PECRON E3000 3108wh Ultra Portable 2000w Solar Battery Generator Review
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
- The Professor reviews the 3108wh Pecron E3000 solar power generator with 2000w pure sine inverter, 1200w dual MPPT solar charging, in a small lightweight portable package. PECRON E3000: gohobo.io/Kb6z use code HOBOE3000 for $300 off. 1500 cycles per Pecron. Manual is wrong. Website has been updated!
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PECRON E3000: hobos.cc/QIfv use code HOBOE3000 for $300 off.
Note: 1500 cycles is what I was told direct by Pecron. The manual is wrong. WEBSITE HAS BEEN UPDATED!
Any chance they will make EUROPEAN model? Can this be used with a step up converter?
Still working albeit the discount is $229.90 but still good none the less.
HOW MANY CYCLES TILL 80% ? I HEAR DIFF NUMBERS 500 OR 1000 OR 2000 ?
Hay it's November so I need the new code
I've watched you for quite a while now and I feel the need to tell you that I truly appreciate all the work you put into making these videos. Unfortunately I'm on SSDI and won't be able to afford a solar generator for quite some time but, by the time I can, I should have a very good understanding of what I'm purchasing thanks to you. Please don't stop doing what you do because I'm sure that many, many people appreciate all that you do.
SSDI myself been saving for almost 2 years ... should be ready to go nomad with sogen + fridge by this fall .. keep the faith ... and oh yeah ... I LOVE ME SOME HOBO Tech .. I gotta keep watchin though .. cuz my head still spins when listening to all this tech ... happy to so not as fast
SSDI and tiny part-time job. Hopefully going full nomad by summer 2023. Eating a lot of rice and beans to get there. Making many sacrifices now should end up tasting pretty sweet later. Agree. Difficult to wrap your head around all of the electrical mumbo-jumbo but, hobo-tech does an awesome job of guiding us through it. Stay strong. We will get there.
I have 2 of these Pecron E3000s that I use for emergency back up power and unless you are using very high power (over 1000 watts) you don't even hear the fans. Mine also came with the trolleys and they are excellent for moving around. When I need power in my shed I just wheel it out there, No problem.
Professor, I have been watching your channel for quite some time. It is mind boggling that your subscriber count is not higher than it is. You provide a tremendous amount of detail in your videos when you perform your product test reviews. The reviews are very thorough and comprehensive. You have a knack for addressing your viewers' concerns by providing not only answers to the most common questions, but also by anticipating questions and providing answers to those as well.
The icing on the cake is that your reviews are also very entertaining as well. I love how you interject humor into your reviews. You use your humor like a laxative. It keeps the reviews moving while maintaining productivity at the same time.
Keep doing what you are doing. "I DIG that about you."
Thanks. You can help by spreading the word on your socials.
Great job. Thanks for telling us what is really going on under the covers.
I love your reviews they are so entertaining and informative even if I’m not in the market to buy anything I always watch thank you
Im building my own batteries now. Really shows you how much work goes into these professional builds.
Glad u say that because I am sick of low self esteem people saying " I can build the same thing for cheaper than what they are charging". So annoying. Yes, anybody can do something themselves for cheaper. If they are so smart they should try to sell one.
Actually, most of the time you can't build the same for cheaper. DIYers don't factor in the total cost including things like shipping cells from China, or they use a cheap substandard inverter. They almost never factor in the BMS, cabling, case, display, AC chargers, USB and most look like something Frankenstein made. There is economy in scale that the Chinese excel at.
@@HOBOTECH thats what i have found in building but its still a useful skill to learn.
Yeah the advantage isn’t in the price, it’s having a non-proprietary system where any part that breaks can be replaced individually. As opposed to having to mail back an entire unit. But also after the warranty is up, I imagine you still can’t fix it yourself because if you pull it apart it’s all proprietary parts that can’t be bought anywhere. Probably only electronics gurus could fix them without help from the company.
@@joebuck4496 its why i am doing a mix of both myself. Still building my own batteries as we speak.
