BIGGEST 2400Wh Power Station & Solar Generator - NEW Bluetti EB240 - Portable Backup Power

MOST POWERFUL Power Station you can carry 2400 WATT Hours! No noise, gas, fumes or maintenance. Amazing home backup & portable solar generator is put to the test including cooking, camping, refrigeration, lights & computers. See this Bluetti EB240 2400WH Ultimate Power Station in action.
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Other from the video:
Little Heater: amzn.to/31uI7i1
Coffee Maker: amzn.to/2tGHSnS
Camping Table: amzn.to/382zayW
Igloo Portable Fridge: amzn.to/2vUPhkh
LED Work Light: amzn.to/3b9Qap4
Specs:
2400Wh/1000W Portable Power Station
High Capacity: 2400Wh
Inverter Load:Continuous 1000W - 1200W surge 2 minutes
Battery: LG Li-ion battery cells,Auto-level,Lower heat and high efficiency
Input:AC/PV Input: 7.9*0.9mm DC, 42V/160W, OCV 16V-68V / MAX.10A
Outputs: 1xAC110V 1x12V9A 1xPD 45W USB-C, 4x5V3A USB.
AC/Solar Recharge. DC to MC4 solar charging cable is included.
Size & Weight:19.4x6.5x 14 inch 48.5 pound
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Disclaimer:
Due to factors beyond the control of Silver Cymbal, I cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. Silver Cymbal assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk. Silver Cymbal recommends safe practices when working on machines and or with tools seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of Silver Cymbal, no information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not Silver Cymbal.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you for watching - Please LIKE & SUBSCRIBE! To learn more check it out: amzn.to/2Sedj0Z - Other items from the video: *Heater (new model)* amzn.to/31uI7i1 *Folding Camping Table* amzn.to/382zayW *Igloo Portable Fridge* amzn.to/2vUPhkh *LED Light* amzn.to/3b9Qap4

[@teru797]

Is this better than the ecoflow delta?

[@alexandersakamoto1067]

I dont see $350 off the price when visiting amazon, nor when it was in my basket.

[@teru797]

@@alexandersakamoto1067 You're late. Its not valid anymore

[@1charlierivera]

@@teru797 I have an ECOFLOW Delta and it can do 1800 continuous watts vs 1000 on this one. Also, it fully charges out of 110V in only 2 hrs. The ECOFLOW Delta is the fastest charging solar power generator.

[@RakanKongsiBuragas]

I am from Malaysia, do the manufacturer of this generator sell it to my place with the right plugs. (Ours not look like yours) .

[@CityPrepping]

Awesome review! I'm about to review their 1500wh model and just came across your video. Didn't realize they came out with this beast. Very nice!

[@miranduri]

Best video I have seen on this. Tons of videos full of technicality and no practical demonstrations. Thanks. I was considering this brand.

[@SilverCymbal]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the nice words

[@SuperSadom]

I needed a unit kzbin.infoUgkxOTeIs0vv4_9B5hsmnLsk9r930uDQLu_Y that I could store in my home when I wasn't running, so it being light and running on propane were key requirements. I can store the propane tank/bottle outside yet store the generator in my home when it's not in use as I will never put any gas in the engine. It is so light, and on echo mode, which I expect is how it will be used most of the time, it is pretty darned quiet (certainly compared to all the generators I hear in my neighborhood after each power outage).Many of the previous reviews had me concerned that it would be difficult to start on propane, but I have to say, I had absolutely no problem at all. I primed it first using the choke...3 pulls, heard the engine want to start, flipped it to propane, and one more pull and she started. I ran it for 2 hours the first time and plugged it in my fridge. And when I was done, I put the propane tank away and carried the generator to my basement for next time.I could not be happier.

[@tomf3969]

SC does his homework. I've bought several products he's reviewed. His input is a timesaver.

[@SilverCymbal]

That's one of the nicest compliments you can give. I really appreciate it.

[@rebellucy5610]

Me too. We are going to go broke watching this channel.

[@gillesrobinsbienaime7792]

@@SilverCymbal What's going on SC? Great review. I'm in Haiti. Port-au-Prince.

