Interestingly, in a purely theoretical world with 100% efficiency, you should have only spent about 9% of your battery on that liter of water. Using close to twelve means that your system is about 75% efficient. Not too bad, most kettles are at 80%.
Brilliant choice of tests using the InstaPOT! Why not? That could incredibly useful and establishes a repeatable "baseline" let's say for comparison across make/model/manufacturers. 👍
You mentioned it could be used as a UPS for a pc....does that mean it has a nice pass through connection that switches over if the power goes out, or does that mean it does ok with being plugged in while being discharged? The big emergency lithium iron battery pack that we got specifically said not to have it plugged in while discharging or it can reduce battery life...unless I am remembering wrong, which could be.
hi, this video is interesting. I understood a lot about how the PoweRoom 1200 works. Thank you and good luck
Interestingly, in a purely theoretical world with 100% efficiency, you should have only spent about 9% of your battery on that liter of water. Using close to twelve means that your system is about 75% efficient. Not too bad, most kettles are at 80%.
Super interesting and well made video Linn!
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Great video! What was the power rating of the electric kettle?
Brilliant choice of tests using the InstaPOT! Why not? That could incredibly useful and establishes a repeatable "baseline" let's say for comparison across make/model/manufacturers. 👍
Omg THANK U for doing this I always wanted to know what these inverters could run n for how long THNAKS so much for this ❤
In which country are you? It doesnt is on your post adress in the description.
How are you a woodworker and didn’t do any power tool testing?
Very practical video, Linn. Thank you.
Encore une vidéo de publicité,c’est bien dommage,à bientôt salut Jeannot ⚒😉
It's good to see testing of real world usages, Linn. Thanks.
Martha Stewart could probably cook with it, for 5 minutes 😁
You mentioned it could be used as a UPS for a pc....does that mean it has a nice pass through connection that switches over if the power goes out, or does that mean it does ok with being plugged in while being discharged? The big emergency lithium iron battery pack that we got specifically said not to have it plugged in while discharging or it can reduce battery life...unless I am remembering wrong, which could be.
I was wondering that as well. Also, then could it be collecting solar power while also draining for camping or fan use etc.
they can discharge and charge at the same time.
Thanks for sharing 😊