Thank you for testing this product I have purchased several units from Pecron and have had a hard time getting detailed answers from them so thank you for your video it was very informative. It’s nice that people like you are out there that will test and verify that these Power banks work and deliver as advertised. Thank you for your input. It was greatly helpful to me.
💗 the review thank you HOBOTECH you are a legend
Thanks Hobo, My PECRON E3000 came in this morning and I took advantage of your promo code !
Love your work. I’m a low-ish tech mom but I’m a detailed researcher for purchases. You dug into all the right places & yet stayed out of the weeds. ❤️🙏🏻❤️
I love your reviews they’re so entertaining even when I’m not in the market to buy anything smile
Great review! Professor... I always enjoy the good-humored comments 😄👊
LUV your sense of humor........seriously thinking of getting this Pecron due to your thorough review......thanx!
This was a great review, I really enjoyed the technical breakdown of this device.
Hobo Tech, you again knocked it out of the park. The hernia quip was so funny as I was thinking the same thing at the same time. Was looking for the hippie rock out lol(that was the best of all) Have a wonderful week. God bless you in all you do.
Hi,
Well after researching for some time I pulled the trigger today & ordered this unit today. With hobo discount $2700 for combo kit,unit ,cart,2 200w panels.
I'm brand new to solar setups so have my fingers crossed.
Your indepth review helped with my selection.
Thanks Roman
Excellent review. Pass through charging in 2022. No dumpster needed 🎈
My back is liking that detachable cart concept. Hope it becomes a trend.
Awesome and thorough review! The Professor finds things out that other reviewers just won't or can't do. You definitely "moved on up" with this one and I'm so glad you're still wearing that white glove especially when sticking your finger in that Pecron lighter. Bzzzt! lol 👍🏻😁😎 Seems like the majority would rather have mo Powa, heavier weight and longer cycles than this puppy here. But for peeps that need that portability, this one shines!
Thanks for that great review hobo tech
Thank you so much for the detailed review! So helpful ❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰
Fantastic honest information as always. I'm a fan
Speaking for myself only, I appreciate that it only has a 2000 watt inverter. This way a lot of the stored power does not go to running the inverter and gives you a higher efficiency rating, and allows you to use it longer before charging takes place. The deal breaker for me though is that it is not UPS. I use an old dinosaur as ups for a portable fridge and freezer in the garage the Inergy Apex and the delta max for the residential fridge for UPS when we travel as we have frequent power outages. As always professor HOBO great job.
What the heck is ups
@Dale Devito I am not 100% sure, but since no one else answered I will try. It has something to do with how fast the battery switches over and takes over. It makes sure you have uninterrupted power. Without it your power can be interrupted and not good if you are using a computer or some other tech that should not have interrupted power. This is what a website says about it...
A UPS system, or uninterruptible power supply system, is an electrical aid that assists in power fails. A UPS system runs for only a short time, but it is sufficient enough to either turn on and protect the equipment or start a standby power source.
Hope this helps....good luck.
I started out thinking... "could this be the one for me?" which progressed to an excited "I think this might be the one for me" but ultimately culminated in "Oh no. The cons." Sigh. The hunt continues. Thanks for all your hard work!
Code still working and it is July 5. Wow! Just saying Thank You HoboTech for saving me a total of almost $600 on my total order for 2 units AND for this amazing video that helped me decide 💯🤗
Doc….you rock. Thanks for the lowdown on these devices.
When I was setting up a subwoofer for my truck, I remember I had found an online voltage loss calculator and it asked questions about if it was aluminum clad or pure copper, distance, voltage, awg, etc. Now this was some years back so I'm not going to remember exact, but I remember that my voltage was more than a 1v loss by the time the power got from the battery to my amp and I remember feeling frustrated by that, and I shortened the cable as much as I felt I could without removing the possibility of being able to cut the tips off and redo them on the chance of any moisture corrosion or anything like that. I probably lobbed off a good foot and a half or two feet of cable and I think I gained a good 4 tenths of a volt back, though I can't be certain of that from memory, but these concepts have stayed with me through these years.
