If you're interested in picking one up, you can get it here: cityprepping.tv/3T76rni ... $100 off discount code: CityAC300 ... Solar Generator Guide: cityprepping.tv/3TUxu3f
@fayecox94016 ай бұрын
Do you deliver to uk
@kennethfox62718 ай бұрын
I would love to see a video that explains the operation and "real world scenario" on use and maintenance to have it ready to go in the event something happens, requiring its use.
@Robnord18 ай бұрын
Same, and I would like to see that real world scenario continued for several months in the dead of winter in a state with tons of rain, snow, and mostly overcast days. Time for some reality based truth in advertising.
@dezman20038 ай бұрын
@@Robnord1 Ecoflow has a gasoline/lpg generator you can tie into their solar system. Something like that would make more sense if you lived in a climate with harsh winters and little sunlight.
@kimba47778 ай бұрын
Yes, in my mind Im trying to understand where I would put this thing in my house in a grid down situation....in the kitchen for the fridge and all of the cooking appliances for food preparation? or would I put it in the basement for the freezer and furnace (if winter for heat) and thus have to bring down all the smaller cooking appliances and create my main hub of electric there in the basement? than I still need a plan for my fridge foods.....am I missing how to use this? It seems like if you are going to go all out for the high powerful Bluetti, you would want to integrate it into your main electrical breaker box....
@Robnord18 ай бұрын
@@dezman2003 Yes, I follow a tiny house off grid channel who had to incorporate the gas generator into his system. Later he may add wind power generation also. Rarely is exclusively solar charging sufficient year round.
@stacky512a8 ай бұрын
In reality, after two weeks of life without goods and services, lighting up a whole house is suicidal
@arnoldreiter4358 ай бұрын
i have this system up and running in my house. Started two years ago with one AC300 and twoB33 batteries. I now have Two AC300s and six B300s connected by a transfer switch powering about 80% of my home. Not connected the dryer or hot water heater. I did have one inverter stop and contacted Bluetti and in three weeks had my repaired unit back and has been running great sense. Its not perfect but it just runs without issues and i plan on ordering two more B300s to max the system storage. I only charge with solar, a 3Kw system which will be expanded this coming summer. So far this system is providing on average 16Kwh each day that i use day to day. My power bill has been below 50$ a month for the last year at least. I live in Montana and have mostly sunny days even if now they are half as long as in the summer.I look at the new systems with envy buy mine is paid for and working so i am staying with it.
@MikeDeacon768 ай бұрын
Do you use this as a home solar system? I am thinking about putting in home solar system with tesla power walls nit now doubting kyself and wondering if this is more coat effective. Just wondering about long term use.
@markguntly78278 ай бұрын
I would buy the bluettii 3000 with at least 2 expansion batteries. Tesla batteries are nice but too expensive. Especially when you add the rest of the equipment.... And they both use LiPO batteries. Bottom line...you could get a nice bluetti set up for around $6k, tesla would be more than double. I've had bluetti for 2 yrs. Looking to expand it due to TX having power challenges.
@arnoldreiter4358 ай бұрын
@@MikeDeacon76 Yes, i have it running most of my home power. I have it running each day. In the more than two years i have had it up and running i have had to revert to all grid for about 10 days when the solar has been poor. I recently added a 7kw generator so i can use it to charge my batteries when solar is poor and the grid is not working.
@tedebayer18 ай бұрын
in my area, there have been people go full month without any grid electrical usage, and still get $100 month electrical bills just for being hooked up (no Im not kidding)
@arnoldreiter4357 ай бұрын
@@MikeDeacon76 Yes i use this to reduce my grid consumption., I only let the batterys drain to 50% just on the off chance that the grid becomes unavailable and i need my system to keep things powered.
@japguns10228 ай бұрын
These thjngs are super cool.. the modular and expandability is great.. cost definitely comes with that.. If you had this stuff you would be leaps and bounds beyond most people. But... your life will have to drastically change if the power does go out and all you had was these. I've been living filling off grid power for over 3 year jn wyoming. I have a much bigger set up with 12kw continuous split phase 120/240 inverters with 4kwh solar 2kwh wind turbine and over 40kwh of batteries .. we very often have to use a backup generator.. especially in the winter.
