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[@deaconmma3048]

Zendure should be proud of your thorough review - good stuff!

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Thanks Deacon!

[@Brendito1]

This man showing it faithfully working in a dusty environment makes me trust it so much more 😂

[@FrugalOffGrid]

It's good to see products thoroughly tested.

[@jjm9902]

And I believe I see frost on the unit!!! 😊

[@SherryTheSecretary]

This video helped me a lot. I am currently making decisions on the solar equipment needed for my off-grid desert property. Solar and wind power is very new to me and I am teaching myself so thank you so much for your plain easy to understand explanations.

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Happy to help Sherry, sometimes simple is a good thing.

[@mehameha4453]

I’m old so I had to go will 2 lighter units that I can move around more easily. I use one 1200 watt solar unit which runs my DC refrigerator for 3 days. I have another 1200 watt unit of the same kind that I charge up sometime in 3 days to swap out with the one running the DC refrigerator. There is always enough to cook and charge phones and even stream movies using this method of swapping back and forth. It’s also good for the batteries. Both units will charge in 1 hour using a sine wave gas generator (Honda 2200i) but only 3.5 hours if using solar panels. I have been nomading for 8 years. The units are small and lightweight. My food storage solution is finally solved after years of ice and ambient temperature coolers. And I have all the power I need every night. And always adjust your panels to the sun. They have tools for that. Or you can make your own shadow type tool. It will shorten your charge up times.

[@agps4418]

these power stations are much more expensive than a DIY solar panel and battery system. but they are simple.

[@chrisharvell8535]

I know you said you were powering your homestead what all are you running off this ?

[@mehameha4453]

I’m old so I had to go with 2 smaller units that are easier to lift. My refrigerator runs for 3 days on one, leaving me 3 days to charge the other one. I found 2 units were just easier than one huge heavy one. The 2 units do hook together so I do have 2500watts if necessary. They charge in 1 hour with my gas sine wave generator if there is no sun. So I can always cheat on those days, and never have a break in my routine. A big unit is great but these smaller ones are easier for me.

[@SailingGoonies]

Build a earthship man. Once you get your basic requirements met. Your youth will be gone faster than you can imagine. It would make for some great content.

[@varunsimons4493]

Confronting. But most “human” life experiences are.

[@brianwesley28]

It would be a great idea if the location gets enough days of sunlight during the winter. They're smart designs. For those who have more conventional houses with enough days of direct sunlight during the winter, solar air heaters can also be worth the while.

[@bestlifecoupleshakes]

Looks pretty simple! It's so hard to tell if these things are going to actually hold up, so thanks for testing and sharing =)

[@FrugalOffGrid]

You bet! I have used the smaller unit daily for months now. Real life wear and tear. Out in the snow and rain, freezing temperatures, mud, dust, wind. It truly is my all time favorite. I expect this larger unit to hold up equally as well.

[@OffGridGranny]

Thank you for the great review!! I'll be in the market for a large unit by winter.

[@nemonobody9063]

Thanks, for explaining the price comparison for other batteries. And the information regarding what would make this battery station better, plus the cords.

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Glad to help

[@JosephGodwin137]

The key 🔑 is the battery chemistry and number of charge discharge cycles 😎 awesome overview 😉

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Absolutely, this is a 4608wh LifePo4 that should last 6000+ cycles. In my case this should last about 20 years. Seeing how I never use a full cycle.

[@JosephGodwin137]

@Frugal Off Grid your property is in sweet spot for solar 😀

[@randybobandy9828]

Ya maybe. The thing is the amount of charge cycles a lifepo4 has most people will never come close to using them. The battery will die of age before charge cycles. Regular lithium will last plenty for a portable solar generator.

[@phoenixmichaels]

Been looking and learning as I go. I started knowing nothing, now I just know next to nothing LOL. Solar input levels were my first lesson: the Zendure I have been eyeing has a SI of 1800, while the one I thought was good previously was a mere 650. If I'm understanding any of this correctly, a higher SI is vital for those looking to get their power solely from solar. I'll want to hook up a 1500W set of panels like yours, rather than the 200W most units come with.

[@sisouk007]

This was a great review and super helpful. Definitely going to check out more of your videos. Still at the learning curve of a good and reliable off-grid setup. Thank you for putting this together. I will make sure to purchase through this link when I'm ready.

