Inergy Flex 1500 Tested: How Much Can it Power?

[@CanadianPrepper]

Get an Inergy flex system here/ with presale discounts glnk.io/p5q/canadian-prepper or get a smaller ZENDURE powerbase system canadianpreparedness.com/products/zendure-superbase-600-watt-solar-generator use coupon code SURVIVALPREPPER for 10% off the Superbase In depth breakdown of the Flex Specifications kzbin.info/www/bejne/baOxYWmJitGKhdE

[@cuteone1702]

@HH I received mine. I felt bad about announcing it but then I thought sharing the info is far different than bragging. I hope others who received them would speak up. Some are very quiet about announcing any preps. It’s an awesome unit.

[@Yakar-Yaoh.6651]

You should discuss the EMP surge plug.

[@alexketteman5202]

You're trading power for silence and portability. I'll take that trade, especially for the majority of circumstances where I would need to use a generator. Sun will be shining long after the gas tanks run dry.

[@lagunn327]

Right! It is always better to diversify when it comes to back up power. I have a dual fuel (gas/propane) generator, but I absolutely love my solar generators. So quiet and OK inside the house. i have a collection now. You just have to be understanding of their limitations until you can get to sunlight with solar panels or alternate forms of power to recharge.

[@iLeah1]

@@australianwoman9696 Wind turbines are a great option, as well. 💗

[@rueda82nd]

@@iLeah1 we need these options i agree

[@Dr.Gunsmith]

Absolutely

[@childofgod884]

In my opinion this thing is overpriced. You can get a Bluetti AC200P for $1699.00 with a 2000wh battery and a 2000 watt inverter with a 4800 watt surge, and lifepo4 batteries with over 3500 cycles to 80% capacity and the batteries for this thing are $850 a piece let's say you buy two batteries that's $1700 right there, with $1700 you can buy yourself another Bluetti and have 4000wh of capacity with two Bluetti's the only advantage that this thing might have is that you can take it apart and it's lighter weight so there are tradeoffs to everything 😉

[@topo7777]

Seriously though, I'm stacking ramen and Wild Turkey here in Texas. Y'all come on if society melts down. There is plenty to go around.

[@VinceDiaz]

Nice. I’m in Texas also! 👍🏼

[@ragnarmjolnir9654]

Im a Texan stuck in La. but Ive got stores and fireworks. Headed to San Antone area next year. ( If the nazi sunsobeaches dont close borders) 👍🇺🇸🖖👽🤡🔫

[@christiansoldier7588]

TX here as well...just north of S.A. anyone interested headed over to my channel and leave a message with a email alias...

[@FunWithGuns]

My dude 👍

[@JRod979]

Hell yeah brother! TX in the house!

[@SHAULYISRAEL]

Thank you for your service to humanity Canadian Prepper.

[@LittleUrbanPrepper]

A major point is that they are compact and SILENT. A fuel generator can never beat that. It may not provide you luxury but a solar generator will run all your essentials except submersible pumps. It gives you electricity AND stealth. Can't beat that.

[@darryllabine2750]

I have purchased many things from your online store, and I'm happy with everything I received. Thanks CP

[@resourcefulgirl]

I just purchased the gold system which should arrive this month. You brought up some great points and in addition, I would like to add weight is everything. This unit is light enough so I can be mobile with it. Think about your wives, girlfriends, and sisters gentlemen. Many of the other solar batteries are simply too heavy for me. This unit could be used by people with arthritis or back issues. The last thing you want in a SHTF scenario is to throw your back out.

[@resourcefulgirl]

@HH In Feb or March. It's delayed. Now they're saying it won't arrive until July.

[@carlyoung123]

How is your order coming so fast? I've been waiting since October and they just told me that they are currently shipping April and may of last years orders out now. Pls update us and let us know if this is true because they told me in May that my order should arrive in a week or so and then it went from that to the end of June and then end of July . Now the current news is a few more months.

[@resourcefulgirl]

@@carlyoung123 It's not fast. I purchased but still don't have the item. in August it will be 6 months. I'm not happy! Plus, the presale is still going on!! They can't deliver on what they've promised to customers still waiting.

[@carlyoung123]

@@resourcefulgirl lol 6months is better then a year. Im not happy with them either. It could be a scam I just asked them for a refund so we will see if I get my 3,200 back

[@resourcefulgirl]

@HH Maybe you misunderstood. I will have waited 6 months come August. I emailed then Wednesday and they said they would provide an update Thursday. I didn't get an update though. I have no idea when I'm getting it. They're supposed to be a good company. I know people who purchased their Kodiac systems and they're very happy. I've been very nice about the whole thing realizing some components might be delayed. But this has gone too far with no end in sight. If you cannot fulfill orders why continue with the presale???

