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[@WillProwse]

You can purchase the AC200P here (ad link): shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1745428&u=760144&m=108816&urllink=www%2Ebluettipower%2Ecom%2Fproducts%2Fbluetti%2Dac200p%2D2000wh%2D2000w%2Dportable%2Dpower%2Dstation&afftrack= ~~~~~~ Does off-grid solar confuse you? Check out my DIY friendly website for solar system packages and product recommendations, and so much more! www.mobile-solarpower.com Join our DIY solar community! #1 largest solar forum on the internet for beginners and professionals alike: www.diysolarforum.com Check out my best-selling, beginner-friendly 12V off-grid solar book (affiliate link): amzn.to/2Aj4dX4 If DIY is not for you, but you love solar and need an offgrid system, check out Tesla Solar. Low prices and great warranty, and they can take your entire house offgrid with their new Powerwalls: ts.la/william57509 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My solar equipment recommendations (Constantly updated! Check here first): 12V/48V Lithium Batteries: www.mobile-solarpower.com/solar-batteries.html Solar System Component Directory: www.mobile-solarpower.com/solarcomponents.html Plug-N-Play Systems: www.mobile-solarpower.com/full-size-systems.html Complete 48V System Kits: www.mobile-solarpower.com/complete-48v-solar-kits.html DIY Friendly Air Conditioner/ Heat Pumps: www.mobile-solarpower.com/solar-friendly-air-conditioners.html Complete 48V System Blueprint: www.mobile-solarpower.com/48v-complete-system-blueprint.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My Favorite Online Stores for DIY Solar and Coupon Codes: -Current Connected: SOK, Victron and High Quality Components. Best prices and warranty around: currentconnected.com/?ref=wp -Signature Solar: Cheap Server Rack Batteries and Large Solar Panels: www.signaturesolar.com/?ref=h-cvbzfahsek -Ecoflow Delta Official Site: My favorite plug-n-play solar generator: us.ecoflow.com/?aff=7 -AmpereTime: Cheapest 12V batteries around: amperetime.com/products/ampere-time-12v-100ah-lithium-lifepo4-battery?ref=h-cvbzfahsek -Rich Solar: Mega site and cheaper prices than renogy! Check them out: richsolar.com/?ref=h-cvbzfahsek -Shop Solar Kits: Huge site with every solar kit you can imagine! Check it out: shopsolarkits.com/?ref=will-p -Battery Hookup: Cheap cell deals bit.ly/2mIxSqt 10% off code: diysolar -Watts 24/7: Best deals on all-in-one solar power systems, with customer support and distribution here in the USA: watts247.com/?wpam_id=3 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Contact Information: I am NOT available for personal solar system consult! If you wish to contact me, this is my direct email: [e-mail] Join the forum at diysolarforum.com/ if you wish to hang out with myself and others and talk about solar FTC Disclosure Statement and Disclaimers: Every video includes some form of paid promotion or sponsorship. Some links on this youtube channel may be affiliate links. We may get paid if you buy something or take an action after clicking one of these. My videos are for educational purposes only. Information is subject to change/update at any time. Electricity is DANGEROUS and can kill. Be smart and use common sense :) DIY Solar Power with Will Prowse is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, An affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com

[@ewojuni1399]

Love the video and the product. Sadly, too expensive for me to buy, anyway you can gift it to me? 😅 I doubt it but worth the shot by asking. Lol

[@JoseLopez-eu5qg]

Hi Will, is yours still working? You mentioned you would comment after 6 months or so but I didn't have the chance to see the follow up.

[@wilsonsaintil981]

Once Will reviews a product and he's happy about it, I know I'm sold. Bluetti is that company that actually listens to you as a critic and makes the positive changes. Good Job Will, stay honest!

[@anthonyarnold1242]

he designed it, sold!!

[@cherylbrown7622]

@@anthonyarnold1242 I've watched a 100 solar charger videos since my ECO FLO River died at 26 months old. when i found this review Sunday evening, i purchased this one Monday morning. Cant wait to try it!