@cjbadlands8 ай бұрын
Eco flow has been great I have a small unit enough for lights tv wifi coffee pot small oven small heater or air conditioner
@fayecox94016 ай бұрын
Would it also run a American fridge to
@anchorageprepper90088 ай бұрын
Looks like another solid generator. Thanks for the review 👍
@dandycat22048 ай бұрын
It's NOT a generator, it's a battery. A very expensive one, at that.
@chancepaladin8 ай бұрын
I have a combo bluetti ac300 / b300 and they're absolute beasts.
@lowmanite8 ай бұрын
I bought the AC300 a couple of years ago with 2 B-300 batteries. This year I added one battery and next year I will add another, as I can afford it. I like that I can put it on different setting according to the expense of electricity on the grid. On bright sunny days I set it to PV Priority which charges only by the panels, unless the unit gets down to 30%. On cloudy days I charge my unit between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. when grid power is the cheapest by setting it on standard. Then, at 3 p.m. I set it back to PV Priority. I am pretty satisfied with my AC300. I have also had pretty good experiences with customer service. I wish they would put the batteries on sale more often. Thank you, Chris.
@chancepaladin8 ай бұрын
thats exactly why I went this route. I can get a battery a year, and very future-proof.
@westmountainadventures36067 ай бұрын
Looking at adding a third B300s to my AC500 system later this year. I love the scalability over time of these systems. D.
@povertybeachCMКүн бұрын
I waited patiently, found refurbished from Bluetti Power with 4 year warranty, AC300 with B300 battery (1450) and 2 B300 for 1150 each. Total cost was less than 3700. EBay had promotional summer sale. I did have to check out as a guest to the good price on third battery. Good Luck!
@MynewTennesseeHome8 ай бұрын
This is all interesting but I'll never be able to afford even a little one. I'm a retired homesteader on a fixed limited income.
@Utah_Mike8 ай бұрын
A small inverter generator & 3 five gallon gas cans will be plenty of back up power for 99.99% of most needs. Rotate one gas can into a vehicle 1st of the month, refill & add a gas stabilizer then move to the back of the line to rotate. Don’t try to power the whole house, only power the minimum to keep life sustaining needs going. Most can do this setup for $500-$1000. Don’t only listen to those who are getting kick backs & receiving money from the companies!
@user-gf3lw5pi4t8 ай бұрын
Get a small gas generator I had a 2500 watt and it did the job during a 4 day power outage, fridge furnace all the basic
@tommysimmons52668 ай бұрын
@@Utah_Mikeand where are people going to get gas from?
@Utah_Mike8 ай бұрын
@@tommysimmons5266 a small inverter generator will run 8 hours on one gallon of gasoline. With 15 gallons of gas stored you will be able to run the generator for 4 hours a day for a month. If that is not long enough for you up your gas storage. If there is a EMP/CME solar systems will go down! An 1-2 month back up electrical plan gets you through most natural disasters, along with many man make disasters.
@Maine_Prepper8 ай бұрын
The Pecron E2000LFP is on sale right now for $899. That’s about .47/watt. Pretty good deal if you can swing it
@michiganman8458 ай бұрын
We understand these companies GIVE KZbinrs these products FREE for review. The fact of the matter is, average Americans cannot afford these setups. Thanks for the video.
@thebandplayedon..61458 ай бұрын
And he's always been UPFRONT about that AND has in return also GIVEN AWAY some of those units for FREE. That said, I doubt they gave him this particular ex lg Setup. *when I decided I wanted one of these, I went three months with eating the bare minimum for survival, put $200 a month of grocery money away instead and in three months I bought my first 600 watt unit. It was hard,, but no regrets, these things are worth the money for the conveniences, comfort & security.
@markguntly78278 ай бұрын
They have set ups under $900. Or cheaper. You'll be happy whe the power goes and you're prepared
@ChristineHK8 ай бұрын
A channel called Leaves Diary (about a Japanese family that goes off camping on weekends in their camper van) had used the Bluetti as a power source for various small appliances. They also used more than one.
@gordony81968 ай бұрын
I decided to purchase a portable duel fuel generator this next year which I plan on using as a backup to charge my Jackery 1500. I purchased that unit in 2021 and it's been fine, except solar generation has been hit or miss, especially during the winter months. I don't have any roof solar panels, because at my age, I don't feel that I need to commit thousands of dollars to solar. Unless you're a well off senior, it would be difficult to break even before checking out and I don't want any liens on my property. For young people, it's OK and battery technology is improving all the time.
