hey 99 :) AWESOME SETUP, SAME AS OURS :) We have had this full system for a year working 24-7-365 Things that we have learned.... 1. We do not even pay "ANY" attention to those lights on the batteries EVER !!!!! (the batteries still are working in a background state even though the lights are not on) 2. The batteries do drop down until they are 10% different from each other and then the head unit will switch to the other battery (We have measured this with a simple multi-meter) 3. System will not light use the power from any battery until you draw enough watts out (use 1,000 watts and watch 1 battery sync, draw 1800 and watch both batteries sync) (And the batteries still are syncing very slowly in the background even though the lights are not on) 4. If you ever charge though the batteries as well as the main unit (Your power meter will be messed up until you fully charge the whole system) (Then the meter will take about 30min to 1hr to correct itself) Maybe please pin this? so people understand what is really going on with the batteries :) Ramblin Bob Reviews :)
Wow, RamblinBobReviews stumbled onto my video! I must have picked a good system. Hey RBR, that extra price drop is pretty nice huh? I heard what you bought yours for, and I got it at the $899 price with a product code. That brought it to $854. With the code that you shared its even cheaper! People better not sleep on this deal.
@@99Fabrication That deal is just too good to pass up, I almost could have bought 2 of those bad boys for the price we paid for ours.... P.S. BUT, Ours has been worth what we paid for it, No complaints here :)
@@99Fabrication You could always turn off that AC inverter if you are not using it so you can save extra power as well :) P.S. How do you like that BougeRV frig, we really want to pick one up but have no knowledge of them yet.....lol P.P.S. You could always hook up another ac inverter (pure sine wave) through the EB3000's using that special cable and have more AC output for emergencies :)
I have 2 of the e2000's and one expandable battery. I wanted to be able to run more then 2000 watts at any given time. I want one more battery and want two of the e600's. I love my bricks I can't loose them like a cord. If those internal bricks break that everyone brags about guess what they no longer have a power station. If ours break we just order a new one from pecron. Great setup!!
That's a good idea! It might be better, as you said to have another E2000lfp and run one battery for each. Wow, brilliant! Think about it, another $899 I could have two, 5000 wh power stations. That's waaaaay more powerful and useful. Man, you're brilliant!
I just got an E1500 plus battery (2X 330W panels) and an E600 (1X 200W panel). The E600 came with a 400W brick, I used THAT to charge the battery that came a few days after the E1500 showed up and I already had at 100%. Instructions say the Station and battery should match within 10% when connecting, whoops. I like both stations a lot, but these are my very first foray into Solar so I have nothing to compare to experience-wise. The little E600 goes over capacity to 1240W or so long enough for a full 14oz cup of coffee, uses 9% in doing so. I was very pleased with that discovery! The E600 will probably live in my truck, at least when the weather is above freezing. I'm waiting to see if they come out with something like an E3000 next year, THAT will approach a whole-home solution especially if it can output 240V. No, not trying to start a rumor and I have zero knowledge of it happening. But I want it to.
@@BattleshipSailorBB63 It sounds like you loaded up on portable power. I hear the 1500 is a very good unit. This company just might do 3000 lfp. They have an older 3000 Li-ion older style battery chemistry. Thanks for watching!
Pecron is coming out with the E3600 lpf soon. The replacement for the E3000. It looks badass, but I think I'll stick with my e2000 and e3000 and just get another brick for it.
Have the same setup. Great system I love it, I got a flagbed cart dolly from Home Depot that works excellent for rolling the stack around the house. They are definitely heavy stacked all together.
Bought the E1500LFP + 1~ EP3000 batt bout 7 mnths ago. Thought, that's all! Then last week the EP3000 and EB 3000 dropped to $999. What could I do!!??? Bought another, of course. 😂 ❤😂
Yo, what up 99? Nice set up, my boy. Well, I am also working myself on ordering my second expandable battery to complete my setup. Just like the way you have it. Not too bad, not too shabby. I also own a Bluetti Max 2000 plus ACB 70. And I just ordered the Bluetti AC180, so I'm hopefully soon to be just like you. I like the fact that Pecron offers a well-made solar back up Generators & affordable as well compared to some of the other companies. Keep the videos coming, brother. To inform the new future comers as you learn throughout your experience with the Pecron system.👍👌🙌👏👍💪🏼🙏💝💯
Hey I appreciate that sir. Sounds like you are ready with plenty of backup power. I'm keeping an eye out on some black Friday deals for 200 watt solar panel deals. I have a few 100 watt panels but with over 8000 watts in the Pecron I'm gonna need more juice. Thanks for watching!
Congratulations! You may have just started but you got started in a BIG way. The 2000lfp is no slouch. If you need raw power without all the apps and Bluetooth stuff it's hard to beat this unit. With it being expandable to 1920wh to 8064wh and the ability to grow up to 1300 watts of solar, it makes you think in an emergency, "blackout? What blackout?" Good job!
