amazon for around $1200. Not sure why I didn't think to check amazon for the 'best pricing'. My bad everyone! Check it out HERE: amzn.to/3IWgswl Don't forget the 10% off discount code (available site wide): JASONOID shrsl.com/3mc04
I really like your evaluation system, Jason. You take your time to test all the features of the power station, which is very informative for a potential buyer!
Really thorough group of tests. I wanted to verify the low temperature charging shut off circuit which the 1200 has in its operating manual. Very important feature for campers during the swing seasons.
I doubt it has actual low temp charging protection, the manual states to just not charge it below 32F. I gave this one to a family member so I can't test it anymore.
Thank you for the clearly explained well documented review of this OUPES 1800. To me the Bluetti AC200P wins. Same price and yet this OUPES uses an external charging brick, No APP, no wireless charging. I do believe the industry needs to move to parallel solar panel connection as the standard method of solar panel input charging of units still 12 - 30V D/C max input solar charging be it in Series or Parallel seems low to me for a unit of this size.
Fast solar charging on a larger power station is a MUST in my opinion. 415 watts is acceptable, but 1000 watts would be ideal! You can really only achieve that via series connections as you mentioned. Thanks for commenting Dan :)
@@TheMargo420- Even better price now, always keep checking because they even have some "flash sale" prices sometimes. $799 now, but Black Friday price was $649, I think? But so was the Bluetti AC180 Black Friday sale deal, and that unit has some better aspects, imo, including longer warranty, no exterior charging brick, etc.
Wow, just took a look at your portable power station buyers guide and it is very impressive!! That is a ton of work!! Thank you for making it easyier to choose one of theese.
I love this unit, it runs my home fridge for 24 hours if it has a full charge. Oupes replaced the first one I bought because the display started to show real garbled nonsense, and they were great about it when I showed them photos. And I love the faster charging on this unit. I bought it for about $1000, I think that is a great deal. I can use my 200W solar panels with it, either my Bluetti or the AllPowers cheap ones that are polycrystalline and work just great.
As usual, another thorough test and review. Although the Bluetti AC200P is bigger (size and capacity) than the Oupes, it’s currently on sale for $1299. I picked one up at the end of 2021 for $1499 and I’m actually thinking of getting another at the lower price. And you can jam lots of electrons in it quickly with multiple charging options. Just my 2 cents.
What a great review! Thank you. I am loving your channel and have subscribed. My only nitpick with this review is that I think on your grading sheet it would be more accurate to grade the price per watt based on what you can buy it for on Amazon ($1199). In which case the Oupes1800 comes down to .80 cents per watt, which brings it in line with its peers, and very close to the Bluetti AC200P. Other than that I found your review extremely thorough and helpful!
There are a couple of interesting details about the DC section. First and foremost is the USB-C PDP. I am surprised to see the unit shut off the PDP-60 port on overload, as load can actually sense what it is connected to. Looking at a Macbook Pro, if you use the Apple 30 watt USB-C adapter, the Macbook will charge at 30 watts. The fact that this unit can trip implies some kind of mis-communication between the load and the Oupes. The other really interesting thing was the DC frig running for 24 hours with the Oupes still showing 75% of the capacity remaining. An interesting test would be to run the frig until the Oupes reaches 0% using an inline DC watt meter. If this is like the Ecopro River Mini, I think you will see the DC conversion is much better when specifically using a DC frig with the cigarette plug. Great review as always!
Thanks John for your thoughts! The USBc is definitely not playing nice on the left side 60w port. It almost behave as a 100w port but as the power station notices it going above 60w it freaks out and shuts it down. I almost feel they accidentally programmed in a 100w port and a 18w port instead of two 60w ports....18w port works fine and will limit power as it should...except it's labeled wrong on the power station LOL
Excellent and thorough review. The mislabelling of their USB-C ports needs to be fixed. Also their USB-C ports should be rated to go to 100 watts not 60 especially for an 1800 Watt power station. No USP capability at this price makes this a no choice for me.
Just curious, what price point would this power station be appealing to you? I would love for some viewer feedback on that subject and that's why I'm asking. I know it doesn't have the newest features like fast internal charging / UPS mode, which most people are looking for now. What do you think?
@@Jasonoid The problem with this unit is it is obsolete from the start. USB-C ports rated at only 60w instead of a 100w. Only one 60w USB-C on this unit since the other is mislabeled. No UPS capability. External power brick instead of built in. The FFPower is a better option. With the prices of all these power stations fluctuating almost daily like the weather one should monitor the web sites daily and then select the one at the price they want.
