Anker Solix C300 DC Power Bank Review and Test

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

This is a technical review of this power bank. It is a technical video... So, yeah, not as flashy as others but has measured data in it, which would not be allowed by a sponsor. I wish they'd say if it was sponsored by the product in the video before you click on it, that's click bait and switch, you just got fooled into watching a really long commercial... So, if you don't want to watch a commercial and don't mind a bit of boring measurements, terrible video work, and monotone talking, watch my video, haha, really selling it...

[@Patelivision]

TWO VIDEOS IN 1 WEEK LET'S GOOOO

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah. The summary video was supposed to be last week and the week before that.

[@Patelivision]

​@@AllThingsOnePlacedo you plan on comparing it to other similar sized power banks?

[@fakamada]

We definitely need more power station reviews, ASAP. I am in need of a compherensive review of popular LFP power stations on Amazon. This channel is the first one to come to my mind about this.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, there's a long road to making more of these... It's a lot of time and money. Zero companies will pay for a more real review.

[@wt9653]

Really?😮 I always go to Will Prowse, Jasonoid, and Hobotech 😊

[@spydude38]

This unit will be my power source for Starlink Mini. With the XT-60 input slot for a 100W solar panel, it will work well.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, that sounds like a good use case for it.

[@OGSumo]

Brother, you’re channel is such a gem. Thank you for what you do!

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

thanks for watching!

[@frp1276]

FYI the unit will accept 3 DC inputs. 2x USB-C and 1x XT60. This allows you to max out the charge speeds even if you dont have 2x 140w chargers. The XT60 port will work witb a USB-C to XT60 cable.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Good to know! Thanks! I wish they provided a XT60 adapter in the box or something but being a 'value' product I guess that probably comes with the solar panel part.

[@1kzrider]

@@AllThingsOnePlace Yea, I bought a EcoFlow River 3 and after a month weight I reached out and there said out of stock. I was like it was in stock when I bought it though and they still sold for another day. River 3 comes with wall cable and dc car to xt60I adapter. I wish Anker also did this. I bought the anker c300ac and just getting started with it. I do like it. Not sure when I finally get my river 3 after using which I will like the most.

[@tmkauth]

So, I tested my Anker 140W cable's resistance that came with my C300 DC and got 140-ish mOhms. I compared it to one that came with the 737 and it had about 110 mOhms. They have seemed to use a different vender and the easy way to tell the difference between the 2 is that the one with the Solix has 140W above the MAX when reading it like the one in your video. The one with lower resistance that came with the 737 has 140W below the MAX when reading it. Although I only showed a 30 mOhm difference. There are less obvious differences as the Solix cable's overall diameter is smaller, the logo is deeper embossed into into the molding.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, it's cheaper for sure. I was going to show the diameter difference also. I also must have a really good older cable, outlier in the other direction. I do have all of the Anker cables so could probably show the evolution. I don't want to cut them up since I use some of them.

[@tmkauth]

​@AllThingsOnePlace after more looking into it, I have purchased multiple 737's over a year ago and a couple of new Prime (250W and 200W) banks for family members and recently recieved the C200 DC. Both Anker Solix (the c200 and c300) came with "140W MAX" cables and both tested at 140 nOhms. All 5 of the "MAX 140W" cables that came with the 737 and Prime tested around 110 mOhms. So it maybe that the Solix branded stuff is the determining factor in recieving these less capable cables.

[@tmkauth]

​​@@AllThingsOnePlacemaybe in future videos, you could add a small bit about the capability of the included cable recieved with the item being tested. Just a quick blurb and visual of: Length, standard (i.e. charge only with no data wires, 2.0 only, 3.0, or 3.2), 3A or 5A max, and measured resistance.

[@hificonspiracy]

Thank you for the great video! Do you have a charging cable recommendation? What brand is low resistance?

[@andrewr05]

I bave a bunch of those flexible USB lights and they're super convenient. Awesome video 👍

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

They make good low power load to see if power banks turn off.

