Dabbsson Power Station...8330 watt hour unit....Largest one I have tested

[@southernprepper1]

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[@garytrawinski1843]

I'm almost 70 years old and I know how to use an app. I just set my Dabbsson app in about a minute. Older people are pretty tech savvey. I was using an IBM PC when they first came out.

[@bigdog5601]

Thank you for you’re honesty sir!

[@jimmyrants4342]

Great review, but I am going to stay with my beast Bluetti system. This unit seems so difficult. Thanks for your honest review.

[@gacputech7719]

I have just the main DBS2300 unit, and may add one expansion battery later. One of the things that sold me on it was the low cost per watt hour, and that I could charge it very fast, in just 2 hrs from my generator, (or at a decent rate from solar) then shut off the generator and use the Dabbsson overnight. This unit is unique with being able to charge an expansion unit backup battery independently, and that sounds like a good feature to me. It has a pass-through mode like a UPS where it can also automatically switch over within about 15 ms. It also is one of the first units to use a safer semi-solid state EV battery technology. Adding WiFi and Bluetooth control was a bonus that many of the other companies do not have. If you tap the power switch the display turns off immediately, and the AC power and DC power buttons kill their outputs immediately. I believe the unit times out for a complete shut down in two hours if not being used.

[@markhunt6573]

What do you think of using this as a standalone unit? Not interested in the extra batteries

[@knotlib]

Purchased a 3600 wh ECOFLOW. Cost a little more but works excellent

[@ronicarbine8723]

I agree. I have two delta pro units with two batteries and two smart generators.

[@carnaud]

I got 30kWh LiFePro array and 16k of inverters. $14k installed (myself). For Critical loads

[@joni4632]

I can’t believe that desk didn’t buckle!

[@KungPowEnterFist]

Beta unit quirks aside, honestly, most of these "complaints" are unjustified or just plain ridiculous. The "unit" does not weigh 166 lbs (actually 164.1 lbs). Its 53.1 lbs for the main unit, and 55.5 lbs for each battery unit. Its three separate units, and you do not have to carry all of it at the same time. In any case, the similar Bluetti setup is 221.1 lbs total or about 35% more. Any DIY setup with this capacity and features will easily be in the mid- to upper-200 lb range. Next, it was you who decided to stack the units. You are not required to stack the units. As for charging commentary in general, you are making a mountain out of a molehill. AC charging is via one connection point. You plug in the main unit and it charges the main unit and battery units from that one connection. If you are using this in a home back up situation, what is the problem? You got AC wall plugs everywhere. If you are charging from home solar, you would have a set panel array to inverters and you charge this unit from that setup via AC. The DC input solar charging implementation on these types of units are for occasional, light duty field charging. How many solar panels are you bringing with you in the field? Fifteen 200W folding panels, 500 feet of cabling, combiners, etc.? You bring all that? Of course you don't. Its not a thing. You bring a few 100W-200W panels and you get what you get. If you really need more than that, maybe this product is not for you. Simple as that. But let's say you did provision all those solar panels. The answer is easy. Jumper the solar inputs across the units. Each unit will draw up to its maximum current until its full, and the balance goes to the remaining units until they are full. This is not difficult or complicated, and you are already doing this anyway with the AC. Its not a problem. But you want to offer us help on how to pick a system? You don't even understand this very simple system. 🤣

[@garytrawinski1843]

I bought the main unit and an extra battery. I put them on a small furniture dolly from harbor freight to move around. It was about 12 dollars and it works fine.

[@YH7R]

Hello I came across your channel seeking reviews on this unit as to wether to purchase or not, I currently own an energizer PSS2000 , but looking for a second unit of this capacity, and I must say your the most un-bias pure reviewer that i've seen that's cool , that alone makes me feel your honesty is true and pure, unlike some other persons raking in the kickbacks but not being totally honest thank you much respect to you.

[@johncox7121]

Nice Cobra GTL on the shelf Dave..just had one Modded for side band

[@garytrawinski1843]

I just picked up a DBS2300 plus with one extra battery for $2380. The deal appears to be over for now. You can take another 5% off if you have Amazon credit. The total price without tax is $2261. That's about 42 cents per watt. I don't think you will find a better deal.

[@justnana2256]

You are very clear and honest in your reviews. Thank you. ❤️👍🇺🇲

[@christinagardener1889]

Thanks for your upfront review. Good to know before we buy.