@offtime9158 ай бұрын
Lol Kris is going to crack 1m subs for Christmas 🎄
@KC-rt4hp8 ай бұрын
We picked up a Bluetti solar generator 3 weeks ago which came in handy with the Nor'Easter we had last week. The power was in and out, but we were able to power our lights and cook dinner as well. We're looking to pick up an expansion pack shortly. 👍👍👍
@BpMetalMilitia8 ай бұрын
The top three generators are amazing. My only concern is how these premium generators handle solar flares or atomic detonations that cause electrical failures. If these go out, all you will have are large plastic blocks. Are there such tools to solve this huge concern?
@chancepaladin8 ай бұрын
EMP shield
@BpMetalMilitia8 ай бұрын
@@chancepaladin In a brief description. How can this be added to solar generators?
@Robnord18 ай бұрын
"Are there such tools to solve this huge concern?" Yes, there are. Have a protected backup. Keep a spare generator (the real kind that burn fuel), a group of deep cycle batteries, and an inverter protected in a radiation safe area and on standby.
@nickavaneson2638 ай бұрын
Faraday cage
@chancepaladin8 ай бұрын
@@BpMetalMilitiaIn sequence with your power inputs. There are also faraday-style blankets, if you're into that too..
@MikeMac19808 ай бұрын
Lol, said my setup is laughable against yours, jesus, that is an understatement, nice one Kris👍🏻
@jamesmuse26698 ай бұрын
This channel brought to you by everything.
@Stkrrook8 ай бұрын
Good review as always. Thank you!
@jrub99838 ай бұрын
Are they EMP protected? Or at least some of them? I can’t wrap my head around having backup power/gen and not have it protected. That has kept me away from some purchases.
@baconman2.0528 ай бұрын
Great question
@CityPrepping8 ай бұрын
great question. i'm working on some DIY solar systems at the moment and may begin incorporating EMP protection components.
@brittanycompton91508 ай бұрын
Mission Darkness makes some emp protection bags for solar gens(fits a Bluetti AC200 max)and the small foldable solar panels(fits Bluetti 400watt). They are very expressive though, but they do have good reviews.
@SoilToSoul8 ай бұрын
@@CityPreppingcan't wait for that!
@dianer7268 ай бұрын
Goal Zero has a Faraday bag large enough for my Goal Zero 3000 solar unit. I heard that wrapping the solar panel box in 4 layers of heavy-duty aluminum foil would protect it from an EMP, but would like to know if anyone can confirm this (Goal Zero did not tell me about the aluminum foil - I heard it from another person). Thanks.
@tedebayer18 ай бұрын
As a retiree, as much as I would like a whole home battery/solar capable backup system I just cannot justify the costs of such a system. I suspect 80% of the population is in that same boat in terms of affordability... To look at something like that you might as well look into permanent off grid capable. Prep channels seem to really push for these things, but honestly a multi-fuel generator with a transfer switch including stored propane is a fraction of the cost.
@unknownhuman55078 ай бұрын
Good stuff but lets be honest, not many can afford this. Thanks but no thanks. I have a togo 2000w and it was the cheapest option for the watts and it does the job for basic needs.
@mandydurham60438 ай бұрын
I’m the first one here! I love this channel!! Keep it up Kris!
@hauntastic1588 ай бұрын
Ty Kris. Bluetti definitely is the best out there!
@ran61108 ай бұрын
Just curious, how much of this equipment ddi you actually put your own money down on? I'm really, really old school and if you got it for free just to help sell then you have no skin in the game and your opinion is the same as any other salesman...
@CityPrepping8 ай бұрын
all this equipment is sent to me for review. I've compared A LOT of these units over the years and will reduce the ones I recommend to just a few this coming year as there's really only a few brands I trust at this point.
@chancepaladin8 ай бұрын
@@CityPreppingcan you do us a huge favor, if you get anyone bugging you about semi-solids, can you at least consider digging into it?
@mr.normalguy698 ай бұрын
Brother called us poor in the most polite way possible.
@MrLandphill8 ай бұрын
998k, won't be long, so awesome sir
@CityPrepping8 ай бұрын
thanks!
@geraldburns23288 ай бұрын
I really want whatever is sufficient to at minimum power our fridge and freezer
@robertlarsen65168 ай бұрын
We bought into the Anker system…we’ll see how this goes.