Great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. My question is about the charging block. Is it normal that it gets very hot? It's so hot that it could cause a minor skin burn. So I unplug it after several hours to let it cool down, then resume the charging procedure. Is my block defective?
Great review! I got this unit thinking that 1500wh can be a sweet spot with practical capacity and portability around the house and possible camping trips. 2000wh could be too heavy or bulky - it is hard to tell the size as RUclipsrs use wide angle shots for close-ups. 1800w can drive pretty much all home appliances. Among the few options I chose Oupes for good inverter quality from reviews on its other models. So far I am pretty happy about it.
It's does have a great inverter, super clean output at 110v. I also was able to get 88% capacity via my AC discharge test. Those are the positives about this power station for sure!
Yep, this is kinda ticking all my boxes because I was wanting something lighter than the FFPower P2001 but need a minimum 1400W inverter, preferably 1600W for some wiggle room, to run my power tools. So the big inverter but smaller capacity for less weight and cheaper price are the trade offs I've been looking for. The actual usable capacity between this and the FFpower is not that much different either since this unit is more efficient. Edit: or the Bluetti AC200p is like the same price and you get more capability, but it's 60 lbs and not sure my girlfriend or kids would even be able to move that.
The Oupes has been connected to a few kitchen appliances and tripped a few times when my family turned microwave and toaster on together. Just learned the Oupes 2400 is out and wet my pants.
Thanks for a complete 💯 testing of the unit. I rather spend my $$$ on a more sophisticated & updated generator. What's up with the USB rating on this model?
Hey guys. If you purchase the 4 solar panels with the 1800w generator. Do you get all the connections to hook it all up or do you buy separate. Also what is the warranty on it?thanks
It would’ve really been amazing if you had connected the OUPES solar panels to the OUPES solar generator because that’s what comes with the generator when you buy it, and nobody is showing us out here how to connect more than two solar panels to this generator, W TH?
It can't take much solar. Their solar panels are priced high vs other options. This is a pretty old product and A LOT has been improved since this came out.
Like Clint Eastwood said famously, "A man has go to know his options." . . . . . . . . . . . . . errrrrr . . . . or was that "limitations" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . thanks for making us aware of our 'options' ! ! ! RH
They are planning to launch a whole refresh including a 2400, 3000, and 4000 watt unit. I'm not sure I will review them or not. I'm hoping to see how at least one performs.
When you test the drain of DC or AC modules, you should wait more I think. You have 99% after 1 hour, but maybe 2 minutes later you would have 98%. I think it would be nice to either tell how long it takes to drain 1% or how much was drained after few hours.
You can have a max input voltage of 30 volts. The charging amperage will be limited automatically up to 400 watts. The power station only pulls the amperage it needs so having more than 12 to 15 amps is fine.
I am in the process of returning my 1800. It would not charge fully. They say "low voltage battery". The replacement is only covered like the defective one. ,time wise. Not like a new one. Sort of unhappy at this point! They are trying to make it right. Now they are on sale for 1/2 of what I paid! Not really fair to me...
Can I used the 200 watt Nicesolar foldable panel on one of those inputs? I think this panel is rated as a 21 volt panel but it is a 200 watt panel. So, I'm a little confused.
@@kelRGo I do have one I'm testing. It appears to be very similar to the Oukitel and FFpower models (with some upgrades). I doubt it has more capacity than those. Those got around 1600wh. I haven't tested this one yet.
I was happy with the great AC inverter capacity test, almost 90%! They did improve a lot from the Oupes 1200 unit like charging speed and a clean inverter... but with the current pricing there are other power stations with better features! Thanks for sharing your thoughts Joe!
As always, this was a comprehensive review of the features and value. Absolutely overpriced even at the discounted price for the features you get. Bluetti AC200P at $1,299 much better value and features.
Its the lowest price I have seen it at. It has a lot to offer for $209. I have seen some of them with issues but most have been reliable. You seen my review?
We can't really compare this to an EB3A. They are a much different market segment for largely different use cases. I like the EB3A at its (current) $209 price point but it is still a very small unit that has great features for a small unit, but for many people, there are multiple sogens in the house depending on how they will be used. EB3A is great as a UPS for a router and cable modem, for example. [I bought mine at the intro price of $239, but when they dropped the price to $209 Bluetti issued a $30 refund on my purchase.]
I believe the Bluetti AC200P is $1,299 through the end of the month with the right code. The pricing on this one is not remotely competitive compared to that, IMO.