Wait, Stacks is that you? Where you been brotha? You changed the name! Aaawwww man I didn't get it until just now. I was looking for your videos just a few days ago. Lemme sub to the new channel real Quik. I'm a DJ Quik fan that's why I spelled it that way, lol
New Subscriber. I'm looking to get that exact same set up. It's by far the most affordable. Just hoping it comes with the 90° cables to clean it up and be more compact.
That's a good point. I hear that they did make that change but I can not confirm that. It's very powerful for the money. Thanks for the sub and thank you for watching!
Great setup and you defintely have enough in the event of an outage. New to your channel and question, have you encountered any issues? Been looking to get this for a family member since i have the Bluetti AC200MAX. Great video and take care.
Sorry for the delay. I use the Pecron system probably as plain as anyone could use it. I charge it by solar and plug things into it to save energy and money. It just works. I'm not a fancy type of guy, I just need it to work and it does. Thanks for watching!
You're well prepared now ! Good job 👍🏻 I am looking forward to get the same set up for winter and I was wondering if it counts as one cycle for the station everytime you charge a battery extension ? Also is it possible to use battereries or station while charging with solar panels ? Thank you 🙏🏼
The cycles count for the units individually. If they all deplete and all charge that's a cycle. Being that they are connected and communicate with each other to balance the charge they should all deplete and charge equally. Hope that explains it. Yes, you can use the units while charging from solar or wall charging. That is called, "Pass through charging". Thanks for watching!
I own this exact system for my off grid cabin. Im waiting fornthe 3600 pecron is releasing soon, cuz the solar input is far bettter but this one does what i need.
I ise a 2000 pecron in my sprinter van (no exoansion) andnhave a 12v refir. If ir refir gets half empty put a cold gallon of water inntherr to occupy the space and helps alleviate the energy use
I see what you're trying to do. That is just a preference. You will still , at that point have 2 eb300's with 2 E2000LFP 's. The difference is that you will be able to decentralized the units meaning being able to have a power command center at one end of your house and another unit elsewhere. It's a matter of deciding whether you want to have 1 setup with a huge amount of power or 2 units with a good amount of power. It's all about how you want to configure. Although I have to admit having your power diversified is a good idea! Thank you for watching!
@@99Fabrication Yeah i picked up the 2000 with the 2 panels . but i think i will eventually get more panels and the extra batteries … depending on how this fits my needs
@@ripkej77 so you purchased one? Good deal! It's a powerful unit. I feel that as long as you have a good unit with "some" solar you won't be @$$€d out if in an emergency. The good thing is these systems are expandable and you can add on later when you save up more or when the time is right for you!
I think that there are better products out there. But, for the money without alot of fancy features I think it's well worth the money. When you consider the expandability and the cost per watt hour after purchasing the batteries, you're in the .37c per watt hour range. Hard to beat for raw power.
@99Fabrication thank you. I appreciate the feedback and you responding today. I've been looking at getting one of these battery inverter generator for the last two years. And I haven't personally found one this inexpensive yet. The deal ends today on their website. I will be following your channel now.
@JS-bh4ii thank you for that. You can invest, one day, in a few 100 or 200 watt solar panels. That way technically you will be energy independent if there were ever any grid issues indefinitely. Congratulations!
@JS-bh4ii YES! Solar panels that fit your budget. To be honest, as long as they are a reputable company, Rich Solar, Renogy etc you should be in good shape. I buy Rich Solar because they are local and it supports local business. I really don't have a preference. Whether you buy 100w, 200w or 400w it's all a matter of how much power you want to get into your power statio, how fast and how much you want to spend. If a panel is advertised as 100w, that is under best circumstances. It might bring in 85 at best normally. Just like a car. They say 40 mpg but NOT WITH YOU, lol. You may only get 35. You get the picture. Maybe start with one panel and get another as budget allows. Remember, however many panels you hook up to it, don't go over the voltage. Each panel has a certain amount of voltage. The instructions are clear about that. Hope that helps.
hey 99 :)
AWESOME SETUP, SAME AS OURS :)
We have had this full system for a year working 24-7-365
Things that we have learned....
1. We do not even pay "ANY" attention to those lights on the batteries EVER !!!!!
(the batteries still are working in a background state even though the lights are not on)
2. The batteries do drop down until they are 10% different from each other and then the head unit will switch to the other battery
(We have measured this with a simple multi-meter)
3. System will not light use the power from any battery until you draw enough watts out
(use 1,000 watts and watch 1 battery sync, draw 1800 and watch both batteries sync)
(And the batteries still are syncing very slowly in the background even though the lights are not on)
4. If you ever charge though the batteries as well as the main unit
(Your power meter will be messed up until you fully charge the whole system)
(Then the meter will take about 30min to 1hr to correct itself)
Maybe please pin this? so people understand what is really going on with the batteries :)
Ramblin Bob Reviews :)
www.youtube.com/@RamblinBobReviews
Wow, RamblinBobReviews stumbled onto my video! I must have picked a good system. Hey RBR, that extra price drop is pretty nice huh? I heard what you bought yours for, and I got it at the $899 price with a product code. That brought it to $854. With the code that you shared its even cheaper! People better not sleep on this deal.