[@Cthomas5678]

We’ve been looking at some solar generators and taking our time so many to choose from.

[@markhunt6573]

You can get the base unit for 1399.00 now with coupon

[@clanceyrussell8773]

Dave my wife and I are looking to get a solar generator for our cabin to run ac or a 1500 watt heater but I feel this is way over my head. Would it even be feasible? We only stay there on weekends

[@pilinke11]

Solar is not recommended for heating just best option would be gas. I use a portable gas heater during winter

[@ericwitt4586]

Yea when u pay 6 to 9 grand for all of those I just spent 3300 bucks for a solar generator with solar panels so my teenage grand boys could get enough power to not be booup at my off grid cabin which has solar power but I needed it for my whole family and I hope and have confidence that it will work if not I gotta 1 year send it back warranty

[@cecerider4414]

This is the first I have seen that is a no go because it is too complicated. I don't use anything I can't understand. I have a system and I love it. It's a Delta. I can add to it or not as I need. So far so good and yes. I have used it.

[@garytrawinski1843]

Did you have to disconnect the battery from the main unit to charge it? I have two 200 watt panels in series connected to mine and it doesn't show that I'm getting any solar input.

[@Mike-x2y2r]

Have you tested AC charging? I assume (hopefully) it's just one AC cable into the main unit that charges all 3.

[@garytrawinski1843]

Yes, it is just one AC cable to charge all three.

[@ms.sunshinesue8719]

Thank you for your honest review.

[@KathysTube]

Thanks Dave 😎👍

[@Fazak38]

Are those units a fire risk how safe are all these battery units you bring in your home.

[@southernprepper1]

These are lifepo4 so better than the ion ones.

[@michaeld4502]

I like the redundancy of chargers just in area failures…. Is there any dc ports on extra battery?

[@CabinGRL]

Thx Dave for doing all these reviews!

[@markblumhardt]

This thing is almost $2K. There’s a lot of competing preps for that kind of money, one off which is I can buy a LOT of gas (today) to power my generator for the same amount.

[@EM-dq5br]

But what about if or when gas is not available....or if shtf really HARD and the price of gas is too much for the average person?

[@dougthompson1598]

A traditional gas generator is a cheaper way to go, but as some point out, gasoline is a commodity and availability might end up being a problem. Second, a generator is hella noisy, and with something like this, you can run some essentials at night without the generator noise, and use the generator during the daytime to run the house things and also charge the power bank. And in a true SHTF, charge via solar ( you'll need more panels and also know how to set them up properly and not fry your batteries) or even a wind-powered generator.

[@eagleeyeviewimages]

Good stuff 👍

[@kilroyjones7786]

I need one. Please help.

[@patrickcowan8830]

thx

[@PaulAtreidesMuadDib]

One Screen to Rule them all!

[@mrwillowwayranch3975]

Is the inverter pure sine wave or modified sine wave?

[@gacputech7719]

It it pure sine wave.

[@donaldatkinson7937]

Wouldn't it be cheaper and much better, to just get mabe 4 high quality, like sharp 200 + watt panels, a good charge controller and inverter, then add a few L16 batteries? Definitely not a portable unit, but I believe much better.

[@joshweitzel6788]

Use LiFePo4 if you’re going to do that.

[@mannyfragoza9652]

it seems like a really good unit but the price might be out of lot of peoples range. My suggestion if you need this kind of power and you can get some help with the setup. there are Lithium batteries in the 250 amp range.12V 200Ah Plus LiFePO4 Battery, Built-in 200A BMS, Deep Cycle Battery with Max 2560W Output Power, 600 dollars buy 2 its 1200.00 (5100 watt hours) for less than have the price, all the power you will ever need. Matter of fact one battery will run just about all your electrical devices IMO. Ive gone both routs the Power box and the batteries.

[@janetalexander6671]

Hello Dave 😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@henrymorgan3982]

As the French say, Too BUKU!! LOL!!! Thanks Dave!!

[@janetalexander6671]

This is Awesome🇺🇸🙏👍💙✋

[@petrawagner4946]

I find the cost of the entire systems required to actually, reliably, run anything important in one's home (deep freezer, fridge, heating/cooling), for solar kits is absolutely prohibitive. Especially since the batteries do not have a good life cycle. Too bloody expensive for me. The "cheaper systems" might be ok for a camper but nothing I've looked at is doing anything for a home operation (not even talking about total home backup, no). Because most of us cannot afford to live on a homestead because that is also cost prohibitive beyond imagination. I tried, never worked out well in spite of excellent, solid research - well alone cost more than double due to dry holes and wellhead being so far away from actual possible home site. Water filtration system at least 8K. Septic system 15+k. You gotta be very well off to do this... really appreciate your reviews of these different systems! Very competently done and put in user-relevant perspective. Thanks!