I have heard great things about it! I am saving up my pennies to give it a test. The price is a little high but it should perform well. $1200 is a lot to spend on a video.
my ecoflow river pro with add-on battery came in at 44 cents per watt hour with all three of the things you said are usually in units priiced above 80 cents per watt hour... this OUPES unit is plainly overpriced even at their "sale" price. seems to me like theyre trying to mislead customers into thinking it is 1800wh and the price is right in line with that
The price on this is too high, I have an oupes 600 'with solar' that cost me $465. total, a good deal,,,,, the 1200 'with solar' was going around $930.,,,another good deal,,,, $1300 for a 1500 without solar is too high, it'll likely be on sale this fall! BTW I'm very pleased with my 600 oupes with solar purchase
They are having a great deal on the Pecron S1500F at $799. Thats 55 cents per watt hour. 1461 wh and 1500 watt inverter with 440 watt charging. A/C and D/C efficiency both over 90%
Thanks for the heads up Two Commas....I was so caught up on their website pricing I didn't even think to look other places. DOH! I'll add a pinned comment to update the pricing info.
I can do math, but maybe you don't know that 12v solar panels actually put out 18-24 volts under load. So it's really like 36volts to 48 volts when you put them together.
called 1800 but it's the inverter and only has a 1488wh battery but only 1200 or so useable, and then charging brick and slowish charging, lack of ups mode. this one is meh, there are better ones especially at the price point. and good point about the shape, probably alot of plastic in that handle. as a side note, nice red mustang in the garage 😁
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You can pick this up on Amazon for around $1200. Not sure why I didn't think to check amazon for the 'best pricing'. My bad everyone! Check it out HERE: amzn.to/3IWgswl
Don't forget the 10% off discount code (available site wide): JASONOID
shrsl.com/3mc04
Take a closer look. The two solar panels come with the 1200 model for $1200. The 1800 model does not come with solar panels at that price.
Oupes! I'll edit my comment, thanks!
@@Jasonoid Good pun. 😅
I really like your evaluation system, Jason. You take your time to test all the features of the power station, which is very informative for a potential buyer!
Really thorough group of tests. I wanted to verify the low temperature charging shut off circuit which the 1200 has in its operating manual. Very important feature for campers during the swing seasons.
I doubt it has actual low temp charging protection, the manual states to just not charge it below 32F. I gave this one to a family member so I can't test it anymore.
Thank you for the clearly explained well documented review of this OUPES 1800. To me the Bluetti AC200P wins. Same price and yet this OUPES uses an external charging brick, No APP, no wireless charging. I do believe the industry needs to move to parallel solar panel connection as the standard method of solar panel input charging of units still 12 - 30V D/C max input solar charging be it in Series or Parallel seems low to me for a unit of this size.
Fast solar charging on a larger power station is a MUST in my opinion. 415 watts is acceptable, but 1000 watts would be ideal! You can really only achieve that via series connections as you mentioned. Thanks for commenting Dan :)
Darn I hate I missed this!
@@TheMargo420- Even better price now, always keep checking because they even have some "flash sale" prices sometimes. $799 now, but Black Friday price was $649, I think? But so was the Bluetti AC180 Black Friday sale deal, and that unit has some better aspects, imo, including longer warranty, no exterior charging brick, etc.
Wow, just took a look at your portable power station buyers guide and it is very impressive!! That is a ton of work!! Thank you for making it easyier to choose one of theese.
I love this unit, it runs my home fridge for 24 hours if it has a full charge. Oupes replaced the first one I bought because the display started to show real garbled nonsense, and they were great about it when I showed them photos. And I love the faster charging on this unit. I bought it for about $1000, I think that is a great deal. I can use my 200W solar panels with it, either my Bluetti or the AllPowers cheap ones that are polycrystalline and work just great.
I am having trouble with mine. Doesn't want to charge past 86%....They say "low voltage battery" not taking the charge??? Will replace.Whew.....
Just got the 1800 and 2 100w panels for total price of $1556.66..great deal!
As usual, another thorough test and review. Although the Bluetti AC200P is bigger (size and capacity) than the Oupes, it’s currently on sale for $1299. I picked one up at the end of 2021 for $1499 and I’m actually thinking of getting another at the lower price. And you can jam lots of electrons in it quickly with multiple charging options. Just my 2 cents.
I got one off Amazon for 500 and it’s a killer deal !
That's an excellent price!