[@Mike0193Azul]

Your in-depth tests and reviews are the greatest! I’m interested in the AC version of this to hopefully power a 200w monolight for a few hours for filming videos. Wonder if it can support a 300w light 🤔

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

200W * a few hours = you probably need something a little bigger

[@itsarif010]

Love your videos! Would you please be able to review The Baseus Blade 2? I’d love to hear your thoughts on it. You did a review on their HD version earlier, which was very informative.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, I'm way behind on power banks.

[@DaMerk5]

I have 2 of these and they're great! Dropped one onto a concrete floor (d'oh) and it just suffered a few scuffs and small dents on the housing, still works perfectly

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

eep. Yeah, I'm very wary of these things if they get dropped, I don't trust batteries, ha.

[@DaMerk5]

@AllThingsOnePlace never a bad thing to be weary...they are packaged really well though.

[@poyenwu]

Can we have reviews for UPS systems too?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

yeah, I know, I need to get going on those. The ones I have are so cheap and nasty.

[@Jahang89]

Which 140W/240W USB-C cables would you recommend to charge this with?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Coming soon...

[@tylerljohnson]

been looking fwd to this review, thank you1

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

You're welcome.

[@vibys1]

On the label I see no 12V output listed. But at 3:17 you say 2 ports can do 12V?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, the mode pops up on the tester.

[@BrianDorsey]

Thanks for showing it opened up! You’re the only video I’ve seen showing the inside so far. Any chance you’d make a short video on how you opened it? You mention that it opens easy, so maybe I’m doing something wrong, but neither of the two I have open easily. (I’m hoping to mod a PowerPole connector into the 12v instead of a cigarette lighter socket.)

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

There are four screws on the top, the lid is the held in with four clips. Put a small screwdriver in the hole where the screw was and pry a little and it should pop loose. There are lots of connectors and screws inside, but it will come apart. Opens easy but after that, looks like desoldering battery tabs.

[@BrianDorsey]

@ Thank you! Got it opened with this info. The 12v socket is very firmly soldered and glued in. Think I’m going to give up on the idea of trying to replace that, and attempt to design a flush insert for the existing socket.

[@stelan6141]

What's the usecase? It looks too large to lug around. So it'd only be useful if the power went out at home?

[@MiesvanderLippe]

Camping for extended periods. Cheapest solar system.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Thanks!

[@Rickescobar24]

I own the LG CineBeam and would like to go on a small camping trip. This should suffice I assume? I apologize as not as tech savvy. Thanks.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

No, this isn't close. I haven't looked at anything big enough to power that. You need like a 1 kW inverter size and probably 1 kWh storage or so to get maybe 3 hours of runtime (probably more like 2).

[@gwanshiminthatbag]

Thanks for this video! Any chance of reviewing the Cuktech 15 and 20 and how it compares to the older ZMI Powerpack?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Older ones probably not. I have one or two of the cuktech ones here though.

[@Jdnicks00]

That’s a great review! The C300x is definitely on my shopping list. By the way, would you mind reviewing the Ugreen 300w power bank as well?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, that's on the list (it's a big list). Too many things to look at.

[@tharindudarshana6480]

Thank you for making these reviews. Can you do review on a universal travel adapters - it will be very helpful.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I have done a couple videos on those but yeah, it's time for a new one.

[@tharindudarshana6480]

@@AllThingsOnePlace Thank you, & watching it now :)

[@Canuck352004]

Can you do wireless charging station video? Q2 vs Magsafe.

[@SomeHyena]

Can that even be measured? Obviously what the charger draws in can be but the output tho. Plus he’d probably have the ick at how inefficient wireless charging is in general lmao

[@veryboringname.]

@@SomeHyena It's possible; you can buy Qi wireless receiver modules and measure the output of that and compare it to the input going into the wireless charger to calculate the (poor) efficiency.

[@SomeHyena]

@ oh dang, I thought there couldn’t be a way to measure it. That’s kinda cool actually.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, I have all the bits, and articles about it... I think Ifixit did it well though with a 3 or 4 minutes video, basically, it's worse.