@@99Fabrication That deal is just too good to pass up, I almost could have bought 2 of those bad boys for the price we paid for ours....
P.S. BUT, Ours has been worth what we paid for it, No complaints here :)
@@99Fabrication You could always turn off that AC inverter if you are not using it so you can save extra power as well :)
P.S. How do you like that BougeRV frig, we really want to pick one up but have no knowledge of them yet.....lol
P.P.S. You could always hook up another ac inverter (pure sine wave) through the EB3000's using that special cable and have more AC output for emergencies :)
Good info. Pinned.
I have 2 of the e2000's and one expandable battery. I wanted to be able to run more then 2000 watts at any given time. I want one more battery and want two of the e600's. I love my bricks I can't loose them like a cord. If those internal bricks break that everyone brags about guess what they no longer have a power station. If ours break we just order a new one from pecron. Great setup!!
That's a good idea! It might be better, as you said to have another E2000lfp and run one battery for each. Wow, brilliant! Think about it, another $899 I could have two, 5000 wh power stations. That's waaaaay more powerful and useful. Man, you're brilliant!
So then you can run 4000 watts simultaneously and have decent storage. @@99Fabrication
I just got an E1500 plus battery (2X 330W panels) and an E600 (1X 200W panel). The E600 came with a 400W brick, I used THAT to charge the battery that came a few days after the E1500 showed up and I already had at 100%. Instructions say the Station and battery should match within 10% when connecting, whoops. I like both stations a lot, but these are my very first foray into Solar so I have nothing to compare to experience-wise. The little E600 goes over capacity to 1240W or so long enough for a full 14oz cup of coffee, uses 9% in doing so. I was very pleased with that discovery! The E600 will probably live in my truck, at least when the weather is above freezing.
I'm waiting to see if they come out with something like an E3000 next year, THAT will approach a whole-home solution especially if it can output 240V. No, not trying to start a rumor and I have zero knowledge of it happening. But I want it to.
@@BattleshipSailorBB63 It sounds like you loaded up on portable power. I hear the 1500 is a very good unit. This company just might do 3000 lfp. They have an older 3000 Li-ion older style battery chemistry. Thanks for watching!
Pecron is coming out with the E3600 lpf soon. The replacement for the E3000. It looks badass, but I think I'll stick with my e2000 and e3000 and just get another brick for it.
Very nice set up ! Came across your site and started following you.
Heeeeeeey, sir thank you. I'll check yours out too. Thanks for watching!
Have the same setup. Great system I love it, I got a flagbed cart dolly from Home Depot that works excellent for rolling the stack around the house. They are definitely heavy stacked all together.
Bought the E1500LFP + 1~ EP3000 batt bout 7 mnths ago. Thought, that's all! Then last week the EP3000 and EB 3000 dropped to $999. What could I do!!??? Bought another, of course. 😂 ❤😂
Yo, what up 99? Nice set up, my boy. Well, I am also working myself on ordering my second expandable battery to complete my setup. Just like the way you have it. Not too bad, not too shabby. I also own a Bluetti Max 2000 plus ACB 70. And I just ordered the Bluetti AC180, so I'm hopefully soon to be just like you. I like the fact that Pecron offers a well-made solar back up Generators & affordable as well compared to some of the other companies. Keep the videos coming, brother.
To inform the new future comers as you learn throughout your experience with the Pecron system.👍👌🙌👏👍💪🏼🙏💝💯
Hey I appreciate that sir. Sounds like you are ready with plenty of backup power. I'm keeping an eye out on some black Friday deals for 200 watt solar panel deals. I have a few 100 watt panels but with over 8000 watts in the Pecron I'm gonna need more juice. Thanks for watching!
Nice, I just purchased the 2000 laptop with 2 panels so my journey has just begun
Congratulations! You may have just started but you got started in a BIG way. The 2000lfp is no slouch. If you need raw power without all the apps and Bluetooth stuff it's hard to beat this unit. With it being expandable to 1920wh to 8064wh and the ability to grow up to 1300 watts of solar, it makes you think in an emergency, "blackout? What blackout?" Good job!
Oo i see you stacking up power!! Great job
Thank you, thank you I'm trying. Thanks for watching!
Wait, Stacks is that you? Where you been brotha? You changed the name! Aaawwww man I didn't get it until just now. I was looking for your videos just a few days ago. Lemme sub to the new channel real Quik. I'm a DJ Quik fan that's why I spelled it that way, lol
Says I'm already subbed still, ok ok.