[@toniafolven]

Thanks for explaining things so that everyone can understand. Brilliant. Thinking about adding solar system for my tiny house, in Eastern Tenn. Incredible Tiny Homes.

[@UpperSkyDJ]

Thanks for the review, I will I really enjoyed it. Most of all for pointing out the good as well as the not so great points. 👍🏼

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Thanks for watching! I mean, it already has a powerful inverter. Nearly 4000w but if it were 6000w I could run anything I want on it, no question. Great unit!

[@Bellawhite1]

I so appreciate your honest review and honesty.

[@joelpocalips]

Man this thing sounds legit. I'm gonna go through your channel and see what else you review. I'm looking for something like this, but I don't live in my van. I will take it out of town for work, and also camping. Great review

[@offgridsososmooth]

Thank you so much for this video! I have been looking for a unit like this ever since we decide to live off grid. it's very affordable especially compared building your own system, the money is almost the same. I definitely subscribed man!

[@FrugalOffGrid]

No problem!

[@krisgr5237]

Thank you so much for this detailed explanation. I’ve been struggling trying to piecemeal a system together ,not getting anywhere with it and am in dire need of electricity now. This looks like a fantastic setup.

[@FrugalOffGrid]

No sweat, here's an update kzbin.info/www/bejne/e32laalmn56fnLs

[@luvdirt]

Technology is changing so fast with batteries and these power stations. Hard to know when and how much to actually invest.

[@FrugalOffGrid]

If that's your main concern I think a good 48v hybrid inverter maybe 6000w plus 400ah of batteries and 600w of solar panels, used are great. I think this is a good single family starter system than can easily be upgraded or parts exchanged. It's a reliable system that just takes a little know-how.

[@earthenergyhex]

Great video, I plan on upgrading my old system like you did. This may be a good option. Use it like a back up generator and tie it into the main panel of the house. Only it would be on all the time not just when power is lost.

[@DaveDaveydo]

how do you tie it in to the main panel? Is there an easy kit for that or do I need an electrician?

[@RendonJr]

Good video am starting the journey to all solar but dont want to put them on a roof Great bideo

[@mkosta94]

panels look cool 😎 i would put this one on my balcony 😊

[@user-oo6jo9sg4f]

Thanks man! Your video was potentially helpful for my tiny little life. 🙏🦉

[@MitchellTickle1962]

Great Review John. Nice Product. Causes me to want this system...

[@FrugalOffGrid]

A lot of people have, it's a great unit! I just might get my own soon. I like the smaller unit and use it every day.

[@JakePlisskin12]

I think the most important issue or question would be how long will the product last and how much will the upkeep cost. Im sick of non stop replacing batterys

[@flipletape9706]

I think they're fantastic if you have the cash. But this is a lot more expensive than the portable setup I've built with more power in both Ah and Watts. It's technically up to code here too. And that thing turns heads wherever I go on top of being able to monitor everything on my phone, such as other goodies. Also safe to operate in cold climates. I like it better than the premade power station I got by a long shot. There are a lot of factors to consider. But it's absolutely a lifesaver if you don't have the time, or are not confident enough to learn every nook and cranny of building a proper power system. Which, let's face it, can be extremely dangerous. I've seen many people play with fire without having any idea of how it works which is absurd. That can cost you a lotttt more... These are wicked for the right people though.

[@flipletape9706]

i think the main selling point of this one is the capability to expand up to 64kwh, which is amazing.

[@JackMeyHoffer562]

@@flipletape9706 what's your setup look like?

[@danemmerich6775]

Great information! I would think if you are off grid. The EG4 All in one inverter and EG4 server rack battery would be perfect for your situation. It provides more of everything than a Solar Generator. The downfall is the idle consumption is a bit high, but you have a large Solar bank to counter that.

[@sharijackson3870]

I have been watching over 100 hours of videos on solar generators and batteries. I live in Florida and we are expecting a lot of storms this year and I am getting ready. Thank you so much for creating this video. P.S. You are such a cutie. Good Luck in all that you do. Have a super day.🙂

[@aaronbadillo8018]

I’m running a Hysolis 5k 240 setup

[@skippyjl1]

Absolutely awesome.. finding the right equipment , makes life a lot easier 👍🏻👊🏻 the companies you represent seem to have quality in mind 👊🏻 excellent video

[@DonteeWeaver]

If you were starting from scratch what would be needed other than a Zendure? Do I need solar panels? Batteries? I'll be checking out more of your videos.