[@morningstar618z8]

Thanks for the review. how long does it take to fully charge it using the one of the 140w port?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I think that's in the video.

[@mayheamk]

@@AllThingsOnePlace Does it hurt to repeat the info for the bro? maybe he doesnt wanna sit around for 11 minute to find out.

[@StayWithTAREK]

I have a few chargers but from them, my Voltme Revo 20 and Voltme 30 shock me when I touch the corner of the type c port of a cable when the charger is plugged in. Now Most Chargers don't shock me and Revo 30 shocks more than 20. Then I tested the type c port using an electric tester. And the Revo 20 shines more than my 18-watt google charger. Is it normal and safe?

[@boynavyblue]

Which charger would you take for this if you went bikepacking to the 230V world and charged it from wall outlets you find on your tour? Less time it takes to charge the more unlikely no-one notices what happens under the table while you are having a coffee break somewhere.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Weight to performance the Anker 100W Prime adapters are very impressive. You'd have to bring a country specific adapter to plug it in though.

[@kirill.solovyov]

Hello! I have a few questions about chargers. Tell me, do chargers degrade over time? Is it safe to charge a smartphone with a 5-year-old Samsung EP TA200 charger adapter? And what can you say about the Anker PowerPort Atom III 65W Slim charger adapter, is it safe for the battery and charge controller of smartphones?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Chargers do degrade over time. Smaller and hotter they operate the faster they degrade. Some in only a year with heavy use. But with moderate use and not maximizing the wattage output of the device they should last quite a long time. 5+ years is possible. The PowerPort Atom III is one of the better slim chargers. In terms of battery management , it's all in the device. The charger can't do anything about it really.

[@ALegAndAnArm]

Hi. I have a question. I would like to buy a charger for it. I understand that it needs 2x140w type C. Just one charger with minimum 2 C ports. What do you think? Cheers!

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

It works with any PD USB C charger. You don't need to charge it at maximum speed, actually it's less efficient if you do. I'd use the Anker 240W charger with one cable to charge it. It won't be overloading that charger then and both should last reasonably long.

[@ALegAndAnArm]

Ok. Got it. Thank You

[@shaneaung]

Is Anker Solix C300 or C300 DC capable of duel voltage charging for 240V AC outlet while traveling? The power station is to be charged with the included standard charging cable, from 240V AC outlet used in most countries outside of US. I hope additional charger is not necessary for that purpose.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I think they are region locked with sockets for each region. The one in this video is DC only.

[@gamewowrs4795]

Hello. How to connect a 220v device to this powerbank?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Bring your own inverter.

[@eeroskylark6052]

Hi, I"m not very skilled in battery usage, but my usb-c outlets are only pushing 20 to 24 watts. How do I get more/higher wattage out? Do I need a a higher rated cord?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Generally, the device decides how much power it needs not the supply. So, at 20-24 watts the connected device is choosing that as the power level it needs. You can't force more watts into the device, that can cause issues. There can be mode compatibility issues depending on what it is, but if it's up to 20-24 watts it probably negotiated some kind of PD mode.

[@TheChrisMoris]

Couple things: 1. Is this fan cooled? I saw the 104F max operating temp and think that’s pretty low. Concerned if there’s no fan. 2. You mention this is not a UPS and all energy hits the battery. Can you explain more? If the load and charge are balanced wouldn’t it just charge across the battery tabs? Or are you saying if the charging from the usb stops then all ports will stop for a moment? Thx

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

1) No fans. Passive cooling only. 2) This device will charge to full, then stop using energy from the input. The output will stay on, but it will be drawing from the battery even with an input supply connected.

[@TheChrisMoris]

@@AllThingsOnePlaceooof that’s not good. Few other questions: 1. Do you know if you can set an upper charge limit (like 80%)? I’m guessing not since LFP might lose its SOC state. 2. Do you know the amount it will drain before reactivating the input? 3. Is there some kind of dual supply circuit dongle that can prevent this issue ?