@chancepaladin8 ай бұрын
do a vid on it, ya never know who you'll help.
@tonygotts1998 ай бұрын
It all comes down to price and someone's income ,where they live?
@leewang66868 ай бұрын
Love this info as with your past videos
@johnnyrehder21538 ай бұрын
That looks really expensive!!
@davidjones13938 ай бұрын
WOW NICE
@aden725528 ай бұрын
I would like to watch a comparison between the high end generators from Bluetti, Ecoflow (especially the new Ultra) and the Apollo 5K. From my study, these are the best current systems for full house power.
@Xithia8 ай бұрын
These solar generators are always cool, but they all seem to lack in solar charge capabilities. Taking days to recharge and hours to discharge.
@Robnord18 ай бұрын
That is 100% true, and not something covered in almost every review on these solar charged power bank (not a generator) systems. A real fuel burning generator and possibly a spare are still necessary for long term power. The exception is folks in a sun and wind rich environment who have the $ for wind generators and/or tons of solar panels. Those people spend lots of $, but are their own stand alone power plant.
@kbjerke8 ай бұрын
WAAAAAAY beyond my budget. But good to know about.
@flyprincess696 ай бұрын
I smoke 1 of my 10 Bluettis September 2023. I emailed Bluetti Service, sent them a video of the problem. I had a replacement in 3 weeks. They are slow to respond if it on the weekend.
@lonestarskywatcher62798 ай бұрын
I never found anything that would power a small 500 btu window unit air conditioner unit for around 14 hourse on solar. That's the minimum amt of ac I need to survive a 2024 Texas grid down during strings of 110 degree days with 80 degree nights. What would I need in terms of Bluettti and solar panels? I can afford it, but not technically inclined, but this old veteran's widow has a young neighbor who is and would help. PS I'm in my old remodeled mobile home in a fairly remote part of a small town, so not too worried about noise, just not the noise of a gas generator. That would attract attention.
@jacksonbooth24628 ай бұрын
Thanks Chris for all the info, but being new to solar generators, I’m left with a simple question. How long will such a system power my home if the grid goes down? Yes, of course it depends on what’s in the house to power and how much sunlight is getting to the system, but assuming typical sun patterns, is there any simple formula to use. Or, sticking to what’s critical, assuming normal sun patterns, how long will such a system power a 28 cubic foot energy efficient freezer? Have you done a video on how to figure out what you actually need from solar power generation system. The answer may be a simple one, but I am no electrician. Thanks.
@Charles-lane2774 ай бұрын
Everyone seems to be raving about the anker solix...would you mind doing a review on that?
@legitchristian84987 ай бұрын
What would be super helpful is to compare Pecron e2000 with it 2 extra battery banks. Then Bluetti with its 2000 & 2 battery packs
@chainsawsandgenerators99528 ай бұрын
Chris, you realize that your standing next to over $10k in equipment? I know I'm not the poorest person in this game, but that's a hard pill to swallow.
@Patrick-USA868 ай бұрын
Great video do you have a video on finding out how much energy you and your family use
@brendag28918 ай бұрын
How much does one Bluetti unit weigh? My limit is about 45 lbs, which is what the Ecoflow Delta is. In the Midwest it gets too cold to leave any lithium batteries outside, plus I need to be able to lift one up and into my vehicle to use off-grid travelling.
@chancepaladin8 ай бұрын
the head unit's 75lbs'ish, and the 3kwh units are around 100lbs'ish. which is why some people do the 2kwh units instead, because that weight's a little more doable. that's also why he has them on steel wheeled bases, if he has to scoot them around.
@margaloone79708 ай бұрын
I have a ac 200 bluetti. I can lift it and I think it is around 45 pounds. I have it on a cart to easy move it if needed.
@amyking32368 ай бұрын
Make a ramp out of a couple of 2x6's, put it on a small piece of plywood with wheels and roll it into your vehicle.
@markguntly78278 ай бұрын
Batteries are 50-60 lbs.
@oibal608 ай бұрын
Thanks again.
@RagnarokReady8 ай бұрын
Awesome review! Will you be doing a review on the new Eco Flow delta pro this upcoming year? I really look forward to learning more about that particular product having invested in the eco flow - eco system
@CityPrepping8 ай бұрын
Yes, soon. I've had it for about a month now. Amazing product.