[@Red-Pilled_Steel]

I bet Bluetti engineers were sweating bullets watching this video. Good job Will, thank you for bringing us a great product.

[@SOFISINTOWN]

When the video ended, the Bluetti guys broke in celebration, as if it was the moon landing, I bet!

[@oldgoat8861]

That's cool....alot riding on this interview. For me & my use.... I'll tell you as a camp unit this is all I would need and much more. I could plug into roof mount panels, than Jack my wires in the camp and I'm off and going. But....,that's not the cool part. I can take this home when leaving camp and have a home backup. It's not a built in system, so I'd save alot of money and fulfill my needs.

[@jacksonliu4556]

I know the engineer→_→

[@Joshua-nf7mh]

Lol! No doubt!

[@ThouArtOfWar0724]

Probably not it's just one guy's opinion. If you were about one person's opinion you'll never put out a quality product. All that being said this is one of my go to channels for advice.

[@donaldgollihue5288]

I backed this because of your review. I've watched you for a while now, and I trust that you're not going to steer us wrong. Thanks for real, critical, thoughtful, and thorough reviews!

[@stevenprince7421]

I’m impressed. They’re listening You have an appreciative fan base

[@reedmoore8658]

Stop the presses! Another reviewer, HoboTech, says the AC200 sucks. Who will win this KZbin Throwdown? DREW 1 hour ago SO NOW THEY WANT TO LOWER THE OVER PRICED POS BOX OF JUNK. LOL. Bluetti AC200 DROPS SOON! SAVE YOUR MONEY AND GET THE REAL UNIT FROM THEM. JACKERY BLOWS IMO... HOBOTECH HOBOTECH 54 minutes ago Hate to tell ya my AC200 had a SERIOUS problem. Maybe wait to reserve judgement until more than one review comes out?

[@mfaulkner7079]

Thank God for you Will Prowse - - you actually get the manufacturers to actually listen to you as to what we really need !!! Woop Woop - - Go Will !!!

[@mueckenhoeffer]

Wouldn't you know it? I buy my Bluetti last year, and they fix my two dislikes (max output and ability to charge from the vehicle cigarette lighter). It looks like this unit should be able to run a table saw, which my old one would not. I've used my "old school" Bluetti to do a lot of building out in the woods. Friends have been amazed that one little box can run radial arm saws, drill presses, jig saws, work lights, and or course keep all the cell phones and 18 volt power tool batteries charged up. One more thing you could ask them to do is offer an upgrade for existing customers. Oh, and BTW, I have several MaxOak brnaded products, some over 6 years old, so whoever is behind that brand name has very high standards.

[@richardhobbs9038]

Glad to know as I have two non-op goal-zero 1000 watt yeti's littering my floor.

[@brianbailey462]

Im happy to see your comment because having the ability to run a table saw as well as a fridge are some things that are very important to me

[@tylerjones6679]

On July 1 you might be able to snag a early bird deal on indiegogo for it, looks like it's going to be $999.

[@WTFarmGirl]

@@brianbailey462 It cannot run a table saw . . . most table saws need at LEAST 3,000 watts START-UP power . . Freezer, yes, but only for an hour max.

[@brianbailey462]

@@WTFarmGirl disagree.... i have one of these and i can run my chop saw , table saw, fridge... microwave.... havent tried at the same time or anything but individually none of these have been a problem

[@nickeischens]

I'm lacking words here, THANK YOU for this review and what you do to push companies to produce!

[@CamboLivin]

It is amazing the influence you have with manufacturers. Good job!

[@lindaweaver6801]

Delighted you've made this video! I am so impressed with this power station and can't wait to see your update and its availability next month! Thank you!

[@billjacobs8035]

Many thanks!. I hope you realize just how much your "mission" is greatly appreciated.

[@PhilipHousel]

This looks like a good candidate for my portable ham radio station. You are so right, this ticks all the boxes!