[@valdisplaudis]

Can you also test AC version? I'm very interested in Inverter standby consumption and efficiency for low power load.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I probably won't, since value wise it's cheaper to get a small DC to AC inverter and use the DC socket for lower wattage needs. In this device the DC port physically turns off when not in use.

[@theblackinfamous]

Seems like the Cuktech 20 is currently one of the top performing PB now? Or is there any good PB recommendations?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I need to test that one still...

[@theblackinfamous]

@ Got it. Thanks for taking the time out to reply by the way.

[@marieta.s]

Thanks for this review. My friends have an off grid house in the mountain and meed such a device for charging phones, tablets etc and when the kids get there they devour the batteries of all electronics and had nothing to charge them. So that was a good validation of the product. May I ask what sort of cable would you use to charge it?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, basically any 240W rated USB cable, the shortest one that works.

[@marieta.s]

Thanks!

[@icuyouseeme]

Just purchased this during Black Friday, but need a better cable since I’m being told to trash it. Which do you recommend?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I was supposed to get that video finished by now... I've found that most any 240w rated cable tests in the good category, of course use the shortest possible cable helps.

[@AB-tc8lx]

Always use the app. You can make the display stay on a whole lot longer. You can make the unit stay on a whole lot longer. You can adjust all kind of parameters. It only takes 5 minutes to get the app Working. the best thing about the app is You get to see what each port is doing.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, but you don't have to.

[@AB-tc8lx]

@AllThingsOnePlace With the app, you would have had temperature readings. And the screen would have stayed on the whole time without you having to hit the button. And you can set the machine to never times out.

[@WattTheTech]

Was looking at this last week pleased you did a video on it, talking of cables. You need to do an updated cable video, how are the Ikea 100w cables? or should I stick to 140w Any 140w cables you recommend for use with this solix. Like Apple charger are Apple cable quality but just over priced would they be good with Solix

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, not sure yet, I need to measure all the cables still.

[@brennen6354]

Is this really using LiFePO4? The data tag says Li-ion on the bottom!

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

The voltage of the pack and weight overall seems to align with Lithium Iron Phosphate, but yeah, who knows, the cells are completely unmarked. Maybe just faking the management and under using the cells?

[@IsmailSarkaya-ll4ts]

There is a new Baseus 160w gan5 charger, could you test it already?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I don't have that one, but added it to the list.

[@IsmailSarkaya-ll4ts]

@AllThingsOnePlace thanks, cant wait :)

[@juliauwanto]

could review ugreen 48000mah 300w powerbank lifepo4?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, that's a bad design, not physically, I didn't check, capacity and watts don't match though.

[@greenmail2012]

Does this work in the USA? We have AC devices...

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Umm. It's a battery in a box, bring your own inverter.

[@Moes_Prep_and_Tech]

I was hoping you would cover the Solar Aspect of this..........But I have a question. I have a delta Pro Ultra it has Two 100 watt USB-C Ports, What 2 USB cables do you recommend charging with this (you said the one that comes with it is E-waste) ? I really don't want to use an ac power adapter if I can help it due to ac to dc conversion power loss

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

It's a coverage thing, I could plug in a solar panel to it and say yep it's charging but without irradiance and n solar panels to try and long term studies to get data from different times of year, it's just plugging in a solar panel and saying yep it works... I could emulate a solar panel and measure things, or just show it works at least. But it's essentially the same circuit as the USB charging minus negotiation, still 28V limit, which is low. I wonder if the Anker panels have pre-regulation.

[@thegreener196]

I just bought this unit. can I charge it with a portable solar panel that has a usbc cord?

[@sergeykonchalo]

only if the panel generates from 18 otherwise the device will not see the panel.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, it has a fairly limited voltage range of operation, you basically have to use the Anker solar panels or pre-regulate the voltage from the solar panel into this. A cheap MPPT charger won't work either that just slices the signal up, the voltage will still be a problem. It can be done, it's just not a plug and chug situation much of the time.