[@holdon4992]

I got one and have been testing at home. My full sized refrigerator, which is very old (30+ years) and draws less than 200W (very low for a full sized refrigerator these days) and cycles every 20 minutes or so, ran a good 18.5 hours. That was impressive. What was odd though, is I put a couple low power items on the DC side (tablet, phone) and whenever the fridge cycled on, the DC side would quit. Now the DC was only drawing 20w or so and it only happened when cycling on. Turning the DC off then on again made it work. Still, don’t want to have to do that every 20 minutes. I sent a note to Bluetti about it but no response yet. Next is I have Keurig single cup coffee maker. Now that does exceed 1000W and it would immediately shut down. I have the Jackery 1000 which has a short overload protection built in (up to 2,000W) and it will power the coffee maker at 1150 W for a minute or so, just enough time for it to drop down to about 750W and make the coffee. Of course the Jackery does not have the 2400Wh but it would be nice if the Bluetti could handle short overloading. Still testing but other than a hard stop at 1000w, it does everything as advertised. Lugging 48 pounds around is giving me a good workout too. Lol. I am using solar power for charging and due to many consecutive cloudy days, I cannot clearly estimate charging time. However, I do like I can charge it that way.

[@teddysilversky3173]

I love when a dad involves his kids in his adventures. Thank you for testing this products for us. I am sold. Liked and subscribed.

[@douglas136]

Thank you!!! You did not drone on about watts and amps and watt hours and inverters!!! You just showed real world applications. Great Video!!

[@SilverCymbal]

I really appreciate that, thank you.

[@otisscarecroe4863]

Thanks for the video. Having done a lot of digging on information on power stations, i think you forgot to mention one of the most important plusses of this Bluetti. The fact that the battery can do ~2500 cycles makes this much better than most portable power stations.

[@erk6700]

Very well done video, very well explained, AND no unnecessary music. Good continuity. I SUBSCRIBED. When I heard the voice I thought it was Will Prowse, same manner and sound in the voice.

[@azkal2ko]

This is an inverter with a rechargable lithium battery built in. Not a generator but a lot better than a stand alone power inverter. Good product.

[@gailcrites3345]

I love your videos! A lot of other you tubers could learn from you - straight to the point, lots of great info, fully explained/demonstrated! I can't stand it when people drone on & on in a video so you have to watch 20 minutes to get one factoid. My only complaint is that you make me want to buy a lot of things! Thank you so much for all the great info.

[@gailcrites3345]

PS...I have that igloo cooler - love it, was thinking I would go jackery when I get to my tiny house/camper retirement but now I think this one might be better for off grid living & I'm going to check out that mister right now!

[@newq]

Great video, but that coffee maker almost certainly only has one heating element. The water goes through a spiral of metal tubing under the hot plate and then up to the coffee grounds. It moves around through a valve that only allows the less dense hot water to go up, removing the need for a pump. It's a really ingenious design, actually!

[@YourHacker343]

my man still hearting a vid after 3 months later : ) . also love your lawn care vids

[@SilverCymbal]

I appreciate that. I always try to remember my viewers are what makes a channel!

[@YourHacker343]

: )

[@DavidM-cw3lh]

Nice presentation and I like how you incorporate real life situations as you also bring your family along with you. It's above my pay grade but it's nice to know this unit works well for those who can afford it

[@123OGNIAN]

Really expensive stuff.Not the luxury I can afford also.But today i saw that Russia stopped the gas of Germany.If more countries start to play like this in the EU where I live I will probably break the budget and by 2 bluetti EB180.I dont plan on being more fucked with this plandemic anymore.Either way, it is clear they are clearly trying to devaluate the money.If that happens i will spend it on things that actually matter more that a piece of paper no one wants.

[@brantnicholasonIES]

We need this each house in Arvada when power goes out in 80005 and for seniors homes and apartments or make your own solar power box for what you need in your house or apartment

[@kings17court]

You do great work, and put out GREAT videos and reviews. I love how you don't drag your videos out to 25 or 30 minutes. You pack in great information, and do a very effective job in less than 10 minutes. As far as this power station, I do NOT like that it takes 15 hours to charge. Ugh. Surely the engineers could have done better than that!

[@gregoryhulse3061]

SILVER CYMBAL : ANOTHER NICE VIDEO...YOU EXPLAIN WELL... YOU & YOUR DAUGHTER MAKES FOR AWE INSPIRING FAMILY ORIENTED PROJECT TOGETHER...YOU SHOULD DO MORE FAMILY & DOGGIE VIDEO PROJECTS...YUM EGGS LOOK'IN GOOD

[@SilverCymbal]

I appreciate that! Thank you, that video was crazy to make. The police came by since the beach had closed they were like.... Why are you cooking eggs in the back of your truck? I told them it was for KZbin & he said....got it!