[@The_Stoic_Philosopher68]

Man, this guy is so knowledgeable. I’d buy on his recommendation in a heart beat!

[@NerdierthanU]

I think this may be the first solar generator I've seen you review where you didn't find anything wrong with it. Thats a good enough recommendation for me.

[@photofire100]

Thank you Will. I was able to snag an AC200 this morning at 10am for their opening deal of $999, as the 200 units offered at this price were gone in the first minute or two. Please try to keep us up to speed as to when they may be shipping. Love your channel and appreciate your knowledge, skill and your ability to put your thoughts into good video content.

[@photofire100]

@tony smith Still available for $1200 when I last checked, our son got one for that. Now 2/3s gone today.

[@808orion]

Just wanted to say thank you for this video. I purchased one shortly after seeing this video and it just came in today. Looks great. Hoping to get some good camping trips and tailgating fun out of it. Much appreciated on you breaking things down the way you do, but also not taking people for fools. The tech talk is perfect. I was about to make my own, but all these features in one tight package for that price was sooooo worth it. Thanks again.

[@MattBrausam]

Awesome review Will that led me to purchase one of these units about 6 months ago. It has operated flawlessly and I use it continuously for a variety of power needs in my class C RV. Since your initial review Bluetti is now shipping a newer, fan cooled wall charger that will input at around 460 watts so a nice bump from the original. I frequently charge simultaneously from both 120 volt wall and 12 volt receptacle to achieve 560-70 watts of input which makes for vary speedy charging indeed! The only very minor irritation is the induction chargers on the top of the unit demand absolutely perfect device positioning to work. Thank you for the spec recommendations you made to Bluetti. They were absolutely spot on and highly appreciated. I wish you all the best and many happy reviews in the new year!

[@ksmit]

I asked MaxOak and mentioned that I'd love to be able to chain my EB240 to an AC200 for reserve battery power. They told me they are coming out with a modular model with higher capacity!!!! Looking forward to their cool new products. Thanks Will for being a progressive voice for the solar community. Your hard work is appreciated.

[@steveanimatrix3887]

This is golden. I hope they come out with higher capacity units using the guts of this. I have the 2400 and love it. I REALLY hope they come out with a design with expandable battery packs similar to the Titan. I also like the new squarish form factor over the previous models. The previous models are pretty top-heavy due to the narrow base when traveling and need to be secured.

[@edt11x]

You are not the only one excited about the Bluetooth AC200, Really appreciate the amount of technical detail and how you explain it so common people understand.

[@bentleyjarrard885]

Super nice product, packed with features and diagnostic info not to mention it actually works and supplies the full output as advertised. Imagine that!! Thanks

[@ctuan13]

This thing looks incredible. The only think I’m a little hesitant on is the touchscreen durability wise. Especially if that screen is plastic as it probably is. But as far as the features: the charging input capability, the DC output power, the regulated output, more than double the AC outlets, a 2000W inverter, etc, it looks amazing. Excited to see how these things hold up in the wild with people using them daily.

[@anothergoogleuser]

Thank you for sharing. Something to consider: @9:30 for professional drivers, they can drive up to eleven hours a day. I know it is not seventeen like you stated, however, it would charge the unit up more than 50% or possibly top it off on daily use. For example: A truck driver will use their CPAP while sleeping and the 11 hours of driving would charge it up and have then all set for their next night's sleep. Since this is a pure sign wave, it is a very good example of what would work for a truck driver. In that industry, this is a game-changer.

[@chocolatewithedgarcia1012]

Tim, try using a DC to DC up-converter, to increase your truck 12 V from alternator to perhaps 60 or 80 volts, getting into the range for solar charging, so can charge up to 700 watts in this unit. Or, use a 12 V to 120 V AC inverter, then use the AC adaptor, but that is much less efficient, but good for charging at 400 W, I think.

[@wwadiusa]

Just found your channel. Thank you for being so educational and really bringing seemingly difficult info down to the level anyone can understand.