[@SENSWIFT]

Hey @allthingsoneplace By any chance can you tell me which power adapter shall i get for my ipad pro Anker prime gan 67w a2669 Spigen arcStation 65w 652 Belkin boostCharge 67w 3 ports I’m totally confused and indecisive I want the one with probably less heat dissipation more importantly the fastest in terms of charging speed time

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Shall, I won't do a shall, should is fine. Of those I'd probably go with the Belkin or the Anker. either should maximize the charge speed of the iPad.

[@buwisitka5107]

Could you review the Anker Prime All in One Power Bank (the one with the wall plug and screen). I currently have it and pretty torn on whether or not to keep it. I like the idea of having one plug for all my devices on the go, and I do like the fact that it is a powerbank as well. However, it does make compromises on both ends, and I might rather have a power brick that has 4 USB C ports.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

If it works, then it's the correct one is my usual answer. But yeah, it's one to check out for sure. I have a lot of stuff in the queue.

[@Momo.momo789]

I have purchased another variants, name is C300X DC, don't know what's the difference with yours except mine color is more dark instead of grey.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

The C300X is the one with AC ports.

[@tmkauth]

The only difference in the C300X DC is the color.

[@icuyouseeme]

The C300X is black instead of gray and includes a shoulder strap.

[@jacjankowski6180]

Hi. I was wondering if you could review the Anker Nano Power Bank with Built-in Foldable USB-C Connector? I've had it on my wish list for some time but was wondering if it would be a good investment.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, I have a lot of power banks I need to review.

[@TheTrafficBoss]

I bought the predecessor to this about two weeks before they dropped this. I was kinda upset and thought maybe it'd be ok and I could not buy this. Then it wasnt and I did, and Im not upset anymore. We go through power outages fairly often and these two lanterns that also charge stuff are perfect for not running through flashlights twice a night. I do have the same major gripe about it though, it seems like it should be something I could sit in the rain with but it's not at all and that's rather annoying. I feel like it wouldn't have been much compromise on heat to make it some sort of water resistant.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, for a device that is advertised as an outdoor/camp friendly product the water incompatibility is a shame. That adds cost and longevity to the product, no one wants, that, ha. Also, no repairability if they totally seal it up (not that it is repairable, I'm sure that battery is DRM locked).

[@vevenaneathna]

the 12v out port is probably the most important aspect of this guy. you can just plug in a small ac inverter if you need and skip buying the more expensive version with the built in inverter. i believe the cig port is regulated 12v though. havent found any tests showing how much it can put out say through a 140w inverter or something. guessing 10amps? most stuff that uses that port uses up to 10 amps in cars. would be cool if it could boost that cig port up to 24 volts. lot of big rig/trucker stuff uses that port with a 24v out... thats why all those dc powered fridges will run without modifications on 24v dc. imo the cig port really future proofs the device too coz you can stick a "car charger" adapter in there if you need more usbc or extra usba ports. kind of modular. copying most of the features of this guy for my diy lifepo4 power pack builds but probably going to run unregulated cig port. maybe just a 10-15amp automotive fuse or something. then i can plug in a big inverter if i wanted to use like that. going for 32ah (~500wh) in the same package. those lifepo4 32ah cells are really cheap right now if you buy in bulk, i think about 7 bucks each

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

It is 10A and 12V regulated. So, that also comes with some higher losses. Yeah, 24V would be nice to get some more usable power out of it, the battery can certainly handle it, even if only for an hour in this case, but yeah, fusing, a bit more energy, and a direct connection to a protected battery would be able to power a lot more things.

[@frp1276]

Ha, I knew you'd start doing this! :)

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yep.

[@Errcyco]

I wish you could test this at say.. 6,000ft elevation in heat or cold. Cause that’s where these will mostly be used. Just interested in how it works in extremes. The campers that will review this won’t even understand PD and negotiation so not much use.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, it's rated for 0-105 degrees F discharging and 32-105 degrees F charging. In terms of altitude, I'd imaging the barometer dropping to 25 inches of mercury won't have much if any effect. Direct sunlight could pose an issue, I could see the case easily getting to 150 degrees F just sitting in the sun. Why don't they make these white?