[@NOLAgenX]

The batteries don’t have a good lifecycle? You likely won’t live long enough to take this down to 80% capacity! It’s over 3,500 full discharge and recharge cycles. Even if someone would do this every day then it ‘s about 10 years. RhT’s quite a lot.

[@garytrawinski1843]

@@NOLAgenX It's actually 4500 full discharge cycles to 80%.

[@dougthompson1598]

It does take a LOT of money and income to live like you are in a pre-industrial era.

[@barbaraholladay8277]

So do you recommend this for solar power panel? So complicated! Will this run a 5000 btu window a/c unit for 8 hours a night?

[@christinagardener1889]

Dave didn't recommend this one. It's really hard to run a c off of these kind of units because a c uses so much power. Based on the approximately 8,000 watts this unit has, if it was fully charged, would only run a 5,000 watt a c for only a little over an hour. I think a small window unit that cools only 1 room could make it through the 8 hours. It sounds like this unit might be difficult to fully recharge with solar in one day.

[@dougthompson1598]

I can run a 1300watt (about 9500 BTU) portable AC unit overnight with this setup, the 2300 plus the two extra batteries. The compressor draws most of the 1300 watts, but isn't running continually once the room is cooled to the set temperature. In an 8 hour period, the power bank will discharge between 50-75% depending on outside temperature and what I set the room temperature to on the AC. I got this to prepare for extended outages after hurricanes. I can recharge it via my gas generator during the day, running the AC in my bedroom from the gas gen during the day too, to keep it cool, and also run the fridge etc from gasoline in the daytime. At night, I will be able to run the portable AC so I can sleep, and keep the fridge/freezer going too. This will not power the entire house for a day, let alone an entire week, but as an emergency "bridge" until the power is back it seems to be acceptable for my use. The next step up, a whole-house backup that's good for a week, is about like buying a car money wise.

[@AnthonyVanzant]

great review cause its'a legit review' good machine for the right set-up n'a ton of power yet alot'of money' ,, appreciat'd brother dàve cause 1'thing is for'sure 'we gotta do our best to keep our food cooling systems running in'a grid down situation and hav'that "fighting chance" that youv'instilled in us' (workononit (countonit' ,,,

[@joshweitzel6788]

I like it

[@GFox...]

😢😭 Too expensive for me!!!

[@garytrawinski1843]

I got the main unit and one extended battery for less than 45 cent per watt. You can't do much better than that.

[@PunishedJohnMcClane]

KZbin unsubscribed me from your page without me knowing. Sneaky

[@Rocky1765]

Bluetti way better quality and better price.

[@garytrawinski1843]

I got the main unit and one extended battery for less than 45 cent per watt. You can't do much better than that. I also have two Bluetti AC200P's also. No app for them. So, you are stuck with the firmware it came with. They are OK, but I wouldn't buy another one.

[@ccccclark2605]

👍✝️🙏❤️

[@Lathissa]

Thanks for all the info. Don't think that is a very good setup. To complicated

[@JensenSarpy]

The Gospel for the N.T. Age of Grace/Church Age is 1 Cor. 15: 1-4 KJV. Other verses: Rom. 3: 25 KJV, Rom. 3: 23 KJV, Rom. 10: 9-10 KJV and Ephesians 2: 8-10 KJV. It's what Christ did for us that we're saved and it's by faith alone, not works. We're forgiven for all sins by Christ's shed blood. Amen!! Have a blessed day everyone!!

[@mikegreene8461]

Horrible video, horrible audio...

[@Tactical-hg7ov]

That is a lot of power.

[@robertdefreitas940]

no thanks. ill stick with my 2200 honda. ill give these things one advantage. they are silent. just doesnt fit my needs. do your own research people.

[@JohnSmith-hm7eh]

SouthernPrepper1 stresses the "Grey Man" approach in many of his prepping videos. [Difficult to hide a solar panel though] ... Noise does carry a long way at times [In a grid down situation, the 'noise' from a generator might become a people magnet. ... A particular Honda 2200 generator can operator with propane, natural gas, or gasoline; definitely a plus for many people.