[@petersimms4982]

Great to see a real person in the real outdoors testing products, shouldn’t you be employed by manufacturers for testing their products 😊

[@urjoking]

Out of my price range but dang I am impressed!

[@philindeblanc]

You would want to use gas for certain tools not just for their consuption of power to fuel ratio, but its always good to not put all tools in one basket of power source. But I guess homesteaders know that already

[@FrugalOffGrid]

I have been out here for nearly four years. I only ran a gas generator the first month. I have four large solar systems for redundancy that easily run everything from my phone charger to my welding machine. I do use fuel for diesel air heat though. I keep 3mo worth of fuel on the homestead at all times.

[@philindeblanc]

look into using parabolic reflectors to capture sun energy, not panels.@@FrugalOffGrid

[@benjaminbarkowski2227]

​@@philindeblanclink?

[@chrisharvell8535]

How does it do with say heaters or refrigerator use ?

[@Driverlegacy021ge]

Good to know definitely smart to have something like that..... Saving at least $150 per month and that's using very minimal electricity in a house

[@MJ-ge6jz]

@FrugalOffGrid Thx for the honest review. Question: Will the unit auto start from a dead battery when the solar panels are energized by the sun in the morning?

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Hey MJ! Fortunately it never died. It just continued to charge the next day as soon as the sun came up. I'll have to do an experiment to find out.

[@VinceBadovinatz88]

​@@FrugalOffGrid that's a good question that probably will but if you ever do a test. I'll get the get the results if you comment back here

[@philindeblanc]

Sounds nice, but when one of those things go bad, the entire unit is bad. And thats not to happen for at least 5 years or maybe 10. Will they back it up?

[@chadwolfeschledgelsteinhau9697]

The wheels charge it up when you pull it around too

[@randybobandy9828]

No they don't 😂

[@jeremybunting5258]

My question is how long using like you do will that last for a battery life?

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Easily ten years

[@Nope_Nope]

Yay!🎉 Thank You for the video! I needed to find a video where i could relate to how the person presented the information. I have cognitive disabilities as well as very limited understanding of this kind of stuff. 😢 But you explained it really well and i could tell you are genuinely excited about this generator so i think you helped me FINALLY choose the Generator for my house! Thanks sooo Much! 😅👍

[@U2BER2012]

Where can I get panels like those large ones that you have?

[@Jlife13300]

Comes with the device if you order

[@neilroberts7589]

Thx for the review

[@daniellangenheim9585]

That's cool bro keep it up good work looks like you're out there having some fun good for you

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Thank you, I will

[@chrtravels]

Curious if you have tried the Ecoflow? From what I have read that seems like it may be a better option and less expensive. Also the Jackery seems to be a good alternative. Looking for something to power my airstream for offgrid living/working. I work remotely so to power some LED lights, Starlink, computer, 2 monitors and a mini fridge.

[@DaveDaveydo]

Hey I'm interested in semi-retiring on a catamaran and curious about starlink and those other systems you mentioned. I work from home and can live where ever but not sure how to transition to a feasible situation. Any thoughts...

[@longnamenocansayy]

i would like to know how many solar panels you have. i would also like to know how much it cost. it refers to the battery pack and the panels. my guess is that the refrig. and freezer don't really draw a lot of power, because once it's all cold it stays that way. so where drains most of the power all night? hot water? hot water is a major drain on power, but hot water is easy for a lot of people to get straight from the sun. i haven't been able to get much info. from you tube vids. on the subject.

[@PWoods-cd6tk]

Not bad, I'm not sure what the split phase will run at 16 amps. Not my dryer or Central AC for sure, maybe an oven, hot water heater, or well pump. You can buy two small hybrid inverters and a 5 kilowatt-hour 48 volt battery and put them on a dolly if you want mobility and get the split phase, or other combos for less, but it's still not the neat package. So definitely something to look at. Thanks for the review.

[@FrugalOffGrid]

I'm no electrician but the 240 side is 30A my Brisk air II dometic 15,000btu AC is only 15.9A load. It should easily power it.

[@PWoods-cd6tk]

@@FrugalOffGrid the 30 amp RV plug is 120 volts. The other plug down there is a 240 at 16 amps.