[@kove]

Great product. Also, love seeing your channel grow fast, well deserved because every video you have is great!

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you I really appreciate that

[@shaunhall1838]

That’s awesome! I’ll be getting this for my tiny home.

[@jadeexc347]

This video was super helpful 👌 and the part with your daughter was so adorable ! 💗

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you so much!!

[@DK85]

You must have enough generators now to power all of your other generators. 😎

[@hectorortiz5230]

Agree

[@andrewgilbride7546]

220v version is called POWEROAK EB240 2400wh, £2000 in UK!

[@jamesmancine8350]

The coffee maker has 1 heater that boils the water with a valve operated push to brew base. Nice unit however the Titan solar generator has a 2,000 watt solar input with a 2,200 watt hour battery pack expandable to 2 or more 2,200 battery packs with a 3,000 watt pure sinewave inverter. It's pretty awesome.

[@antonnym214]

Outstanding video! I liked AND subscribed! I am super-impressed by the inclusion of the MPPT controller. That makes it recipe-ready for plugging in a PV panel, as you did. Really easy way to go. I can see a lot of people getting this for things like a nice big freezer so it can keep it running for a whole day, in the event of a power outage.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you for the kind words, I liked this one a lot for the same reasons. IO am not against someone building their own but I dont think you could build one this small or powerful or with the controller like you said. Thanks for watching

[@GodiscomingBhappy]

i never heard of bluetti before and didnt buy but was so close to do it.... wish i saw this video before

[@dcast777]

Great review, made me cringe not using a non stick pan for eggs though, lol.

[@jimmy.christian]

*I'm carrying this on my pocket for my Android phone*

[@williamsnyder574]

Great video and fantastic info! So many questions answered in this video. Thanks so much!

[@SilverCymbal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@stealthvanlife6867]

Since the unit only has one 12V outlet to plug in appliances, etc. I was wondering if it would support an adapter so you could run two things like maybe a fridge and a fan for example?

[@AR8445]

Thumbs up for the Cruiser 😃

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you, really awesome truck

[@Atarix777]

Great review - I liked, I subbed and I am going to buy your t-shirts ;DDD Really easy, nice and to the point.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you I really appreciate it

[@jcordeirocordeiro3117]

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[@beyonddeath123]

You should read how a percolator actually makes coffee, its only one heating element, the water runs through a pipe under the hotplate, which boils it causing it to bubble and rise up to percolate through the coffee grinds.

[@muziqbox]

I wish manufacturers would stop calling these devices generators. They do not generate electricity; they store it. Its a portable battery with a solar charge controller built in. Even calling it a solar generator is misleading. The solar panel actually generates the electricity and this device stores it. I'm not hating on the device itself. I can easily see the use cases for it. I just hate the misleading naming. P.S Thank you for the review and real world demonstrations.

[@hermanodejesus7264]

Great job.... love your use of analogies 👌🏽

[@jamesssena7336]

Cooking in the car! A brother risked his life and daughter to deliver us a video review... Thanks

[@johnsong2307]

great review, but it needs a foldable solar panel when you take it out of grid

[@elderyehudahwatchmanoftheg8425]

Thats a choice and its yours not everyone.

[@sweetooth1967]

Great idea but why not add micro solar panals built in to the housing so it could constantly trickle charge ?

[@dieselnine1022]

I'm sorry, I'm home late at night from work and don't have the time to scroll through all the comments. Definitely a cool product, and I'll most likely use your link. Just wondering what is the brand name of that cute little heater, the red one? Would like to get that too! Really appreciate your videos. Oops, should have expanded the description.... to tired.

[@oveidasinclair982]

Those little heaters can only heat your bathroom up and that's only if you leave it run all night

[@averageguy1261]

Great vid, but how about a common household refrigerator? Looking for something in a loss of power.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thanks, they vary a lot but I did use a full size 21cu foot fridge (10 years old too) in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6qwoKGGeN2tpck

[@Zoe_2112]

Great video. Thanks for showing real world applications.

[@epacrisimp]

Well done real life review. Thanks for that - really helpful. I hope Bluetti appreciates your professional effort.

[@PeaceJourney...]

Thank you Silver Cymbal for a very concise and informative video on the bluetti. Loved the seal of approval! Liked and subbed 💜👍🏼🤗

[@welcomesibiya6766]

Watching from Mozambique, South-East Africa

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you, glad to have you on the channel. Thanks for watching.

