Etaker M2000 power station test/review. 240 Split phase system.

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Original Price: $2199 Final Price: $1099
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[@rebecca.fangfang]

The Etaker M2000 uses Lithium-ion battery cells, which is very safe, long lasting life, light weight, andconstant power. Those are very important qualities for me in a large battery like this. Even though it might be a bit expensive for the Lithium-ion cells, they are totally worth it. The weight of the Lithium-ion cells is at least 50% less than the lead-acid type of batteries. Overall I am very pleased with my Etaker M2000. I have tested it with all sorts of loads simulating a power outage situation and it performed really well. 0dB noise within 1000W, Quiet Operation,only 16.8kg（2008Wh）

[@paul.phillips]

Seems like a pretty good power station, but I wish the MPPT could handle more than 50v on solar input.

[@ratm183]

Yeah no kidding, 50v at 21a seems odd and really limits you. 100v would be ideal, but I'd rather have something like 80v at 13-15a. You can't even charge this with a 48v battery bank because the voltage would be just barely too high