[@zalllon]

Your complete honesty on your reviews is so refreshing. I watch your channel without even having any plans for solar or batteries.

[@steve2jerry]

I literally just searched your channel a couple hours ago if you had a review on this solar generator yet. Nice timing!

[@desertfox2000]

I don't know why but the way you say "butTon" makes me laugh. Every time.

[@jjcoolaus]

I love it too

[@rpierce9810]

I thought the same thing LOL so cute!

[@vanderpoolfarmsl.l.c.9983]

@@rpierce9810 YIKES!

[@buckobango]

Same here

[@mikefranks4528]

i love it because Will is so articulate and annunciates very well. It’s great for teaching.

[@cycletouringoz5760]

How can this video have 119 thumbs downs ? Fools I think that here in Australia the AC200P or the EB150 The above have been upgraded ( AC200Maxx / EB240 ) with no sign of them for sale in Australia……… or any other Bluetti Models for that matter. I would / will go the AC200P all day, everyday in my upcoming van project with a secondary battery / inverter setup in case of an “all in one failure” I am confident of choosing / installing said system after buying and constantly reading Will’s book If you have not grabbed the book, I highly recommend doing so

[@darkdaze3860]

Great video Will! Nice to see a solar generator pass with flying colors, with a ton of great features, that you specified!

[@drnadolney]

Hi, can you do a tutorial of how to connect the Bluetti AC200 to a fuse box & shore power? Thanks, and love your reviews!!

[@kilogulf1164]

I will be ordering one of these once available.

[@bullet1218]

Wew..I was sweating on this one Will...but it passed the initial test..now I will be watching this one for the release and maybe consider buying depending on the price..but your overall approval is good enough for me..💯

[@ronjohnston7]

Love your channel convinced me to buy Bluetti. I live near bluetti so I called to pick one up. Called customer service phone just rang and rang all day. So called tried other options just rang and rang. Emailed customer service got response in days. They just said to email back next week to check what’s in stock he didn’t know. Scared me so I purchased a car frig. I have A 4 cubit galantz in my cargo trailer I drive up to 12 hours without power then plug in my frig once at RV park

[@vwcaliforniaadventures6763]

It’s brilliant, but Ecoflow has one thing over it, It’s got the Ecoflow app which is helpful when the solar generator is put away in a Rv trunk or hidden away in a cupboard.😊

[@gojeffgordon24]

I’ll be curious to see the price, but I certainly respect the company as they seem to be building a solid reputation as you have shown.

[@CALCOBRA94]

Like a kid on Xmas mornin!!!

[@SOFISINTOWN]

I got my Bluetti today Will! I got in early and I got it cheap. Was worth the wait. THANK YOU for recommending it!

[@lashawnknowles2491]

How much was it will full solar?

[@mmtruckingllc657]

I'm sold,,, buying one now.. Going to use it in my semi truck (reduce idle time)

[@paullaird9950]

@M&M Trucking LLC Just curious if you've received yours yet?

[@chrismiles4401]

Next revision: 30 amp 120volt plug is needed to power the RV through the standard shore power input without using an adapter. Please test: daisy chain two of these if they are capable and run an rv microwave or ac at 3500 watts.

[@CandycaneBeyond]

I am blown away by this product. I am not tech savvy and a think this is perfect to put in the van and go! The solar charging is the cherry on top!

[@timwong2436]

Really enjoy your videos and your knowledge. With that I purchased the Bluetti AC200 with a total of 6 solar panels. Thanks Will

[@josilver]

Will, can you comment on the fan noise of the AC200 compared to other similar systems like the EcoFlow and other competitors? Thanks!

[@psyamok3735]

it would be nice if it can automatically detect charging method and auto adjust to it rather than you have to go to setting to change from solar to car or to shore charging. But this seems like a very good design so far. Can you add a 2nd Bluetti to it to double its capacity?