You're probably way more experienced and know what you're doing comparing and contrasting as many devices as I see you've reviewed, but I haven't watch them all being relatively new to the channel, but could that have some impact on why the solar battery generator is saying a higher output wattage on your usb ports than what your device on the other side is saying it's getting?
I’m good with our Bluetti 200P & Jackery 1000. Plus the solar we built for home use. 😆Your PECRON USB ports fall “short” of a win though. LOL. Great video. Thanks for the giggles.
The ending! That ending! ROFL!!! Thanks I needed that.
The 100 lb weight of the Delta Pro is no joke! I've had to return two broken Delta Pros already and I think my FedEx guy hates me.
2 units crapped out on you? Yikes.
@@LarryDickman1 Very yikes. I don't trust the inverter in UPS mode anymore. Both units died (fried, you could smell it) when the power briefly blipped while then were in UPS mode.
Well if you're using the Delta Pro to try to fix or power up your broken spaceship to fly back to planet Melmac, you're going to fry that Delta Pro easy. I'm thinking if you put 100 of them in parallel, that might get you off the planet. And I better warn Professor Hobo to keep his eyes on his "cats!" I know how good them cats tastes to ya. (Alf was the coolest of aliens.) Sorry about the situation on your device. Yeah, the FedEx guys will definitely remember you. I'm thinking an early Christmas present may placate them.
Well, I'll let you know. Thanks for the review and the code.
Another great review.
Thank you!
Love your show! Great for dummies. I do wish you would add some info on dc-dc charging off alternator, to your reviews of future solar generators 😀
Thanks for bringing out the Junior High humor. As an original opening year GenXer, I loved it!
Oh the Jeffersons. Nostalgia ratcheted up fortissimo 🥰
Best outro ever
Honestly this is a great deal for what I am going to use it for. I don’t use wireless charging, it’s easy too hook to roof solar, relatively light for it’s power and size, and even the USB ports don’t bother me (glad you found out they failed there, but still a steal for the price). I don’t mind the power bricks actually for how I use my power station. I’d rather have the 600w charging power 😅.
Thanks, very informative and humorous.
Not for me but I really like and respect your reviews! I bought a Solar Generator based on one of them.
Hey Mr. Hobo and Kitty,
Just hit the buy button using your code - was cheaper than Amazon, both had free shipping too.
Love your vid's and (said with love) dorky persona 😍. Always fun and very informative.
Great video, thank you!
Love the trolley.
*OUTSTANDING!*
Thank you!
I've been watching you for years thank you so much for all the information. In 20 months my wife and I will be leaving for full time travel hoping to bump into you along the way. My goal is to set up my 40 foot travel trailer primarily for boondocking. I was wondering if you do any consultations of any sort. Thank you so much for what you do
I don't do consulting but good luck out there. It's a lot more rough now than when I was full timing.
Thanks for a very nice review. I do wish however you had mentioned the surge watts capacity.....
They claim 4000 watt surge capacity.
Thank you
The ending was hilarious!!!
What? No SOS LED - LOL. Nice review. Great price. Thanks for sharing
I use one of those portable house Air conditioners in my van (on shore power). 8000BTU It's rated at 1800 watts/15A . According to my calculations, it should run on the Oukitel P2001, although not for long. Would be neat to have that option from time to time.... thinking about running with it until i figure out what the long game is for Air conditioning.
Was going all in with Bluetti AC300, but this changed my mind as I'm not sure I'd need it enough to justify the lifepo4.
Thanks to the discount it basically gives me a free extra charger.
HOBOTECH POWAH!!!
I was going to do the same thing (AC300). Saved a bunch of money
I enjoy watching your videos how come you don't mention whether it has low temp charge protection?
It only missing UPS to be perfect. They just released the E1500 Pro which has UPS, but it's missing LIfePO4 batteries. I really like how sturdy they are. Once they include both features in either model it will hit the nail.
hey love the channel. thanks for great reviews and entertainment. Just wanted to mention that i seen an ad for 4 patriots
looks like they released a new solar generator. i would love to see a review of this product. im wondering if this generator is any better than the first one they released. Thanks again, keep it up!!!