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Strange, the specs say 120 @ 15A 240 @ 30A

[@VinceBadovinatz88]

I saw a review with the lv 65-48 all-in-one inverters from MPP. the old version with a 250 volt input from solar panels the idle consumption was only a round 48 W. But the new ones with 390 volt solar array input have an idle consumption of over around 100 to 120 w. That makes those very unusable for smaller solar systems in my opinion. You have to have a huge battery Bank. I don't know about those little 5000 watt ones you're talking about I have to do some research. do you know what their Idol consumption is. Maybe they are a little lower because they're smaller. I think when they enable them to take so much solar imput they up the idle consumption a lot if it's 6500 watt inverter probably does also

[@douglaswindsor120]

Were do you get your spec from I've only seen one unit that has 120/240 volt capacity can't remember the name so I don't know if this is the same one but I couldn't find out any specifics on the 240 volt side or if it was split phase from what I could tell it looked like it had 2 inverters a 120 volt powering the 120 Volt plugs including the 30 amp RV plug and a 240 volt 60 Hz for the 240 volt plug if it's split phase with a 30 amp RV plug that would mean it has 2 30 amp circuits and that would power almost anything AC dryer stove welder but if it has less amps available on the 240 volt side that would definately mean 2 inverters so not a north American unit and while it's great for a 240 volt well pump it won't run a dryer as the motor is 120 volt on a stove the clock is 120 I'm still hopeful someone will bring out a unit that has the ability to add extra battery packs and a power brick to charge the battery packs and the ability to add a 2nd inverter for split phase 240 and start with a 2000 Watt inverter that way you can start with the basic and upgrade as as your budget allows up here in Canada where we only need AC for 2 month's I could go a summer with no AC until I could get a another battery or 2 and then get the 2nd inverter if this is the same unit it has the ability to charge from a car charger

[@user-qb3ni6bk1d]

I have been living off grid now for the past 6 years and I go through a gas generator and battery generators about every 6 months within the past 6 years I need something that's going to be continuous without much maintenance how many charging cycles does this particular brand have before I have to wind up replacing it

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Depending on your usage, these units are built to last 10-15 years.

[@benjaminbarkowski2227]

Is there a way to bypass the battery and pull from the inverter directly off the panel to decrease battery cycling?

[@greenonyxgamingtv3420]

i wouldnt leave the unit like that outside like that it will not be great for the longevity of the battery

[@FrugalOffGrid]

I would, for a review. So that my subscribers know that this unit can really hold up to tough weather. It still works like a champ, each and every day.

[@RamonDiMundi]

Amazing info, Thanks for this video!!!

[@FrugalOffGrid]

My pleasure!

[@SchwaAlien]

Is it easy to swap out it’s batteries when they inevitably die? That’s the only problem buying an inverter charger battery all-in-one, convenient but how serviceable?

[@randybobandy9828]

I wouldnt worry about ever having to swap the batteries out when they die. These solar generators are made with lifepo4 cells that have a 3000-6000 charge life cycle. That's not how long they will last, that's how long it will last until the capacity is reduced to 80%! Even if you drained and charged this thing from 100%-0% everyday it would last over 10 years. Closer to 15+ with typical usage

[@CarveLife]

So can you back feed your panel from that 240 plug outlet? I’m just looking for a good portable generator for when we loose power every once and awhile. I would charge it from the grid or solar depending. Thanks!

[@duggydugg3937]

seems like strong set

[@FrugalOffGrid]

It's still going strong one year later

[@BobertSubtle]

Great video and educational!

[@billv6557]

A lot of great info in this buddy!!

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ZolaTaTa]

Thanks. Awesome video

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Glad you liked it!

[@TraceyJones-tw1kk]

So for the winter storm months like snow, ice ❄ would it affect tge outcome to be productive thanks

[@user-eb6cb9xs9c]

How much does this system cost ? It sounds like a good unit .

[@philindeblanc]

Why wouldnt you use a parabolic reflector for solar capture?

[@polarisrustinpeace1797]

Great video. What panels would you recommend?

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Personally, I bought used panels from Craigslist. The panels Zendure make are quality panels though, built specifically for this system.

[@InquiringMindsKnow]

Great Video - I want to start small, like with a 180w single panel and power station. Just enough to power fan for chickens and outdoor night lighting. Which power station do you suggest, how powerful, etc. I do plan to slowly add every couple of months. Any help is appreciated

[@greggcummings432]

Hey brother its good to see you. Hope all is going well.