[@javabeanz8549]

auto switching would be nice, but it looks like they have done a great job setting it up to protect itself, and tell you what is wrong. I have a suspicion that the auto switch feature would add quite a bit to the price.

[@heyukr5298]

psy Amok keep it simple If you add more technology to these things, the better chance that they will fail. Selecting the power source is a small price to pay for a well built machine.

[@marambula]

thanks for all your great content! It is exciting to see you excited about this product and see the evolution of these devices with your input!

[@funsurvival7360]

You're the man! I've learned so much from your channel. I'm starting to build up ideas and supplies to go off grid in the woods. Just enough for like light's tool batteries small efficient fridge basically. I will definitely buy through your link's or I'd even love to get my hands on things you may not be keeping around Haha. Thanks again and awesome job

[@hummelhymer7850]

Great review as usual. One question you mention that its ideal for 7x100w panels in series, any reason not to go with 4x160w panels in series - 18.8v at 8.9A. I don’t have room for 7x100w so looking for alternatives. By the way great book!

[@billjacobs8035]

Would expandability ever be an option I wonder? Can you just imagine how neat it would be if it could actually identify what battery type was plugged in an expansion port and act accordingly 😏

[@jmb-cm7mr]

I got my Bluetti Ac200 Wed Oct 21 it was very well packaged and looks awesome cant waite to start using this Unit i purchased it to use in my Travel trailer to Camp where there is no power.

[@OverlandOne]

I just ordered one for my van yesterday. I am looking forward to using it.

[@IndigenousPathways]

Would you know if Bluetti plans to release a model with larger capacity, akin to the 2400 model? Thanks Will!

[@Digitalnomad8]

Hi Will. Amazing review wow I learned so much I’m new to these solar generators. Would this unit be a canadate to connect to your home system to power the home for a short time lets say over night. I have central air, Refrigerator and some lights. Just to get through some power outages. Considering this as an emergency system for my home. But also to keep power surges from not interrupting my work flow which has become more regular. Thanks 🙏

[@truthseeker1833]

You're better off with a 9k gas generator to run your entire house

[@ChrisDIYerOklahoma]

Hey Will - got those four Battle Born batteries delivered and installed! Did a video on my channel. Thank you for what you do on your Channel and help.

[@heart4Pahoa]

Oh boy, this has my attention now. Thanks for posting this Will, looking forward to future torture tests and scrutinizing of this unit. It sure looks promising. I had my sights on the Titan but this sounds like it may work for us and our application(s).

[@joshuamadread3678]

I was going to get a titan too, I picked this up instead, its like a mini Titan imo

[@heart4Pahoa]

Joshua' Madread Yeah, it all depends on peak and constant loads. Expandability (and therefor usability) are part of the equation for me too. It may also depend on the US relationship with China when it comes to shipment dates. Not trying to be a nay sayer; but it should come into the thought process for anyone that is buying from China... there may come a day soon where all Chinese goods purchases are no longer viable.

[@photofire100]

Will, My question is "Are they going to ship the units with all of the cables that you received? I sure hope so.

[@laronis]

EXCELLENT question, if you look on the Indiegogo site, they are NOT showing the same cables that are shown here.

[@fomoerotic]

I bought one a few months ago and it came with all the same cables in this video :)

[@kayeloop674]

Can you charge it through AC power and pull a full 2000W Continuously. Thanks for the video.

[@KeithCarmichaelInFL]

Love the spell check! Such a thoughtful examination!

[@Trebseig]

This one looks goood, like finally one that is worth buying and really useful! Now I would like to see the inside, and all about the batteries. Thanks for all your videos.

[@Digitalnomad8]

Any chance you could do a comparison of the AC200 and the Flex 1500

[@ViralKiller]

If you bought two of these and 16+ panels, would this be enough to power a small house for 2? I have been messing around in the grey climate of the UK and that is my estimation for a hot country....The location is near the equator and it's sunny most of the year....