@RagnarokReady8 ай бұрын
@@CityPreppingI look forward it! Thank you for all you do
@fb-gu2er8 ай бұрын
How do you protect all that equipment from an EMP?
@TribalLady128 ай бұрын
I was wondering if you had any thoughts about the Sun Lion brand. Thank you!
@CityPrepping8 ай бұрын
i've seen them, but honestly don't enough about them to have an opinion one way or another.
@nickavaneson2638 ай бұрын
I don’t know the dual fuel generators output more kilowatt hours for far less $$
@phollow1748 ай бұрын
I once thought about these type of system but the electronics will fail and then what? I opted for a biogas system which can run my dual gas/lp gas generator for a Minimal cost of 900.00 to start. The gas produced can also be used for cooking and heating. Another caveat is that an emp won’t harm it all, unlike my solar, battery setup. Just my two cents 😊
@amyking32368 ай бұрын
I also have a biogas system from Home Biogas company from Israel. I bought it 2 years ago but haven't set it up yet. Trying to get out to my 10 Acres to use it out there.
@bayareaprepper8 ай бұрын
Will it catch on fire?
@chancepaladin8 ай бұрын
I've never seen a video or testimonial of that ever happening, also keep in mind its lithium iron phosphate, so it won't melt a hole through the planet like li-ion does.
@dandycat22048 ай бұрын
Almost certainly, especially if you connect it to your house. These units simply aren't designed to be used that way.
@chancepaladin8 ай бұрын
@@dandycat2204what're you talking about? people put splits/cutoff panels into their houses all the time with these.
@dandycat22048 ай бұрын
@@chancepaladin But Kris hasn't covered that kind of system, has he? He tries to portray it as some kinda "plug and play" system. Do it that way...stand back and watch it burn. I agree with you, done properly it can be done safely. But that's not what people are told by people like Kris.
@Ajacka9166 ай бұрын
I have 2 ac500s with 8 batteries and its amazing i plan on getting the other 4 batteries to max the unit completely out ive ran my entire house ...would totally buy again unless the ecoflow ultra was out then i would definitely get tht
@JMD2425 ай бұрын
How large of a house would these run? AC? I’m trying to figure out what solar generator(s) I would need to power my house. I was thinking the AC500 and 4 B300 batteries. I was told by a company that sells regular solar set ups that the Bluetti would run my house for an hour or two oily. I need to find out the truth and what to purchase. It’s so frustrating. 😔
@Ajacka9165 ай бұрын
@@JMD242 it's a 5 1500 square footage house go with 2 delta ultras bluetti still struggles with customer service a bit
@Ajacka9165 ай бұрын
@JMD242 an yes it runs the ac 4 kids all have xboxs super power hungry house
@JMD2425 ай бұрын
Thanks so much!
@JMD2425 ай бұрын
@@Ajacka916 hope you don’t mind another question. 🙏 Do you have it wired into the house or do you use extension cords? Also if the AC central?
@michiganman8458 ай бұрын
When the grid goes down, you dont need all this. Your not going to run your entire house while your neighbors are suffering. That won't go over well. Something to run a few lights and recharge flashlights etc is all thats needed along with a solar panel to recharge it. These 10k-20k setups are just a waste.
@dandycat22048 ай бұрын
Agree 💯. But Kris can't make $$$$, if all he's selling is tealight candles, right?
@-Free.Spirit-8 ай бұрын
Exactly, Stocking up on food, water, blankets and "natural" medicines and learning about plants that can help heal and sustain the body with their nutritional value. That includes "weeds" that they indoctrinate people into killing off with phosphate that then kills the wildlife and animals with the environmental damage - as does mining for lithium for that matter! People survived before we had "power". Alot of its usage is convenience. I personally feel with the little spare cash people do have its wiser to stock up on what will actually help you "survive".
@mikenb11_518 ай бұрын
We've lost power for up to 5 days before, and we survived fine with a 2000 watt honda generator. We kept our frig/freezer going, ran a few lights, and importantly, were able to keep our gas furnace running. Later, we upgraded to a 4500 watt gas generator, and life was much easier (didn't have to take turns running things like we sometimes did with the 2000 watt generator).
@IcyReaper5 ай бұрын
Thanks for the vid. Can you expand on your inverter sizing comment. so if you have a load that very low say at nightime then the inverter in this will drain the battery down? Ive seen comments from other sites that say they are seeing battery drain down to 80% overnight since nothing is really running at night? Also, if something happens to the head unit can you use just the batteries or is the whole unit useless without head unit? If yes are all brands like that?