[@welcomesibiya6766]

@@SilverCymbal you're welcome.Now l have subscribed to your Channel + notification button.

[@SilverCymbal]

@@welcomesibiya6766 Thank you, glad to have you as part of the channel!

[@wengyamoyam9242]

Very informative, got no questions except how in the world I can afford this lol.

[@SilverCymbal]

@@wengyamoyam9242 That is too funny!

[@bowlampar]

I like that beach campsite you had chosen ; good choice!

[@SilverCymbal]

It was a nice place for sure, thank you

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[@lisagibuu498]

I volunteer in metro cities tent villages - our folks are completely reliant on battery - during a pandemic this means I

[@lisagibuu498]

Have to take home battery packs to charge every night so ppl can stay connected

[@electron1012]

If this was charging by solar it would take waaaaay more than 15hrs as opposed to the AC charging. But an excellent product

[@tonykeltsflorida]

The Zombies will kill us all while we wait for our solar panel to recharge our giant battery bank.

[@dopedrums]

It's a beast for sure. Only bad thing I can really think of (other than the price) must be the sockets placed in the back which will make it somewhat clunky in a permanent installment were you'd have to pull it out/turn it around constantly in order to plug something in.

[@americantruckeringermany8394]

its $500

[@dopedrums]

@@americantruckeringermany8394 When I wrote my comment 3 years ago they went for around 1.7K USD!

[@americantruckeringermany8394]

@@dopedrums yea i know i just can't believe its $500 (Actually its $600) and thats for the euro version! sweet

[@vorovee3]

Ecoflow Delta 1300W can be charged fully in less than 2 hrs. With a solar panel sells for about $1700 and can be stacked for more power

[@SilverCymbal]

Yes the ecoflow has superior charge speeds: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6qwoKGGeN2tpck

[@willvandermeer906]

Love to see a more powerful inverter ,and the ability to use a Battery bank and hooking it up to AC and DC Breaker Box in my RV

[@MaZEEZaM]

I really wish I could afford your 4WD, large enough to sit and cook food in the back, very nice and really, cooking inside the vehicle is really only dangerous if you are burning a flame as it would produce carbon monoxide but an electric cook plate won’t do that as far as I am aware. Having said that, I wouldn’t be deep frying anything in the confined space or creating any smoke

[@richardhobbs9038]

Enjoyed your explanation at the beginning of watts as the speed the 'car' is capable of while watt hours are the 'gas in the tank' ! ! Easy for most anyone to understand . Well, my tall - blonde super model girl-friend might not understand the 'gas in the . . . . . . . . . . . . never mind . . . . . .

[@dereknottelling5755]

About the coffee maker there is one heating element not 2. It does both the hot plate and the boiling function

[@SilverCymbal]

You are correct I was wrong about that

[@dereknottelling5755]

@@SilverCymbal no worries man. Love your videos

[@regrangihuna7319]

Cool vid, I'm from NZ off grid.well done

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you very much

[@isafacooh1297]

This was the simple real life review I like it and I subscribed looking forward for more videos, it’s just I have a question do you do reviews on cars? And if the answer is yes, can you do a review on the one you cooked the eggs inside, also I leaned the easiest way to mix eggs 😂👍

[@SilverCymbal]

I really appreciate that a lot. Only one car review so far and a lot of people aren't too happy about it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIiTo51uoayLiLM

[@ceecee7879]

SC Runs on Dunkin’ 😎☕️

[@SilverCymbal]

I buy the 4lb for $20 every month. You can't beat it!

[@cesara4979]

What would the best compatible and fastest solar panel to charge this unit ?

[@7DMEDIA1]

Thank you for using real life senerios.. ive seen so many digital test... Know i know what it really does.

[@SilverCymbal]

I appreciate that thank you

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[@nolowcontender2115]

Try real life. EN240 powers my dishwasher n clothes washer near limit of(240-950W heating water) n about 850W on spin cycles. My toaster at about 750w is lower voltages do not as hot toasting. Ok turn knob to four. Start at half power stored, summer used 4(170) panels BV at 450 input while running heavy loads. In kommunist kuntry of kalif or nyet they cut off power when its windy. This can power all but fridge n AC unit. Got BV fridge at $350, helps in normal days now

[@dustyroads834]

Great real life test. I was somewhat set back when you said 2,000 dollars. I was thinking maybe 800. Oh well. Thanks.

