Bluetti EB70 test with Iceco VL45

How long will the Bluetti EB70 power the Iceco vl45. Lets find out

[@LiquidTurbo]

Awesome video, so tired of seeing sponsored crap. Nice to see people who spent their hardearned money to buy things and reviewing them. Thanks again!

[@wolfcampreviews]

no problem! i do have a couple sponsors but im being honest in all of my reviews and will let everyone know beforehand if its sponsored. thanks for the comment!

[@Tommyr]

I have the EB70 and love it. I use a Baldr 120 watt folding solar panel with it. Works great!

[@wolfcampreviews]

Yea ive not had any issues with my eb70. I have their sp200 solar panel for it and it works awesome.

[@jjmellooldscool7649]

AC Power will be shorter because the internal inverter robs some power. DC is better.

[@lebon2002be]

Excellent test ! That's what I was looking for. So this power station with a 30L fridge in my minivan, it's going to do the trick during our roadtrip to Alaska (4 months roadtrip from Florida (May to Sept.). Thank you very much ! I'll be charging it while driving during the day.

[@wolfcampreviews]

Awesome! Yea i love that power station. It now powers my iceco vl45 in my truck full time and gets charged when my truck turns on!

[@lebon2002be]

@@wolfcampreviews it’s what I want. absolutely lovely ! Thank you !!!

[@johntate5284]

Great real world review! I also have the EB70 and use it with a smaller ICECO refrigerator, but will probably get the VL45 because it is so much more efficient. I have a 100 watt panel for solar, but also a small propane generator from HD and it will charge the EB70 almost 2 times using a 1lb propane tank. Thanks!

[@wolfcampreviews]

Awesome!! i use it with the iceco vl45 all the time!

[@goneoutside1011]

Great video I had a jackery 500 but it stopped working two weeks after the warranty ran out. I now have a ecoflow river pro.

[@wolfcampreviews]

how do you like the ecoflow compared to the jackery?

[@goneoutside1011]

@@wolfcampreviews I was jackery fan now I’m ecoflow all the way unless they screws up

[@wolfcampreviews]

@@goneoutside1011 thats awesome bluetti has been the only brand ive tried so far and i havent had any issues with them what so ever im very pleased!

[@scottcetnar8043]

Great review. Nice to see that a review was done without the company sending out ther product for review. Well done. My question is that i am looking into the vl45. I was concerned in camping with the power bank. Your bluetti powered that fridge for days. Meaning, that i was looking into the vtoman 1500 powerbank. Your video suggests that if i went camping for 5 days i would not necessarily need solar panels to recharge the battery? I am curious as to your thoughts. If your bluetti at 600 watts powered that vl45 for days, the vtoman 1500 should more than be enough. Am i understanding this correctly? Thank you for your response.

[@krispeterson1021]

I've got the blue 2000.. and just got my VL45 .. I'm curious

[@krispeterson1021]

Wish my bluetti had a sleep mode on the panel

[@wolfcampreviews]

the bluetti ac200? or 200 max? you can go into settings and dim the screen down if you want so its not as bright. i know the ac300 screen goes to sleep im not sure about the ac200 or 200max if there is a setting for it

[@geoffreydlin8043]

Can you recharge the EB70 and run the fridge from your vehicle power ports at the same time (while driving)? I have 120w max combined.

[@wolfcampreviews]

Yes you can charge it while its being used no matter how you are charging it

[@geoffreydlin8043]

Thank you so much for your prompt reply. My concern is that the power consumption on the EP 70 is 8 A, at least according to the website. That would be 96 W. If the refrigerator draws 30+, even on low/eco… I’m afraid I’m gonna blow a fuse.

[@wolfcampreviews]

@@geoffreydlin8043 no this can handle up to 800 watts. the inverter is an 800 watt inverter so if the fridge pulled 65 watts every second its running that would be fine. you shouldnt have any issues

[@wolfcampreviews]

sorry the eb70 has a 700 watt inverter. the eb70s has an 800 watt inverter

[@TheCybercrash]

How much Wh do you get out of it using a low ac device?

[@wolfcampreviews]

It all depends on the units draw each unit will be different. The solar generator has 700 watts so just divide by the ac units draw and it will give you hours. Also need to make sure the ac unit has a low enough startup so it doesnt go higher than the solar gens surge allowance

[@TheCybercrash]

@@wolfcampreviews I've read this unit only delivers around 100wh, because the ac inverter does use up so much power. This is a problem when using a low power for a long time.

[@wolfcampreviews]

If the ac uses only about 100 watts you can most likely get up to 6.5 hours but if the ac inverter uses a bunch of power its hard to guess you would honestly have to try it

[@wolfcampreviews]

Ive noticed when ive tested with my different portable fridges that ac power does use up a little more but its not a crazy amount maybe a few hours. But a fridge isnt on all the time so hard to convert it to an AC

[@Tommyr]

It will last longer on DC because the inverter isn't being used. A/C Inverters take power to work.

[@wolfcampreviews]

Yea i knew it would last longer ive done this test before just never recorded it, ive never had it last as long as it did tho ive gotten maybe 50 something hours. Room temp played its part im assuming

[@Fvck-diversity]

running it via the 12v connection rather than the inverter of the eb70 will save so much power