@@Jasonoid
I also have my little 600 oupes on standby as a sort of battery expansion using the car charging cord if needed.
What a great review! Thank you. I am loving your channel and have subscribed. My only nitpick with this review is that I think on your grading sheet it would be more accurate to grade the price per watt based on what you can buy it for on Amazon ($1199). In which case the Oupes1800 comes down to .80 cents per watt, which brings it in line with its peers, and very close to the Bluetti AC200P. Other than that I found your review extremely thorough and helpful!
Thanks for the feedback Twan. I can't keep up with the prices, they change daily. Sometimes they are higher and sometimes they are lower on Amazon.
@@Jasonoid That makes sense, plus you've got enough on your plate as it is. Appreciate the response brother. Thanks again for your honest reviews
There are a couple of interesting details about the DC section. First and foremost is the USB-C PDP. I am surprised to see the unit shut off the PDP-60 port on overload, as load can actually sense what it is connected to. Looking at a Macbook Pro, if you use the Apple 30 watt USB-C adapter, the Macbook will charge at 30 watts. The fact that this unit can trip implies some kind of mis-communication between the load and the Oupes. The other really interesting thing was the DC frig running for 24 hours with the Oupes still showing 75% of the capacity remaining. An interesting test would be to run the frig until the Oupes reaches 0% using an inline DC watt meter. If this is like the Ecopro River Mini, I think you will see the DC conversion is much better when specifically using a DC frig with the cigarette plug. Great review as always!
Thanks John for your thoughts! The USBc is definitely not playing nice on the left side 60w port. It almost behave as a 100w port but as the power station notices it going above 60w it freaks out and shuts it down. I almost feel they accidentally programmed in a 100w port and a 18w port instead of two 60w ports....18w port works fine and will limit power as it should...except it's labeled wrong on the power station LOL
I pass on this, but I'm really looking forward to the review of the montek!
Thanks, Jason. Would be great to have a Mutli-brand comparison of a powerstation in the various sizes. ;-)
Have you seen my grading speadsheet? jasonoid.com/powerstations/
Excellent and thorough review. The mislabelling of their USB-C ports needs to be fixed. Also their USB-C ports should be rated to go to 100 watts not 60 especially for an 1800 Watt power station. No USP capability at this price makes this a no choice for me.
Just curious, what price point would this power station be appealing to you? I would love for some viewer feedback on that subject and that's why I'm asking. I know it doesn't have the newest features like fast internal charging / UPS mode, which most people are looking for now. What do you think?
@@Jasonoid The problem with this unit is it is obsolete from the start. USB-C ports rated at only 60w instead of a 100w. Only one 60w USB-C on this unit since the other is mislabeled. No UPS capability. External power brick instead of built in. The FFPower is a better option. With the prices of all these power stations fluctuating almost daily like the weather one should monitor the web sites daily and then select the one at the price they want.
I wish I had seen this. Not charging completely. They say "low voltage battery" ? Is this a flaw in this model?
Thank you, Jason, for a thorough review! Also, aren't you supposed to be on a hike? Hope you have a great time!
Yes, he's gone. He left on Friday and took our oldest. He'll be back tomorrow :)
@@katers22 Hi Katers! In that case.... I hope they both have a great hike! Thank you!
Great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. My question is about the charging block. Is it normal that it gets very hot? It's so hot that it could cause a minor skin burn. So I unplug it after several hours to let it cool down, then resume the charging procedure. Is my block defective?
I've noticed mine gets hot as well. Having a little usb fan blow air on it makes all the difference in cooling it off 👍
@@Jasonoid Good idea. Thanks for putting my mind at ease and thank you for the reply
Great review! I got this unit thinking that 1500wh can be a sweet spot with practical capacity and portability around the house and possible camping trips. 2000wh could be too heavy or bulky - it is hard to tell the size as RUclipsrs use wide angle shots for close-ups. 1800w can drive pretty much all home appliances. Among the few options I chose Oupes for good inverter quality from reviews on its other models. So far I am pretty happy about it.
It's does have a great inverter, super clean output at 110v. I also was able to get 88% capacity via my AC discharge test. Those are the positives about this power station for sure!
Yep, this is kinda ticking all my boxes because I was wanting something lighter than the FFPower P2001 but need a minimum 1400W inverter, preferably 1600W for some wiggle room, to run my power tools. So the big inverter but smaller capacity for less weight and cheaper price are the trade offs I've been looking for. The actual usable capacity between this and the FFpower is not that much different either since this unit is more efficient.