@wininets8 ай бұрын
I want a propane hybrid gen with auto gen cycling 240 and expandable battery packs.
@airprofessionalsnj1215 ай бұрын
I am interested in the EP900 but live in NJ. Bluetti does not cover NJ. Do you have any alternative solution recommendations?
@kylemckee53338 ай бұрын
So I have a question maybe one of you can answer it. I have solar panels on my roof already hooked into the grid. The inverter I have is a hybrid inverter but I don’t have any batteries hooked up to the solar on my roof currently. Would these hooked into my electrical trick the hybrid inverter into thinking the grid is up even if it is not and not shut the inverter off? Feel free to reach out to me if you need more info.
@peterryan73408 ай бұрын
I will keep my 9kw QCells with 9.7kwh SolarEdge battery. I'm in Australia so much of these products are not available here
@robd49146 ай бұрын
I have a small home. Natural gas furnace and sump pump are the primary necessities. Would a battery back up work, or must I go with an expensive Generac unit? thanks,
@Maggie52285 ай бұрын
Your spreadsheet doesn't include the Bluetti AC300
@karnaag8 ай бұрын
So, that chart you showed in a prior video is a complete waste of time? Did you buy this or was it given to you?
@millsrickman77038 ай бұрын
I want one to backfeed my furnace.
@KC-rt4hp8 ай бұрын
Doing the same setup.
@adventureseeker98008 ай бұрын
Good advice on going with those that continue to innovate new product lines. Translation = Goal Zero... who?
@timleverre50228 ай бұрын
Sooooo much info to take in. Little overwhelming. Buddy of mine has been raving about him Anker Solix c1000. Any thoughts on this unit?
@markguntly78278 ай бұрын
Good companies, but late to this market. Give then time, or just pick up a bluetti...of course, do your D&D first before buying
@thepokerpilotapp7 ай бұрын
Thank you for the video. Question- what combination of Bluetti units would I need to do the following. When the grid is up and running I would like to power my water heater while charging the system via solar panels. When the grid is down I’d want to trip the breaker for the water heater and power several circuits for the refrigerator, sump pump, WiFi, computer and TV. Would I go with two AC300’s or two AC500’s. Also, what is the minimum number of B300 batteries I can get away with? Thanks!
@MI_PrepperАй бұрын
How stable has the 4 stacked b300 batteries and ac300 been on that dolly?
@serenitycoastUK8 ай бұрын
I wanna get one i can sneak into coffee shops and charge up electric in uk expensive and we have no sun lol
@MIchaelBrown-lb3fo8 ай бұрын
I don't have 1600 for the ac300 and 2000 grand for each b300 on the system. I also don't have solar panels. SO if you spend 9600 bucks plus whatever you have to buy to hook up to your whole home for 110 service! I need fridge, gas furnace, lights, laptop, and cell phone's, tv. How long will they last in a extended power outage? I ran the numbers and i get maybe 24 hours or a little more without recharging. A champion 8.5 kw natural gas/propane generator 4000 installed, will run my whole home 110 without cutting stuff out i don't need, costs between 50 and 100 bucks a day in fuel, i.e. natural gas. It will run as long as I can fuel it. So i can run the batteries for 24 hours and then use my generator to recharge the batteries? IF I am missing something I am all ears!!
@derrick94392 ай бұрын
Can you combine this system with an ATS. Will it switch on automatically?
@legitchristian84988 ай бұрын
But r they built to be emp resistant? If not. Not worth it.
@chancepaladin8 ай бұрын
dont expect companies to do your preps and education for you. learn how to EMP prep yourself.
@Robnord18 ай бұрын
Regardless of what you hear, solar panels are toast in an EMP or solar flares on the scale of the Carrington event *unless* there is forewarning and every panel is covered with what qualifies as a Faraday cage. Other electronic components would need to be protected by the user. Equipping each component with it's own protection would cause it's already outrageous price to skyrocket...and the unit would be much larger.
@jasonpendergraft45118 ай бұрын
And now I will go to sleep dreaming of power generators…I don’t know if that’s sad or not😂
@cardking51918 ай бұрын
Flashfish?