[@ernieschatz3783]

I'm late to this game but just picked up this model. I know there are more feature-packed models from Bluetti and many other brands that came out over the last 3 years, but this was at a price I couldn't refuse. It handles everything I need it for, so I cant't complain. I'm in Japan, so I especially like the ability to switch from 120V 60Hz to 100V 50Hz as I have a mixture of US and JDM items.

[@rando6323]

Thanks Will, Looks like a great product, will be looking for the update & cost on this Bluetti in July.

[@davelittle6668]

So THAT’S what he sounds like! 👍

[@LoganSov]

I thought it was only me for a while lol

[@WillProwse]

I thought my phone was broken too! Haha sorry about that 😅

[@davelittle6668]

DIY Solar Power with Will Prowse just razzing you a little bit. Great video, as always.

[@laronis]

LOL, i thought my TV broke!

[@makatron]

How about run a residential fridge or a chest freezer to test it for power outages.

[@makatron]

@koottsta koopr but I meant for the sake of real world application

[@KreativeFreedom]

Great review Will! Thank you! However, Im kinda shocked that you didn't address the surge wattage length. We've seen some ads that show that it can handle up to 3500W, but I was expecting the Will stress test. Ha! Nevertheless, this is looking really good and it's making me change course from the upcoming inergy flex.

[@ThePlanet_L.I.]

As always a thorough review looking forward to the follow up review and how well it handles your test

[@jeffgreer4896]

Damn it!!! Just after I bought the 2400. Just my luck lol.

[@askpatrick]

I know right Mine hasn't even arrived yet and now you tell me about this.

[@WillProwse]

Hey dont worry, the 2400 is awesome. I ran my solar shed with that unit alone for months. Great system with huge capacity.

[@ZiggZagg11]

@@WillProwse Thank you for saying that as I also have just bought the 240... It does make me feel better...

[@jeffgreer4896]

@@WillProwse it's all good the Titan is next on the list when they become available again. Thanks for all the work on the videos I have learned a hell of alot watching them.

[@timhardman4764]

@@WillProwse Will can additional batteries be added to the AC200 and if yes, NMC only or FePO4 too?

[@Toxicity1987]

Would you like to test some European devices? Also a Oscilloscope would be nice with your reviews to show how clean the sine wave is. This is very important for real AC Devices.

[@tkermi]

Yeah measuring the AC output THD and showing the wave form would be so great! There are scopes with built in THD measure function for that. I guess that a single ended scope would do so no need for differentia scope.

[@haanjamiis]

Yea, Europe does not have many of the tested products available :(

[@anthonycamacho6475]

I love the set up. I really like the side plugs. Makes it easy to stage in my rv.

[@mariomarez2223]

Thanks for your review, if it wasn’t for that I would have never known about it! I ended up getting one for upstairs for refrigerator and lights, and another downstairs for my freezer and lights and sewer pump. Will buy 7 Rich solar panels for the one downstairs. Already have 6 solar panels from a Yetti I’m going to retire for the upstairs one. Can’t wait to get them and test them out. Oh yeah. I have a propane Ryobi’s as a back up for each one on rainy cloudy days.

[@biteme1167]

Will, can you parallel 2 of these together to get 4000 watts? Will it work in UPS mode? Thanks, love your channel and real in depth reviews!!!

[@wm2008]

No / Yes

[@mvallicella]

Are those two circles on the top QI chargers?

[@WillProwse]

Yes they are. Totally left that out, sorry

[@reedmoore8658]

Yes - There are 2*15W Wireless charging pads on the AC200 (I will use the charging pads on my Pet Hamster built in lights ... it makes it easier to find him at night when I let him out of the van) Yes - These are the AC200 Main features that HoboTech proposed to MaxOak 12-21-19: A home emergent power backup and an off-grid power system for outdoor, AC200 features: Eco-friendly/Gas free/Quieter/Cost-effective 1,700wh/459,459mAh huge capacity 6 * AC outlets, 2000W in total. LG premium electric-vehicle battery cell 2500+ Charge cycle 700W/35-150V Solar input, fully charged in only 3.5hrs with solar. Recharge from AC/Solar/Car/Gas Generator/Lead-acid Battery Can be used for charging Tesla/Electric Motorcycle/ Electric Scooter 2*15W Wireless charging pads Power 17 devices simultaneously Intelligent temperature controlled cooling fan Smart touchable LCD panel