New Subscriber. I'm looking to get that exact same set up. It's by far the most affordable. Just hoping it comes with the 90° cables to clean it up and be more compact.
That's a good point. I hear that they did make that change but I can not confirm that. It's very powerful for the money. Thanks for the sub and thank you for watching!
can't wait to get this going for myself aswell
Great video. I am on the same path and almost done. 1 more eb3000.
It's just a smart buy. You're doing good!
Just go off grid bro. Why pay for electricity when all of that right there can pay for it plus more
I feel that. Thanks for watching!
Great setup and you defintely have enough in the event of an outage. New to your channel and question, have you encountered any issues? Been looking to get this for a family member since i have the Bluetti AC200MAX. Great video and take care.
Sorry for the delay. I use the Pecron system probably as plain as anyone could use it. I charge it by solar and plug things into it to save energy and money. It just works. I'm not a fancy type of guy, I just need it to work and it does. Thanks for watching!
You're well prepared now ! Good job 👍🏻
I am looking forward to get the same set up for winter and I was wondering if it counts as one cycle for the station everytime you charge a battery extension ? Also is it possible to use battereries or station while charging with solar panels ?
Thank you 🙏🏼
The cycles count for the units individually. If they all deplete and all charge that's a cycle. Being that they are connected and communicate with each other to balance the charge they should all deplete and charge equally. Hope that explains it. Yes, you can use the units while charging from solar or wall charging. That is called, "Pass through charging". Thanks for watching!
I own this exact system for my off grid cabin. Im waiting fornthe 3600 pecron is releasing soon, cuz the solar input is far bettter but this one does what i need.
Let us know how the 3600 turns out. Thanks for watching!
I ise a 2000 pecron in my sprinter van (no exoansion) andnhave a 12v refir. If ir refir gets half empty put a cold gallon of water inntherr to occupy the space and helps alleviate the energy use
Very true. And ice packs!
Hello i have the e2000lfp but dont have the eb3000 batteries. Is it best to get 2 eb3000 or get another e2000 with expansion battery. Thx
I see what you're trying to do. That is just a preference. You will still , at that point have 2 eb300's with 2 E2000LFP 's. The difference is that you will be able to decentralized the units meaning being able to have a power command center at one end of your house and another unit elsewhere. It's a matter of deciding whether you want to have 1 setup with a huge amount of power or 2 units with a good amount of power. It's all about how you want to configure. Although I have to admit having your power diversified is a good idea! Thank you for watching!
You all charged up now🤣 I'm still working on it.
Ay look sister, at your own pace. You have alot of Preps and gear so you are not lagging. You'll get it when you are ready. Thanks for watching!
with some panels you could run that thing for over 10 years along with just about everything you need in your house !
Very true. Do you have or plan to purchase the system? Thanks for watching!
@@99Fabrication Yeah i picked up the 2000 with the 2 panels . but i think i will eventually get more panels and the extra batteries … depending on how this fits my needs
@@ripkej77 so you purchased one? Good deal! It's a powerful unit. I feel that as long as you have a good unit with "some" solar you won't be @$$€d out if in an emergency. The good thing is these systems are expandable and you can add on later when you save up more or when the time is right for you!
Hey brother!
Hello hello! Thanks for watching!
Is the 2000lfp worth it at $780?
I think that there are better products out there. But, for the money without alot of fancy features I think it's well worth the money. When you consider the expandability and the cost per watt hour after purchasing the batteries, you're in the .37c per watt hour range. Hard to beat for raw power.
@99Fabrication thank you. I appreciate the feedback and you responding today. I've been looking at getting one of these battery inverter generator for the last two years. And I haven't personally found one this inexpensive yet. The deal ends today on their website. I will be following your channel now.
@JS-bh4ii thank you for that. You can invest, one day, in a few 100 or 200 watt solar panels. That way technically you will be energy independent if there were ever any grid issues indefinitely. Congratulations!
@@99Fabrication would you have any suggestions for types of solar panels?
@JS-bh4ii YES! Solar panels that fit your budget. To be honest, as long as they are a reputable company, Rich Solar, Renogy etc you should be in good shape. I buy Rich Solar because they are local and it supports local business. I really don't have a preference. Whether you buy 100w, 200w or 400w it's all a matter of how much power you want to get into your power statio, how fast and how much you want to spend. If a panel is advertised as 100w, that is under best circumstances. It might bring in 85 at best normally. Just like a car. They say 40 mpg but NOT WITH YOU, lol. You may only get 35. You get the picture. Maybe start with one panel and get another as budget allows. Remember, however many panels you hook up to it, don't go over the voltage. Each panel has a certain amount of voltage. The instructions are clear about that. Hope that helps.