[@Stewartsprepping]

Very nice I only wish I could afford one. I've gotten two Jackery 160 over the past two years for my emergency power it's not a lot but it's better than nothing

[@Dr.Gunsmith]

Anything is better than nothing and I bet a lot don’t have either, now all we need is for them to bring the prices down and make them more affordable, I only can wish 😂

[@HomesteadForALiving]

If you can’t afford generators or solar, focus on other alternatives that take the place of electricity. Rocket mass stoves are cheap and easy to make for efficient cooking, you can get small solar lights at dollar tree, and a well placed mini root cellar costs only a few hundred bucks and can negate your need for refrigeration

[@SpiritofProphecy999]

Bought in May. Still waiting . Expecting it in December…. Hopefully there’s no more delays! Lol I’m grateful for your videos.

[@TheBackinblack333]

So glad I preordered mine. I can't wait to use mine. Did you know, you can use the super charger, on it's own to charge your batteries? I asked Inergy directly. You can use the flex somewhere else, while the supercharger charges your batteries. (They don't need to be stacked together)

[@MattPritchardOfficial]

Marc-Andre, that plus the fact it can charge faster than the power station if you have enough solar panels, was what got me to order a supercharger to go with my extra batteries.

[@MrRhettzki]

You need to start selling these, they wont warranty them in Canada. I was going to buy one last year but wasn't worth it. Also batteries are a dangerous item for importation. BTW I recently purchased some gear from you and was super impressed with quality and shipping/packing. Canada post damaged the box, but your packaging was awesome and saved the gear!

[@Iamgoddessofthemoon]

Yeah. Unfortunately great Canadian channel but very American directed audience. I need to find a Canadian based prepper that will help us out here too.

[@AdventistPrepper]

@@Iamgoddessofthemoon American here and I get it. When I first started watching, I kept getting thrown off as he spoke to "us" and not to you all. He seems like a good guy and a good resource, but I hope you can find someone that does communicate more towards your direction.

[@Iamgoddessofthemoon]

@@AdventistPrepper Thank you... I hope so too lol. Not that I don't love my American peeps 😉

[@123gwilco]

Most people, like myself, that live in hurricane county, in the Deep South, NEED AIR CONDITIONING, almost year round. We need a MIX of Inergy and a dual fuel generator for comfort and survival. The dual fuel can help charge the inergy as well as run a window AC or two along with the refrigerator/freezer, depending on the size of each appliance and the generator. Some Gen sets can also run on natural gas , which is highly reliable in my area. I have NEVER had an outage of natural gas, unlike the recent Texas debacle. When the sun isn’t shining, you can charge your inergy with your generator. You would do better to have both.

[@clarklindquist8137]

Great review. I am interested in this actually. Love the modular aspects. Different from anything else

[@Dr.Gunsmith]

Respect again for your constant information and great videos.

[@VinceDiaz]

Solar Generator plus a small inverter generator to get the best of both worlds. Early on run the gas generator to top everything off then switch over to the solar generator to stay below the radar. Stay safe everyone. 👍🏼

[@Lunarthief357]

I’m watching this video from New Orleans post hurricane Ida. People buy this product!

[@rjs7192]

Love this channel...

[@jopiaspieder1184]

We all do

[@bullitt7544]

Really well narrated and informative video. I have several panels from 300 W - 100 W and then many smaller however I have next to no real knowledge about the batteries that are used, how the charging is regulated, etc.. This helps me think about it some more. I will definitely be looking at one of these inergy flex systems for communications. You do a really good job at explaining things most of us don't fully understand. Great Job.

[@D-FIANT415]

It took to long to get!!!! Had to go with Jackery1000. The thing is a 20lbs Beast💯

[@terrysummers9424]

i ordered a lifepo4 120.00 battery they sent me a 630.00 battery by mistake , it was like xmas

[@ElainefromMaine]

I noticed you put out quite a few videos in the last 3 days. Is your spider sense tingling? You have me worried

[@Electronzap]

That is a nice unit. I recommend getting something like that and saving it for powering higher power devices, while also getting cheaper units for lower power devices.

[@AOSHOOTER]

I just ordered 1 through your link.

[@richardoverton57]

Just my thought if we consider SHTF scenarios what about a Nuclear winter or mass volcanic event? No sunlight for recharge Solar Gens an appliance. I see in this era of time everything is Solar to survive! Imagine, limited Prep. to survive, no homestead to grow food, no sunlight etc. Anyway like this channel. always a thumbs up!

[@bobbymalcich63]

thanks for another video canadian prepper!!

[@sherrymacaroni5916]

Could you demonstrate charging it through solar panel as well as regular wall outlet??

[@chefvincee]

I would like to see that as well

[@seymourrivers6169]

Charges 5x faster with solar than plugged into the wall

[@sherrymacaroni5916]

@@seymourrivers6169 I am very ignorant on such things but I would love to see it demonstrated... what's a reasonable size of solar panel required, how long to charge vs how long plugged into the wall.