@@aaronwilcott4561 is that the old model or the new one they are advertising?
You had me going hobotech. Wanted this until you tested the USB ports.
This video is great!! Great video an info but what made me sub....hella funny!
Wow that's awesome 😎
Looking forward to a Anker 757 review!
Write them and ask.
I purchased the E3000 Pecron based on your video for emergency. In the future I’ll need to replace my 3000 watt solar system with 12, 400 watt Full River AGM batteries. They are 10 years old but still charging ok. I need to figure out if I can used my setup with lithium batteries.
Thanks.
Hi Hobo! You are by far my favorite researcher/presenter/educator for the alternative energy units. Do you do private consultations for pay?
I want to purchase something for an entire house back up system but I honestly feel overwhelmed by all the info and choices and am pretty lame on all of this in spite of watching tons of you videos. Thanks for all your amazing research on our behalf!
Appreciate that! No, I don't offer consulting. This might help though. hobotech.tv/large-home-backup-ups-240v-solar-generator-power-stations/
@@HOBOTECH Thanks I'll check it out.. But I still need your brain! LOL
That's quite a handle the AC charging adapter has on it, never seen that before. Wonder if it occurred to the Pecron people that those things might be a little large.
Can’t wait to see you do a review on the new anker 757 powerhouse that’s if they send you one.
Write them and ask.
@@HOBOTECH I did on their website and left a message on RUclips. By the way I’m getting my ecoflow delta max tomorrow.
Love your reviews any chance of being able to review the anker 757 powerhouse soon really interested in that unit
Contact them and ask.
Not a bad unit, lot of power for the price. Lol, humor throughout. Ty. 👍🤣
Thumbs up for "Hobo Tech Knows!"
Very good info!!!! Thank you for taking time! Also ….. very funny!!!! FREE YOUR PECRON and your mind will follow. Lol. 🏆💡
Nice review. Pretty ridiculous about the USB-C PD port output though. I wonder which pecron pecr head thought they could get away with that with no one finding out.
Got mine during "indie" campaign for about $0.50/wh and they included cart no charge. First unit bricked after charging. Customer service was thorough and prompt trying to remedy. Ultimately had to return and received replacement within 3 weeks. So far 2nd unit working great. Only thing curious is the charger (or BMS?) doesn't "step down" wattage for last few % of battery like all my other "SoGens". It's 575 til the very end and doesn't shutoff, I have to pull plug. Fingers crossed.
I have 2 of these units and both of them step down when charge is nearly full.
@@charleswtuggle thanks. Will monitor mine during next charge. Did you use wall charger or solar (both)?
@@MrMice... Wall charger only. Have not tried solar yet.
hmmm... I was thinking this would be GREAT for a van where you were running the usual electronics and perhaps an induction burner. Honestly, vans are limited on room and this just fits the bill... but the little Fibonacci regarding the USB power outputs makes it a no-go. How can I even trust their two-year warranty if they're going to Fib on that?
Just made the purchase...had everything I was looking for except Bluetooth. Web site was a bit wonky but it was probably overloaded. Thanks for the review...hopefully you will get a response on the 100w PD port?
Quicksand and Hernia is the new name of my grunge band.
Balanced review, thanks. Any way you can revisit proline reviews with updates and experience over time?
I don't have time to revisit old products. I focus on new releases.
Damn, that's a REALLY nice unit, and the price is not bad at all, for what you get. The only thing I don't like is the Li-NMC battery, but it could not be that small or weigh that little if it had a LiFePO4 battery in it. I really like the detachable trolley kit. Bummer that the PD port isn't really 100w.
"Is that a Pecron in your camper van or are you just happy to see me?"