Edit: or the Bluetti AC200p is like the same price and you get more capability, but it's 60 lbs and not sure my girlfriend or kids would even be able to move that.
The Oupes has been connected to a few kitchen appliances and tripped a few times when my family turned microwave and toaster on together. Just learned the Oupes 2400 is out and wet my pants.
@@longochu8588 I haven't seen the Oupes 2400w yet. I'll have to check it out.
Thanks for a complete 💯 testing of the unit. I rather spend my $$$ on a more sophisticated & updated generator. What's up with the USB rating on this model?
Not sure whats going on there, it's got some issues for sure with the USBc ports.
Thank you for your detail review!
Great job on the review!
Great video thanks. What type connectors did you use when charging from the solar panels?
Hey guys. If you purchase the 4 solar panels with the 1800w generator. Do you get all the connections to hook it all up or do you buy separate. Also what is the warranty on it?thanks
I think these solar generator companies try to outdo each other with who can come up with the dumbest name for their powerstations.
Haha 😂👍 totally!
It would’ve really been amazing if you had connected the OUPES solar panels to the OUPES solar generator because that’s what comes with the generator when you buy it, and nobody is showing us out here how to connect more than two solar panels to this generator, W TH?
It can't take much solar. Their solar panels are priced high vs other options. This is a pretty old product and A LOT has been improved since this came out.
Like Clint Eastwood said famously, "A man has go to know his options." . . . . . . .
. . . . . . errrrrr . . . . or was that "limitations" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
thanks for making us aware of our 'options' ! ! ! RH
Great review 👍
Didn't they just come out with the oupes 2400?? Will you be testing that?
They are planning to launch a whole refresh including a 2400, 3000, and 4000 watt unit. I'm not sure I will review them or not. I'm hoping to see how at least one performs.
When you test the drain of DC or AC modules, you should wait more I think. You have 99% after 1 hour, but maybe 2 minutes later you would have 98%. I think it would be nice to either tell how long it takes to drain 1% or how much was drained after few hours.
Thanks for the feedback!
Hi Jason, thanks for the video, can you tell me what is the maximum input for the amps for the solar input, would appreciate that.
You can have a max input voltage of 30 volts. The charging amperage will be limited automatically up to 400 watts. The power station only pulls the amperage it needs so having more than 12 to 15 amps is fine.
@@Jasonoid thanks, appreciated
I am in the process of returning my 1800. It would not charge fully. They say "low voltage battery". The replacement is only covered like the defective one. ,time wise. Not like a new one. Sort of unhappy at this point! They are trying to make it right. Now they are on sale for 1/2 of what I paid! Not really fair to me...
Can I used the 200 watt Nicesolar foldable panel on one of those inputs? I think this panel is rated as a 21 volt panel but it is a 200 watt panel. So, I'm a little confused.
Yep, that panel should work just fine!
@@JasonoidThank you! I'm learning a lot from you.
What do you think about FOSSiBOT F2400 Solar Generator,2048Wh? when are you planning on testing it and it be completed before the end of year??????
I'll be testing that one early next year, looks promising! I like some of the newer features on it like fast charging and UPS mode.
@@Jasonoid I was thinking about buying the price looks good right now. Do you have one of the units? I would love to know the real world capacity. 😅😅
@@kelRGo I do have one I'm testing. It appears to be very similar to the Oukitel and FFpower models (with some upgrades). I doubt it has more capacity than those. Those got around 1600wh. I haven't tested this one yet.
@@Jasonoid thanks 🙏
What is the amperage on the Oupes 1800? I have one and can not find it in my Manuela anywhere.
the inverter is good for 1500 watts, or 12.5 amps.
@@Jasonoid thank you!! I was wondering if that’s for both ports combined? Going to be hard to use my 24 V panels. 🤦🏻♀️
Foldable handle would be nice. Can't stack anything on top of it with the current design.
I tried the 1800 with my microwave (pulls 1700 watts) and it did work but I could detect the lower voltage input and the sound of the unit was softer.
Yeah, at 110v the fans and such will run at a lower RPM.
Nice review. This one seems to have too many "almosts" about it. An unrealistically substantial price cut (e.g.
I was happy with the great AC inverter capacity test, almost 90%! They did improve a lot from the Oupes 1200 unit like charging speed and a clean inverter... but with the current pricing there are other power stations with better features! Thanks for sharing your thoughts Joe!