[@rizipt]

@@sherrymacaroni5916 Unfortunately there are a lot of variables to be real concise, but I'll touch on a couple to help give you an idea. So much depends on what you want to accomplish which is a good thing I think. The most popular panel size is 100w. Considering you get on average about 5 good sun generating hours, you'll probably want at least two panels so you can get to 1000w and thus fill your battery in a single day. You can go with more or less, just know you'll be getting double or half of that. The standard wall charger is 100w and should charge the battery in about 11-12 hours. It will charge at 100w per hour until it gets near full and will kinda trickle in real slow from there. They do sell a fast charger for $80 that is 225w with the same principle of getting all 225w until it slowly puts the last bit in. You can even use the standard charger and fast charger at the same time. It will not be a sum of the two (225w+100w) but it will be faster than the quick charger by itself.

[@sherrymacaroni5916]

@@rizipt very kind of you to reply!!!! First time ever I got a ballpark figure on what it would take to charge something.

[@danielbast352]

I’ve a rock pal 300.. , and a 100 watt panel. it’s enough for camping long term. If I wanted to run a camp frig, it could be done, but it would be pushing it. I currently charge and run, iPad Pro , iPhone, 2 blue two speakers, lights, flashlights, a fan. My desalt tools. A coffee pot. You need a 700 to a 1000 to run a microwave. SUV off road life.

[@Scrambler85]

I have a E350 cutaway van with 1,200 watts of solar panels and 600 amp hours of lithium batteries. Plus a 3,000 watt pure sine wave inverter. Plus a 5 stage water filtration system.

[@Imagineitwrite123]

Mine should be here by next month. Got an extra battery and the supercharger. Also 4/ 100w folding panels. Can’t wait. Hopefully gets here before the next ransom hack is on our grid.

[@aaronq6922]

You should check out tool brands like Milwaukee or ryobi. Will add another layer of thriving when grid down. Inergy power with cordless tools and one battery for 100+ tools. Great vid. -Q

[@sassidydowns]

When the Shizzy is hitting the Fizzy😂 I really need to get one. I’ve been thinking and looking into getting a generator and solar panels like this for the past year now. Definitely helpful video! Thank you!!

[@outdoorswithjames1]

VERY GOOD PRODUCT RELIABLE AND EASY TO USE

[@witch532]

The problem is that most haven't had to pack 70 pounds on forced marches. I, and many others I know, did that-35 years ago. Yeah, old bones and injuries do suck, but one mostly heals. Now that 60 is fast approaching, 30 pounds is still doable, but only for two or three miles at a time. And lotsa water too.

[@16v15]

Nice battery inverter. I'm waiting for it to generate a sun...

[@dghostnews4910]

Hello every one, pardon my orthography but, I have concerns for the information provided here, do not give me wrong . I like this guy and I just received my unit couple months ago. I notice the charging state of the battery, at the video was 56% at the min-2:56 and at the min 2:55 jumps to 81% I would like to know how he did that. I would like to give him the credit of the doubt because I like this guy. saying that I would like the Canadian Prepper to post a video disclosing this information. I'm not a subscriber but I will at the end of my message... because I like this Guy, but I also want a full disclosure of the information that is posted in KZbin. I know the people who are doing this is for " recreational " but at lot of people follow whatever this guy are saying,. this is nothing personal. I already stated I like the Canadian prepper, so with all respect I would like to know how you do that. Thanks " By the way the editing is almost flawless "

[@kevinglick8671]

Thank You for the explanation it truly helped

[@hellsscoutact5379]

What is the system of Solar that you use as a portable system to charge with. Thanks good video.

[@carlyoung123]

Great video nate, I have one critical point to say because you might have forgotten to mention it but if your looking for something before things go sideways then Inergy might not be the best solution. I've waited since October last year for my order and I still have not received it and they are currently shipping April and may 2020 orders out so in short it will be well over a year before I receive my order and God forbid if I wanted extra batteries then it could be late next year before I receive it Inergy has been great to work with and etc but they are sitting on north of 3grand of my money and still no product so I think I will have to look elsewhere for something that might not be as great but nonetheless I will at least have something incase the bubble pops. I just wanted to throw that out there because I decided to go with Inergy because you said it was the best and etc but you failed to mention that it could take well over a year before you receive your order .

[@jnsky1249]

I actually got a shipping "window" now on my May 2020 order and will update in a month to see if it is true. I ordered a DC and regular version. I am cancelling my order for the regular Flex. Admittedly, they are the only company who has put an emphasis on developing a DC specific item that I know of.

[@carlyoung123]

@@jnsky1249 it went from late next week then to late next month and now probably end of September. So I have very lil hope in ever receiving my order , but I’m standing strong hoping still

[@jnsky1249]

@@carlyoung123 I called them yesterday since I was emailed a shipping schedule..BUT since I ordered a DC version there was suddenly mumbling and then not sure.