[@brianbailey462]

@@reedmoore8658 that bit about ur pet hampster with lights on it running around outside of your van really cracked me up... I just hope you dont have to recover him from the glowing belly of an owl

[@BOOSTEDLASER]

@@WillProwse Watching your vids with my team.We all like them. For a ...maybe 18-20 year old kid...you sure got your stuff together.VERY impressive ,young man.FANTASTIC vids, all of them. Your folks did a good job! Semper FI Gunny

[@timlandon9317]

Awesome! When it comes to cutting-edge solar, you "da man"!!! Any provision for adding an external battery or connecting to a battery bank? I loved your book, (highly recommended) and your passion and integrity. Thanks so much for all you do!

[@doskraut]

I understand about half of what your saying but enjoy your videos a lot. Thanks for the wonderful education im getting.

[@prestonjmathis]

Can you "over solar" this without tripping or damaging anything? I might have access to 3 hanwa 310w panels 39.75v VOC. This would be closer to max power more of the day.

[@WTFarmGirl]

yes you can. 700 watts input max

[@PumpUptheJam81]

I love it. However that screen makes me nervous. I love all the data but it seems like a vulnerable point of failure on the unit. Then again what large solar generator does not have a screen these days...

[@timhardman4764]

Agreed. For convenience and as a back up to screen failure, a bluetooth to phone interface would be a good thing.

[@laronis]

My thought too!

[@maranathayall]

Thank you for this review! I thought I bought a lemon because my device kept giving me a voltage error when I know I was below the maximum amount. It turns out my settings were on the car mode and not the solar panels mode. Problem solved! :) I wouldn't have known to change them if it weren't for this video!

[@rodneylw10]

Thanks Will. This confirms my choice a few weeks ago to wait.

[@ashleystrangebird1684]

Do you think you could run a regular sized refrigerator with this thing for a day or two as backup in a power outage?

[@Madsope]

This depends of course on your definition of a normal fridge. If you have a double door fridge with freezer compartment and ice maker in Death Valley it will be tricky. When looking just at the battery capacity (assuming no solar panels), I think you can power a fridge for a day. It's best to lookup the (peak) consumption of your fridge on the label.

[@AlexOvechkinSucks]

My fridge consumes about 1kW / day, so about 1 day, 8 hours with this thing based on my averages. You lose efficiency when going from DC to AC through the inverter. Ymmv

[@lciego5048]

I am planing in buy de Bluett iAC200 but I like to know, which portable solar panel you think is best for it ?

[@josilver]

Same question! I'm having trouble learning if most foldable solar panels allow you to connect in series. My understanding is that most portable panels are 12v and the AC200 solar input is 35-150v, so if you're using 12v panels, you'd have to have a minimum of three panels in series to get above 35v which is more than I planned on. I haven't really found many portable folding panels outputting more than 12v or that clearly state you an connect in series. If anyone can clear this up for or can recommend some folding panels for the AC200, I'd really appreciate it!

[@kp5778]

@@josilver you need to look at the open-circuit voltage of the panel and not just the base voltage. Although, most 160 watt panels only have an open circuit of 22 to 25 volts. So you would need two of these wired in to charge the stupid thing. Seems ridiculous when you can actually charge it via your car's 12 volt cigarette lighter

[@stephanecharbonneau4724]

I always appreciate the expertise of Will.

[@fltrfrsh7]

Super cool they made it to your specs, love that!

[@sNEAKYnIGHTmUPPET]

when you capacity test it, and it shuts off, would you please go into the BMS display and check the low volatge cut off? I'm curious the bms range. you showed the upper limit was 3.59/3.58 but what is the low end?