[@Soul_Contract]

Do you have EMP/ lightning protection integrated to your system?

[@noreloliva8691]

Awesome review. 👌

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Glad you liked it

[@kerrywilliams9995]

I use a wind generator to charge my battery bank when it bad sunlight

[@bolbiitp7850]

Hey, serious question: if I were to use this power-station everyday as a restaurant explicitly for air fryers, how long would it last?

[@mytinylife3123]

Nice review. Do you need to use their panels?

[@user-qv2tm9zs4x]

And when rains?

[@bettinaripperger4159]

Will this thing run a window air-conditioning unit/heater 24 hours a day?

[@noahstthomas3333]

do you like this system better than your sun gold system?

[@sketchmastertask3093]

Great review. Makes me want to buy one

[@daveellis5100]

Recorded horizontally😀👍

[@thetinker3924]

what happens in the winter time with the short days and little sun your solar panels still charge this unit?? I purchased a diesel generator and I can take it any place I need power and it don't use that much fuel. So how long with this unit be able to run an electric heater, a chest type freezer, frig, toaster, stove, lights etc???

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Yea. It does all that without being extremely annoying to the people around you. It's doesn't require any fuel.

[@Noctural-Notions]

Thanks for sharing 😊

[@donnaclarke8595]

Are their any deals for Christmas or black Monday???

[@ljaieljai]

Hey also I caught some knowledge from a channel on youtube how he charges his unit with a gas generator seeing how it charged up on around 1and half hours so that could average @4-5 charges on a gallon tell me what you think

[@FrugalOffGrid]

This is my perspective. I brought out a generator just in case but I've only used it once. I never wanted to run it because I moved off grid for peace and quiet not to make noise. If for some reason you need more power you can simply add batteries to the system or get two systems. As far as a hybrid vs superbasepro they're about the same cost unless you get a high frequency hybrid that's cheaper. The only benefit to the homemade system is a stronger inverter in that case. Maybe 6000w vs 2200w so it boils down to if you're going to run something heavy. But you'd still need to buy the batteries that cost as much as the hybrid unit. You're kind of comparing apples to oranges. The superbasepro is like $1300 and a hybrid with batteries would be like $3000.

[@randybobandy9828]

It all depends on the generator. A efficient generator will produce about 6500w-7000w per gallon of gasoline. You really can't get much more electricity out of a gallon than that.

[@newsncmedia]

We're did you buy your land from?

[@VinceBadovinatz88]

Do they say what the idol consumption is.. or have you tried to test it. That's the problem with those all-in-one Chinese inverters the idle consumption is very high... I'd be willing to bet that this idle consumption is lower.. how big is the inverter in there do you think. do you think it is 3000 watts. I have a renergy 3000 watt inverter I'm pretty sure my idle consumption is very low with that one. Then I bought one of those all in ones before I knew about idle consumption and it's over 100 W I believe.. Fortunately I can turn it on and off when I don't need it. But if I had to use it overnight it would be using so much energy.. But I really don't like over 100 watt idle consumption I would definitely go a different route now for sure. I Really love your channel n your honesty😊

[@randybobandy9828]

I run a cheap Chinese pure sine wave inverter on my DIY solar generator (says it's a 2000w but its only a 1500w) and it's idle consumption is about 23watts. Not much considering my pack is 5000wh and I have a second battery pack that I use that is also 5000wh.

[@FrugalOffGrid]

It's not enough to notice.

[@VinceBadovinatz88]

@@FrugalOffGrid thank you

[@joeplacetas1]

Do you have an split AC unit,,? Can you run the unit and a small refrigerator 24/7

[@aaronlarsen7447]

Awesome channel! I hear you can nearly double your power, with a mirror. Maybe not need as many panels, or if a person needed more power. Maybe there is some cheap plastic mirror material, someone could send you to try, and show us if it works.

[@brymstoner]

you're probably thinking of a fresnel lens. scientifically possible. nobody's really taken anything worthwhile to market yet, though. coupled with advances in cell technology (like perovskite), things are really looking good for solar right now.

[@user-nb6sv5yg2y]

"I hear you can nearly double your power, with a mirror. " And destroy the PV module from overheating too!

[@larryc1616]

You mean like a magnifying glass?