[@SilverCymbal]

Cooking with it...computers....charging... What's real life for you?

[@aeonda1667]

it is a pity that they do not sell the Bluetti EB240 in amazon Mexico, On the alibaba page there is a similar device but of 7 kw of 51kg, but its shipping cost is almost equal to the price of the batteries.

[@link12313]

4:25 Coffee makers only have one heating element that does both things at once.

[@abuqasimafridi6903]

I would love to have one the same...

[@mega-hb4re]

This one and the new generic 3000 w suit case type are the only ones that I’ll buy.

[@justinwiseman8965]

I hope gosun can upgrade to the items they already have. Make the products even better than they are. Fix things that customers have issues with.

[@enriquelaroche5370]

Got a nice Chinese inverter gas generator for Under $200 at Home depot. runs 6-8 hours on a gallon of gas. Can charge up this little generator 10 times in 8 hours.

[@tobielouw138]

Very nice just wish we could have that in south africa

[@rimasmeleshyus9486]

I m glad everything is perfect. I like it . I want to buy so cool generator

[@bitpri05]

I have a 7 year old Yamaha generator which still runs like day one. I wonder how long the lithium batteries last in terms of holding charge, charge quantity ect.

[@bwalsh6992]

Yes true, true...battery fatigue...

[@anthonytran5362]

I plan to buy one unit and i need to know more information before investing my money into it. If you know the answer for the following questions, I really appreciate your help. Question 1: Does the manual come with safety instructions for end user? (For example: The battery will become more vulnerable to failure if subjected to impact, mis-handlings, crush or high rate/faulty charging, high heat exposure etc. These aspects can destroy the battery's circuit.) Question 2: Where is the origin of manufacture? (I.e. China, USA) Question 3: How do we know the batteries are authentic/genuine/brand name parts? (I.e. electronic contract manufactures often procured non-brand batteries because of low price from brokers (not an approved supplier). Many of these batteries don't provide the same high safety standard as the main brand equivalent. The safety precaution and hazard are so much greater and is especially critical on larger battery packs like Bluetti if something goes wrong.

[@carolhartwell9245]

In case of power outage, I have 2 freezers (1 upright and 1 large other one) and 2 fridges in my house. What kind of generator should I get?

[@tborpatterson6467]

The AC 300 I would think your good to go

[@tborpatterson6467]

The new alfalfa in power house

[@mikeglasgow9618]

If you have propane or natural gas. Spring for a GENERAC whole house generator with auto switchover. Why power one refrigerator for a few hours when you can power your whole house as if there was no power outage at all. When the power comes back on, the automatic switching goes back to the power grid. They are spendy though. But when you think of it. You are powering your WHOLE HOUSE A/C, ALL APPLIANCES, HEAT, LIGHTING, LIKE NOTHING IS WRONG.

[@CaRrOtCaKe32200]

I wish i could fly to the moon with this unit

[@harrystorey3699]

It is impossible for 60 W DC to turn into 900 W AC. Power equals volts times current. Changing the voltage or the voltage from DC to AC doesn't change the amount of power output. The inverter losses should result in slightly less AC power.

[@OhDannyBoy2k]

Appreciate the review, but hate the hyperbole. Goal Zero has had the Yeti 3000 Lithium for a long time now and it has 3000 Whr of energy storage and 1500 W continuous output with a higher surge. Also, pure sine wave. So this one is not "most powerful" or "biggest", though it is less expensive for less output and storage.

[@SilverCymbal]

It isn't hype. This is the biggest unit available that you can actually carry (with one hand). The others are so large they include a two wheeler or need a truck to move and most can't even be lifted by one person. Those are barely even portables in my opinion,

[@oveidasinclair982]

I would take a gas powered Honda, or Yamaha 2400Watt generator over either one of these battery powered generators, they last longer on a tank of gas, can power more devices, including a frig, or small window AC unit and cost less than $350

[@SilverCymbal]

@@oveidasinclair982 There is no gas Honda or Yamaha for under $350

[@alphpup3281]

Silver Cymbal how would this compare to the Inergy Apex, 1100 watts at 25 lbs?

[@SilverCymbal]

@@alphpup3281 I haven't used that first hand but the Apex has a number of problems. There have bee concerns around build quality from other channels and bad recommendations. I also think the runtime is just way to low.

[@4133634]

"The biggest amount of power you can take with you " Will be a Cybertruck

[@SilverCymbal]

That could be true! If....it really ever comes out.