@RagnarokReady7 ай бұрын
I’m wanting to do a giveaway on my channel similar to what you’ve done on yours. My question is can I do that without permission from the brand I’m giving away? As you’ve done I am seeking whatever feedback you’re willing to give good sir. Thanks for your solid and consistent great quality content !
@user-hx4hc4wf9j8 ай бұрын
I just got a 13cq upright freezer. What would you suggest for a gen backup…. I’m 74 and really haven’t got the watts etc clear in my head so rely on prepper such as yourself.. thank you ❣️
@emilybalzano7928 ай бұрын
Following.
@dandycat22048 ай бұрын
You can find the precise power requirement on the labelling on the back of the unit. As a rough guide (very rough) , though, an under the counter freezer uses approximately 1 kWh of electricity per day, at a rate of about 40w per hour. Modern freezers usually have a "defrost" cycle, so that may increase that slightly. You are best to buy an inverter to interpose between your battery and the freezer (connect the battery to the inverter and plug the freezer into the inverter). A standard lead/acid car battery will provide sufficient power for the freezer, and can be recharged by swapping out the battery on your vehicle, assuming you have one. If you don't, you would need to consider a solar unit, or wind turbine. The alternator in your car would recharge a battery in about 40 mins. I haven't covered everything here, but just a few of the basics. Hope this helps. Have a Merry Christmas.
@chancepaladin8 ай бұрын
kill-a-watt meter is your friend. it tells you, so you can tell us, how much your system uses so we can try to figure out a solution.
@dandycat22048 ай бұрын
@@chancepaladin Power requirement is on the labelling on the back.
@thomascrompton77758 ай бұрын
I waa sold on this but i think im going mango e.
@joash4808 ай бұрын
Pecron has the same thing but hundreds of dollars cheaper
@TyeWills7 ай бұрын
EcoFlow with the 240v all in on unit is so much cleaner than these. No hub. No wires looping from battery to battery.
@Me-kf4og8 ай бұрын
Will this work in an apartment?
@mossman75278 ай бұрын
Are they EMP protected?
@thatretiredguy89078 ай бұрын
anyone know where to get the platform he is using to roll around the stack. I have the exact same setup and want it more mobile but we are talking near 500lbs. looking for something stable as its pretty tall. Also something were I could stack 3 and 2 to spread out the load
@CityPrepping8 ай бұрын
Harbor freight
@tonygotts1998 ай бұрын
Bluetti is more than ecoflow
@ZackS0994 ай бұрын
This sounds like an infomercial
@user-bb1vq5if7m8 ай бұрын
50k worth of unlimited power. How realistic lol
@stacky512a8 ай бұрын
Ecoflow has WAY better customer support. Bluetti? Not so much.
@Mrintelligent20258 ай бұрын
But all these. Only can help the people. That are making $15 to $2000 a year. But the people who get a check from the Social Security Department . Can't afford one . So what do they do???
@newportnelson8 ай бұрын
And here it is; another affiliate link to sell that would be extremely limited and impractical in an actual grid-down event.
@scottglock179mm8 ай бұрын
Not a option for a every day person This is just a show off show for the rich. A emp and a solar storm will make them expensive bricks of uselessness ....just saying
@timstark79998 ай бұрын
Apollo system is better
@drewbravo86838 ай бұрын
Bluetti customer service is non-existent! I know this from personal experience, Buyer be aware!!!!
@Robnord18 ай бұрын
With all of these super high ticket solar charged power bank systems (NOT a generator by even a stretch of the proper terminology), there are a TON of ultra wealthy people right now. I'll just keep stacking my usual prepping survival type supplies and plan on joining the rebels who raid these folks and take what they have. Clearly they have more $ than sense. Why do I say that? Because years ago I set up cabins in remote areas with generators (real ones), battery banks, and inverters, matching each system to the needs of the family who would use the cabin. These Gucci grade power bank systems made for folks who don't want to learn anything about their system except plug A into B into C and watch power flow seem nice on the surface, but pale in comparison to individual components fully understood by the user...and they're a whole lot more expensive. I can see it now. Eventually these systems will require a vehicle to house and transport all the components.
@merlinwizard10008 ай бұрын
68th, 22 December 2023
@plandsurvival71448 ай бұрын
Paid promotion lol
@zapman21008 ай бұрын
useless product until they make the cables with right angle connectors.
@CityPrepping8 ай бұрын
it's more of a nuisance at this time. but Bluetti is aware of this issue.