What’s load Battery and Capacity Tester Module are you using in the video? Could you share me a link . Thanks
This is what I purchased: amzn.to/3PffNHH
@@Jasonoid thank you
As always, this was a comprehensive review of the features and value. Absolutely overpriced even at the discounted price for the features you get. Bluetti AC200P at $1,299 much better value and features.
Other than the USBc bugs it performed really well. I think this power station has it's place in the market, just not quite at the $1400 price point.
They are $1199 on amazon!
@@twocommastv That works out to 80.6¢/watt-hour, almost reaching 80¢ to get a point on Jason's rating system.
@@Jasonoid agreed maybe around $1100 with solar,,,,the 1200 'with solar' a few moths back was going for $940.!
Hate I missed this! Also they are 1/2 of what I paid a year ago??? On sale?
What is your opinion of the sale price on the EB3A of $209?
Its the lowest price I have seen it at. It has a lot to offer for $209. I have seen some of them with issues but most have been reliable. You seen my review?
@@Jasonoid I appreciate you for always responding. Yes, I watched your review. What is the breakdown of watt per dollar at $209?
I think EB3a is more affordable than a behemoth that costs too much. How many EB3a's can you buy to equal the price of these OUPES?
We can't really compare this to an EB3A. They are a much different market segment for largely different use cases. I like the EB3A at its (current) $209 price point but it is still a very small unit that has great features for a small unit, but for many people, there are multiple sogens in the house depending on how they will be used. EB3A is great as a UPS for a router and cable modem, for example. [I bought mine at the intro price of $239, but when they dropped the price to $209 Bluetti issued a $30 refund on my purchase.]
I have both units, EB3A and the Oupes 1800. I love both. They serve my needs. I like the larger emergency light on the back of the Oupes, as well.
I believe the Bluetti AC200P is $1,299 through the end of the month with the right code. The pricing on this one is not remotely competitive compared to that, IMO.
Yep, I agree!
Would you try anker power station 757?
I have heard great things about it! I am saving up my pennies to give it a test. The price is a little high but it should perform well. $1200 is a lot to spend on a video.
🐾🐾💚Thanks Jason🌷
my ecoflow river pro with add-on battery came in at 44 cents per watt hour with all three of the things you said are usually in units priiced above 80 cents per watt hour... this OUPES unit is plainly overpriced even at their "sale" price. seems to me like theyre trying to mislead customers into thinking it is 1800wh and the price is right in line with that
Totally agree with you Jeremy! There are better options out there now! The VigorPool and Delta 2 are two great options!
Thank u Sir
The price on this is too high, I have an oupes 600 'with solar' that cost me $465. total, a good deal,,,,,
the 1200 'with solar' was going around $930.,,,another good deal,,,,
$1300 for a 1500 without solar is too high, it'll likely be on sale this fall!
BTW I'm very pleased with my 600 oupes with solar purchase
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600 is their best offering.
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I like it but coast to much for what you get
Throw in another $200 dollars and grab the Pecron E2000LFP.
Way more practical.
I got that power station coming soon! Looking forward to testing it!
They are having a great deal on the Pecron S1500F at $799. Thats 55 cents per watt hour. 1461 wh and 1500 watt inverter with 440 watt charging. A/C and D/C efficiency both over 90%
These are $1199 on amazon!Your welcome!lol
Thanks for the heads up Two Commas....I was so caught up on their website pricing I didn't even think to look other places. DOH! I'll add a pinned comment to update the pricing info.
Oupes frequently offers 15%-off code. With it I got one for $1189 with no sales tax on its website.
12V + 12V = 24V < 30V
I can do math, but maybe you don't know that 12v solar panels actually put out 18-24 volts under load. So it's really like 36volts to 48 volts when you put them together.
called 1800 but it's the inverter and only has a 1488wh battery but only 1200 or so useable, and then charging brick and slowish charging, lack of ups mode. this one is meh, there are better ones especially at the price point. and good point about the shape, probably alot of plastic in that handle.
as a side note, nice red mustang in the garage 😁
Totally agree :) also, my girls love that modded mustang! She rips on 40volts LOL
I have tried to reach out to Oupes with questions and issues and their customer service is non existent. Horrible service !
I've heard the same thing recently from others, its hard to recommend a product that doesn't have support. Thanks for your feedback!
I had a similar experience with Bluetti initially.
Folding hand better.
Yep, takes up much less space!
this is overpriced, with out amenities
Yeah, maybe if it was priced around $1000
@@Jasonoid i can make the same capacity using jag35 batteries for less than that
@@xzinx it’s not over priced now $750 now. Best priced power station now