Super great review, I picked this unit up at Canadian Tire. Paid 219 + tax, but they had a $50 valued coupons. What a score, you the video was first rate.. Thank
Great review! I got one to replace my EB3A as a UPS simply because it is grounded as the EB3A isn't. On your solar test with the PV200, i noticed that the grass at the bottom was shading a small portion of all the bottom cells, which will induce a parasitic loss, which may be why you were only seeing about 90 watts from that panel. That refrigerator deserves a review of it's own! Thanks!
So I thought of a question, for you. Can I use one Solar 345 watt panel to charge this little Bluetti?? It meets both amp/volt rating, and I thought using it in standard or silent charge mode, where incoming power imput is reduced in those two modes. I noticed this on the review you have done. I ask this because I have a few larger panels, not in use.. Thanks.
Im getting this one soon to power up my desktop setup on the move to kentucky. Curious what it can do had me sold at powering up your tv setup. The price is a t 149 now on amazon. thank you
You don’t want to just buy a power station you want to make sure that it’s gonna work for you. You really have to sit and think about what you want to power first of all and secondly, you also want to make sure it’s gonna run long enough for you. You want to make sure you buy a power station that can support the wattage of the device you’re connecting to it and if the device has any kind of surge, that’s very important. It’s about the size of the battery because if you’re buying something with a small battery depending on what you’re plugging into it well it’s probably not gonna last long. So don’t rush your decision. Make sure that you educate yourself first.
Hi Bob I don't have a lot of experience with sump pumps but I would say check your running wattage and startup wattage especially to make sure this unit can handle it, also be aware this unit has a very small battery.
I seriously doubt this power station could handle a sump pump. They typically draw a lot more than 300 watts. And even if it could, it wouldn’t last long.
Can you please tell me what bluetti app you were using in your review. The ones I downloaded do not look the sane, less featured, Thank You, Thom & Lois
Super great review, I picked this unit up at Canadian Tire. Paid 219 + tax, but they had a $50 valued coupons. What a score, you the video was first rate.. Thank
Thanks so much I’m glad it helped
That fridge test was something else, I never thought it would have powered the fridge for that long! (no spoilers)
Great review! I got one to replace my EB3A as a UPS simply because it is grounded as the EB3A isn't. On your solar test with the PV200, i noticed that the grass at the bottom was shading a small portion of all the bottom cells, which will induce a parasitic loss, which may be why you were only seeing about 90 watts from that panel. That refrigerator deserves a review of it's own! Thanks!
Thanks John appreciate the feedback
So I thought of a question, for you. Can I use one Solar 345 watt panel to charge this little Bluetti?? It meets both amp/volt rating, and I thought using it in standard or silent charge mode, where incoming power imput is reduced in those two modes. I noticed this on the review you have done. I ask this because I have a few larger panels, not in use..
Thanks.
Im getting this one soon to power up my desktop setup on the move to kentucky. Curious what it can do had me sold at powering up your tv setup. The price is a t 149 now on amazon. thank you
Thanks I always appreciate your thorough reviews. I especially like your calm demeanor. Appreciate you doing them. Happy holidays!
Thank you so much and happy holidays to you as well
Thanks for this review. Have never owned a bluetti.
Thanks, Bluetti is one of the major brands out there
i cant decide if the bluetti or eco flow is best, i wanted just something for emergencies not to expensive that gets recharged by solar
You don’t want to just buy a power station you want to make sure that it’s gonna work for you. You really have to sit and think about what you want to power first of all and secondly, you also want to make sure it’s gonna run long enough for you.
You want to make sure you buy a power station that can support the wattage of the device you’re connecting to it and if the device has any kind of surge, that’s very important.
It’s about the size of the battery because if you’re buying something with a small battery depending on what you’re plugging into it well it’s probably not gonna last long.
So don’t rush your decision. Make sure that you educate yourself first.
If you have power inverter 400watts or above can you plug in bluetti for more wattage?
No way to my knowledge to make this more powerful, but they do sell a battery to extend run time
@@TechMadeEzy there is a DC power inverter @ walmart i used it to my car 400 watts for $34…
Would like your opinion on using this as a sump pump battery backup.
Hi Bob I don't have a lot of experience with sump pumps but I would say check your running wattage and startup wattage especially to make sure this unit can handle it, also be aware this unit has a very small battery.
I seriously doubt this power station could handle a sump pump. They typically draw a lot more than 300 watts. And even if it could, it wouldn’t last long.
Can you please tell me what bluetti app you were using in your review. The ones I downloaded do not look the sane, less featured, Thank You, Thom & Lois
Hi the app has been updated and it looks different now.
@@TechMadeEzy ok thanks very much... your review was awesome. Very well done
Thanks so much, not perfect but always trying to listen to my viewers and subscribers and make it better every time
What fridge do you have that can be run from this and the small EGO batteries
Hi I have a image with the model # in the beginning of the refrigerator demo
Thanks
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