[@brianrobinson8411]

@@SilverCymbal Are you going to look into the Titan generator...

[@animalcol1]

Thanks. Very useful review 👍🙂

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you

[@Danielle-tx2es]

oooh my God...this is great...i could not understand that ...nobody could explain it to me , thanks.

[@carbuncle1977]

this is what we need in the philippines come the next big surge of typhoons

[@ahowansky]

I live in Hawaii, we need cool air. Could you please test with an air conditioner. Will it even turn it on? If it runs and cools, how long will the ac last?

[@sweetooth1967]

Very true i was gonna ask the same question

[@alwaysthinking9713]

I live in Florida- we loose power from a strong tropical storm to hurricanes. If a solar panel is attached, will it run a small window a/c and for how long.

[@spiritwolf391]

I was wandering the same thing how long will it run a say 6000 BTU window ac 110v using 550 watts.

[@khronicpain7691]

You must be doing well considering you have a Toyota Land Cruiser...nice.

[@dumdropdumdrop]

wheres that one about cooking your food at billy crystal's grande canyon vacation? when are they gonna think of alternative solutions to expensive chlorine pools? impress your friends further with the ecofriendly...completely outside spa? in your backyard.

[@carlosgomes9250]

Cool equipment!

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you

[@elijuarez7921]

Might just get one. Especially in an uncertain future.

[@SilverCymbal]

Very true

[@IamAhShah]

Like & Subscribed. Thank you for the full demo. ✨✨✨

[@SilverCymbal]

Thanks for the sub! Glad you liked the video too

[@gregschultz2029]

Good Video , Most Important Comment To Me Was,Real World Use ,I Can See This Technology Is Going To Get Better And More Useful ,Thank You For Your Videos !!!

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you very much I appreciate it. I totally agree. If someone told me electric cars would be where they were today 10 years ago I never would have believed it, anything is possible

[@Anjanya1948]

But my coffee pot uses 1400 watts? My 5000 ac used 4 Amps. Where do I get one of those cute little red 250 watt heaters I want one.

[@SilverCymbal]

Are you on 120v or 220v?

[@Anjanya1948]

This point I'm very leery of running anything on 220 I would run anything off of 110-115 regular plug.

[@DCJNewsMedia]

Thank you so very much

[@bill-gray]

Fantastic review. Well done

[@Danielle-tx2es]

best video ever...thanks from Puerto Rico.

[@jotaxc]

Amazing! Thanks!

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you very much

[@Howard3S]

Nice review. How do I know things have returned to normal? You start doing lawn care videos again, LOL.

[@kuldeepjouhari6642]

Karen has an awesome dad.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thanks I appreciate that

[@zahan5683]

Insist Bluetti to market their products here in Bangladesh.

[@starrevilleza3191]

Nice watching from kuwait city.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thanks! 😃

[@MikaelLindberg]

Is there a bigger version of this device? Maybe a 6000 watt hour, 2000 watt output device?

[@SilverCymbal]

Not yet, this is the biggest size like this that you can carry. There are bigger ones out there but they are not really portable.

[@MikaelLindberg]

Silver Cymbal Do those have wheels? So you at least can roll them? :-)

[@rondawarwick8132]

What about a refrigerator. I am looking for something that can run fridge and freezer as well as other appliances. Just went thru Texas freeze not getting caught without again?

[@amonra5217]

What if you live in a country that has 220 volts and plug types C/E? How can we use it?

[@USATODAYU]

Absolutely remarkable video My question is there a 220/240 watt's voltage out lets in the near future ?

[@SilverCymbal]

Who knows what the future holds, but I can see that those will be the next one coming. Here many of us have 240v wells and even just one hour of runtime could gets us through days and days of storms. They would probably sell every well owner one.

[@Bam-BamMoore-zz2vk]

WOW, for $2k you could get a whole house generator...

[@SilverCymbal]

Maybe in the old days. Getting a whole house generators installed nowaday averages about $10k! Insane and it's not even an inverter generator.

[@underwaterman7293]

Here in California the whole house generator is $13000.They have to be professionally installed by law and must have a permit.

[@flybyairplane3528]

underwaterman7 but that’s uses gasoline,Or diesel, not this , Cheers From NJ🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@josedanielseguraledesma9249]

Cuánto cuesta me interesa buenas noches saludos desde Santiago Ixcuintla Nayarit México