[@TheJttv]

If they dont want to add a UPS bc this is gonna be used on the go. They should have added a wireless charger on the top making it good for like pool side.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

yeah, that could be a useful addition, right on top of the led light, I wonder if it could be hacked in.

[@tacsistDB]

Great video! Interested to see if there are any large power banks with DC bypass. BTW, you probably already got bombarded by framework fans, but is there a chance you will review Delta's ADP-240KB B? It's available from several suppliers like mouser and digikey for purchase and multiple people have reported getting them within a week. Interested to see how a first 240w PD3.1 charger performs. ❤

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, this is close to DC bypass, it could probably do it with the software. The delta is out of stock until June. I took a look and said nope based on the datasheet.

[@tacsistDB]

@@AllThingsOnePlace too bad performance/efficiency wise?

[@infinitybeyond6357]

ecoflow 3 please :)

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

So many power stations... I need to figure out how to get these for free...

[@socom2173]

A Flooble crank?.. Sign me up!

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Gimme 10.

[@ibitaRaptor]

I wish someone will send him an ecoflow to review.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

ha

[@RyanLackey]

I don't understand "not a UPS". A double-conversion UPS does exactly this full time AC-DC-AC.

[@adriftatlas]

Yep. His choice of language is going to confuse people. Sure, it may not be a standby/offline/bypass UPS,. A double conversion (online) UPS is a highly reliable often expensive UPS. He may not like that efficiency would be 79.5% if used as a UPS but it's not like AC to DC adapters for stuff like network gear are 100% efficient. The LiFoPO4 battery inside is more likely to fail due to passage of time rather than constant cycling.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

It isn't a double conversion UPS either. It actively will not take power from the mains and push it to output, so outputs will only draw power from the battery. A UPS, online or double conversion, while powered, could care less if the battery is present. This is certainly a software limitation in this unit though. The circuitry is in place to be a UPS.

[@adriftatlas]

@@AllThingsOnePlace Could you describe the circuitry? I don't think I've seen any power bank nor portable power station with a DC bypass mode. Maybe that's a topic you could cover in a video?

[@markg5465]

I'd rather keep him like this. It's an easy description of "maybe you shouldn't use it as UPS"

[@kwinzman]

Year X of waiting until Anker finally adds a 12V mode to its USB-C outputs. Until then I don't care how good the devices are otherwise. It can't be that hard?

[@adriftatlas]

Ironically enough it supports it but the spec sheet doesn't mention it.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yep.

[@kwinzman]

@@adriftatlas Year X of waiting until Anker finally adds the 12V mode of its USB-C outputs to the product description so I can make a warranty claim if it breaks. Until then I don't care how good the devices are otherwise. It can't be that hard?

[@aijokker]

Too bad it cost x2 in my country 😢

[@sergeykonchalo]

what country?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

yeah, that's a big jump.

[@wt9653]

No AC plug 😮 No Thanks! Why not buy something with everything. Like Ecoflow River 3, Bluetti EB3A, or Jackery 300 plus.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Efficiency and weight mostly. For a smaller power station like this, using the AC inverter uses a pretty substantial amount of the energy, I guess really these smaller power stations as a whole don't make sense.

[@wt9653]

@AllThingsOnePlace I use mostly a 12v socket for the refrigerator. AC for Fans during summer. USB fans don't have the CFM.

[@Kavyatej]

no inbuilt ac output is sad

[@sergeykonchalo]

There is a model for this Anker C300 AC.

[@adriftatlas]

I don't need the weight of the AC inverter though. That's the whole point of the DC version.

[@Kavyatej]

​@@sergeykonchalo the price jump...an external ​12-24v 200w ac inverter for ~20$ would be a more practical choice

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, that also made sense to me.