[@SpaceManAus]

Nice revue I would love one for sure seem like the best device I have seen so far.

[@jimmark5639]

does this unit supply 240 v... or is there solar powered gen,. that can do 240 v ???? ty

[@FrugalOffGrid]

This was the first 240 power station I know of. But it still won't handle extremely demanding 240 items larger than the inverter can handle.

[@tammyporter4848]

would this be ideal for a single person in an 840 sq foot trailer the breaker box is 200 amps. I know nothing about this but i lost my place in IDA and I know what its like to go 18 days without power. my neighbor has a generator that runs on natural gas. I usually run an extension cord from there...but I would like to have my own set up. just enough to power a room with a window unit and heating pads computer and a lamp and a microwave...in the event of power outages like we had in 21....where do I start? Thank yall.

[@FrugalOffGrid]

This is about as large and powerful and power stations come so far. AC units can be demanding but with satellite batteries or a low demand unit you should be able to make it work.

[@momn2363]

Would loooveee to home stead with you thoooo ;p the eyes and that beard got me for sure sir :3

[@latymz]

I would be concerned about keeping the unit in such a dusty environment. Is that ice I see on the top? And I’m still waiting on my solar connector. Was a member of the kickstarter campaign and I have my unit but not all accessories. How is it holding up at this point?

[@ZMS777]

You have a LOT of sun my friend 😂

[@GG-Fresh]

Can you share where you got your array?

[@FrugalOffGrid]

I prefer to buy used solar panels locally

[@42jonnyp]

How’s that holding up now ? Any more issues

[@FrugalOffGrid]

Like a champ

[@petersimms4982]

Build Your Dreams 😉

[@GS-rw9og]

thankyou

[@Randy2747]

How does the zendure compare to the ecoflow delta 2? Have you ever used the delta 2 before?

[@FrugalOffGrid]

@ecoflowtech Do you guys want to send me a comparable unit to compare to the Zendure 4600? Randy, this unit is more powerful than their Pro which is 3 steps above the delta 2. You would have to compare this unit to their most powerful unit.

[@Randy2747]

@@FrugalOffGrid okay I will have to research this on Google. Thank you!

[@alexberry3804]

Good vid

[@elbassaraghii5744]

Thanks for info 👍🏽

[@BrandName440]

How do I sign up to be a tester in solar systems? I've been living off grid in the hood for about a year now, was kinda thrown into it, didnt plan it, but I've learned so much I would of never learned everything that I have and continue to learn, I really need some help , I no where near am able to afford something like this I got a 300w jackery, and a off the wall brand 300w And they do not get us thru whole day, I've been using scraps and what ever I can get besides ordering a 450w solar panel from temu, and then I got a few solar powered lights than I also use in series to charge various devices and batterys but no where near get more than we use, and currently working on building a 18650 battery pack from odds and ends that I've salvaged because the used lead acidz I killed 4 because I drained them too low for too long, learning the hard way, and the 18650$ even tho I know your not sposed to mix match 18650, but Im working with what I have or have salvaged, I also made a bike generator with a hoverboard wheel and made a homemade rectifier cuz it was putting out ac, I fried a pwm solar controller not knowing, but I made the rectifier from diodes from salvaged circuit boards, I'm thinking how to get to have better efficiency and high capacity storage with no $ as well as trying to tap into all available routes to generate electricity, amazing video and seriously how to I sign up to be a tester for off the grid products????

[@randybobandy9828]

You don't sign up to be a tester lol. You have to build a audience on KZbin or another platform. Companies want to give testing products to people who will show it off to a already established audience. Until you do that, no company will look at you.

[@casperbekkers1342]

alright so the ac input is only to charge from the wall since panels give DC power, which first needs to be converted to ac, so thats why you can only plug your panels in with the plug they provided with their solar panels.

[@redandgoldfan3869]

good video. good content. keep up the good work tysm thank you so much for sharing! liked and subbed who doesn't want to learn about harnessing OUR sun to get FREE electricity?

[@Arnold-qs6cp]

Absolutely beautiful ❤️

[@joyfuljourney6953]

I’m new to this…is it correct that you have to purchase a solar array separately in order to charge this unit?

[@ZMS777]

Nice

[@LocdnessMomster]

Is it OK to just leave outside?

[@pgm98387]

Hot water on demand?