[@WillProwse]

Oh that's smart!

[@cleverusernames]

Maybe a part 2 is due :P

[@Jeff-sunnydays]

Will, can extra batteries be added

[@vision8579]

Could I use this product like this: 1) Plug in the AC charging cord 2) Plug in solar 3) Plug in a computer. Then the theory being that the system would charge/use solar when available, if no solar available it would use AC as required to keep the batteries charged. In the event that the AC power fails (at night) then the battery would be used to power the computer until the battery dies. Could the system be used like this? Would solar reduce my AC usage?

[@59nang]

I think Hobotech answers your question in his review

[@sallypickering6223]

This is exactly the unit I've decided on. Nice to see a discount available.

[@Chris_Mc.]

awesome unit! thanks for the review. your knowledge of these topics and the way to deliver is really easy to follow. Thanks.

[@cipherfxmp]

For this type of battery chemistry, and considering how it's built can I store this in the trunk of my car during hot summers and cold winters? Would it cause any issues if its just being stored in the trunk?

[@wylieso2211]

LiFePO4 is more safe than NMC.

[@cipherfxmp]

@@wylieso2211 Thank you and of course looking for more details

[@Saleh.Al-Ghamdi]

New Bluetti 👍 - have you got any news from EcoFlow to test their new R600 Pro and it’s 2 Kits? I’m really excited for your test on their Pro and it’s kits 🤞 keep it up bro !

[@WillProwse]

No answers yet. I cant wait to test the LFP expansion. I hope they find a way to get their R600's working. My unit is still dead from the tests and wont turn on :(

[@laven111]

We received this one . Your video is more informative than the manual. Thanks for making this video

[@josephremenar3117]

Great job, will definitely have to get one of these for my camper... Thank you.

[@john1182]

Awesome. Got audio this time 😀

[@WhistleLad]

Can one expand its capacity? If so, how?

[@cottsak]

Replace the 14s NMC pack with your own (more cells in parallel)

[@303Estates]

Dude, you are a genius! Thanks for all the great information! I hope the manufactures listen to you!

[@jkuoverland8507]

Will, look forward to your test of the new Flex. I bit the bullet and gave them some money for the October shipment. I hope I didn’t make a mistake.

[@Crogon]

A wise man once said "It's not the volts that kill you, it's the amps."

[@roymilner3890]

Best product I have seen. Going to buy. Perfect for what I need.

[@mayinnlin1879]

Thank you Will! I want one I will keep watching awesome job always! 👍😊

[@edward6077]

You are #1 in your chosen niche in my books In my opinion you should create your own brand of battery. Your educated enough and you test the market with your KZbin channel. I think you could dominate the market plus you have loyal KZbin fans who would be your first time buyers. Just saying do what makes you happy. Thank you you for everything you do.

[@yoHOBODAN]

Bought one... or should I say donated with a perk.... can’t wait.... I will use this unit to charge my electric bike, (want a vehicle that is eco friendly. Use it for everything within 15 miles from home), run my bike barn, and c-pap in emergencies. And of course tent camping. Now, I am waiting for current solar panels you recommend to mount on barn. Thanks Will...

[@Leipage]

Oh man I can’t believe it! All of the specs I was searching for in a power station, but I literally just bought the Bluetti 2400Wh. Might just have to trade it for this bad boy. Great review Will! Looking forward to the price and discount info.

[@LordTimelord]

I'm in the same situation as you. I got the Bluetti 2400Wh last week. I got it for $1,533.99 (that price includes the four year extended warranty) because of two coupon codes that gave me $366.00 off full price. If this unit ends up costing the same as the 2400 watt hour version, it will be a no brainier for anyone else moving forward. I wonder why the battery capacity is slightly lower? My best guess at the moment is they needed to offset the cost of the other upgrades to the design to keep the cost similar.

[@berniebass3575]

This young man is off the hook,👍hard to find a good person like him, got me sold.