I've been comparing this to the BLUETTI AC200P with a LiFePO4 battery, which would be my other favorite in the same power and price neighborhood. It might be worth considering that with the greater overall power capacity, the Pecron is not such a bad choice. Something that isn't being talked about... You have to charge the Bluetti more often to achieve the same volume of power output. Using the Pecron data of 3108wh (2000wh for the Bluetti). 1500 cycles at 3108wh per charge, the Pecron will have produced 4,662,00wh. The Bluetti would have to be cycled 1/3 more times, or 2,331 cycles to achieve the same power output. At that point the Bluetti would be 1,169 cycles away from it's own rated efficiency reduction to 80%. Still better than the Pecron but not by such a wide margin.
@@imagrasshopper9510 - Presuming you need to use that many watt-hours on a regular basis, I guess the math makes sense.
@@jasonbroom7147 more gas in the tank. You don't have to use it 'till you need it.
I have to be worried about weight in a motor home. But I need the power punch when I need it. Need solar into it fast. Would
Need new input wires adapting to my solar.
Hobotech another awesom review, can you PLEASE TEST the pecron E2000LFP? Their first LiFePO4, only 48 lbs and with 1200 watts solar pass thru input, etc and is considerably less cost than any in it’s class…??? Thanks!!!!!
Still got $100 off plus the Black Friday sale bringing it to $1499.
I think that's a great price. Thanks
Perfect for a self-build weekend camper van setup without an advanced degree in Victon, just take a 100W charger for the laptop
Hello really enjoyed your information! Have you reviewed the "Oupes"? Thanks!
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Batteries are cool
Hey professor hobo,
Pecron also has two small units: the p600 and the s200. Would you be able to do reviews on these sometime in the near future please?
If you think that power station is loud, just go ahead and test the ECOflow Delta Max at full discharge! Makes about 63db! LOL Great video :) :) ...watch for quicksand....and hernia! LOL
Oh I know just how loud the EcoFlow's can get especially the smaller ones. When I tested the River it was like a F16 taking off.
this thing will power a CPAP with all heat and humidity settings off for well over a month!!! damn!!
Pecron just realised the E2000lfp. Its expandable to 8kwh with expansion battery. 3500 cycle to 85%
I just had to RMA my AC200P because the 8mm barrel plug got too hot and caused the female end to sink into the frame, so the charger no longer connects properly.
*"Black Hole Sun"* en route absolutely
Excellent battery capacity score! The only problem is it is rated for only 1,000 cycles 😢
only 1500 cycles? well thats a dealer breaker already
Why? That's FOUR years of a full charge-discharge cycle daily. Then you still have 80% life. You really going to use it so much that it will be dead in 5 years?
@@HOBOTECH because similar ones are over double that to 80% if i bought one of these i want to last as long as it can
@@KYLE-zo4bm But this is 55lb vs 100lb so I guess you really don't want something portable. That's what this unit is about.
I take it that it does not come close to the 4,000 watt surge since it stopped at 2,100 during the heat gun test. Also, I enjoy your videos they are very informative. Keep up the good work. I hope you get a chance to review the E2000 and E1500 from Pecron. Especially since the E2000 will have the add on power banks like Bluetti has implemented.
Pretty sure the surge has to be really brief, like when a fridge condenser comes on an spikes, then drops back down.
You missed the definition of "surge"
i cant wait to show everybody in the world my pecron
Did you ever do a review on the pecron e2000
hi professor,I'm wondering what topology is used to increase the dc voltage to fed inverter.
I have 2 100w hqst panels rated at 24.3v VOC each. Will this be able to keep up with charging demands for this pecron unit in a completely off-grid scenario running a dorm fridge, lights, and maybe some other stuff full time?
If you where going to run two air conditioners with soft starts, what solar battery generator would you use? Using Solar and/or wind.
One of these and a lot of batteries hobotech.tv/large-home-backup-ups-240v-solar-generator-power-stations/
Anyone who is interested, the Hobo code still works.
For vanlife, how does this compare with the Bluetti ac200max? I note that the latter is not recommended.
Lol at the ending! 🤣
“Wonk#y” 😮 I thought this was a family channel. Thanks for another great review.
if load(or total amount combined) is less than my charge rate(four 300watt panels), and given optimal weather conditions, am i allowed to safely power the loads while simultaneously charing the battery?