[@carlcandiano1517]

Great video

[@margaretrose7211]

I will wait for will prowse to give his brutally honest opinion......

[@FunWithGuns]

So I'm not an expert by any means with solar systems so I have a couple questions. Would it be a cheaper solution to use multiple high watt inverters with multiple panels hooked into like 10 car batteries? Could this be a solution for powering a fridge or deep freezer and maybe recharge phones and other small items for parts of the day. How many watts altogether and what panels do you recommend for this and what watt inverters and how many do you think you'll need to do this? I would love to have an option to run an ac window unit but I think I'm dreaming lol.

[@tompeebles6273]

I think you would be better off having the 10 battery "fuel tank" and 1 solid 2500-3000 watt inverter, check out Ice Hole Power here on YT

[@FunWithGuns]

@@tompeebles6273 that's what I was thinking but also thought if it's possible to have more than one inverter possibly tied into the batteries and you could start more than one unit that requires a high load at startup. I'm definitely going to check that out, thanks!

[@mycabana4020]

I have the older version of the Inergy powerbank and I can run my window ac unit off it for several hours. I could do longer if I did pass through charger from the solar panels. My window ca used 600 watts on high and 300 watts on low. So depends on the watts of your air conditioner and how long you need to run it.

[@sherrymacaroni5916]

Thanks for an excellent presentation. But... what I need to understand now is what it takes to recharge the inverter and batteries.

[@derekdowney3119]

Inergy update: I ordered my flex 1500 system last November. I just received part of my order 11 months later after so many emails to the company. I am still waiting on the other half of my order. Keep that in mind if you want to buy something like this that the wait will be super long!

[@jimhalloran4364]

Great video. How long until these are available at the company again? They say temporarily unavailable. Thanks.

[@susankerr9521]

Now_that's_ a test! :-D

[@shirleyblack4730]

I ordered one of these in March 2021 with website indicating balance billing in April and delivery in May. Inergy Customer Service just told me they are delivering orders for March 2020. Or 17,000 orders before mine! Quit selling these if you can’t deliver as promised!

[@glennhernandez4366]

Keep it going

[@robmey7254]

Another question- what do you think is a ideal and realistic battery amount ppl should be shooting for? Assuming they have some solar panels to charge them? I'm sure everyone here wants to stack the 92 battery but im sure that a bit Excessive, is 3kw 5kw 10kw what ppl should have to be truly set up? Might be a good video to talk to a Stealth camper how live off batterys/solar.

[@sossoft]

So I'm one-week new on the channel and been watching countless videos every day. I'm obviously late on this one since the flex seems to be sold out on pre-sale. Which one should I take instead?

[@snowmonkeythirtyone9065]

Guys I had all this stuff and I got hacked and had to use it. It all got hacked in use while off network. Meaning dead. Did some research and found out that they can be turned off at every entrance and exit port, such as usb or even main power supply at the main I/O gate going in. This would be the capacitor. Even a 1950s blender can be denied access to it's power supply. Solar batteries may charge but no usb output allowed. Please talk to your hacker friend about this, because it was done to me 2 years ago. (Love your channel btw)... ...I'd invest in old school manual solutions, sorry.

[@billygarner7362]

Just a thought: yes these units are quiet, but solar panels in a neighborhood stand out like a sore thumb. The panels may need to be out of sight from the common marauder. Perhaps on a deck shielded from prying eyes.

[@michaelbevan1081]

With this product, what's the customer service like for Canadian buyers? In the event there are faults/defaults or needs to be returned?

[@MamaTthaOG]

What is the best solar generator that could power like a mini-fridge and a few small appliances and enough to keep one room warm.

[@brendanrolston]

Is this the best to use in a van build configuration? vs li-ion batteries?

[@peterwilliamson8721]

I had no idea this is available, that lithium batteries have come this far that's a lot of devices.

[@greyhawketasha]

Love this show, thanks. Can it run a dual induction stove top or a window unit airconditioner?

[@mycabana4020]

Yes, it will power a window air conditioner. How long depends on how many batteries and/or if you are doing pass through charging with solar panels; but does work. Not sure about the induction stove top. That depends on whether it is under the 1500 watts max for this inverter. I have a Duxtop induction one burner cooktop and it worked fine with an older version Inergy powerbank. The upper end Duxtop cooktop (about $115) has wattage levels from 1 to 10. So even though it is rated at 1800 watts (probably level 10) it uses less watts at lower levels. At level 5 it uses about 800 watts and cooks great. 😊

[@greyhawketasha]

@@mycabana4020 Thank you.😊

[@Plastikdoom]

Hmm, am curious if they can/plan to be able to hook 2+ units in parallel? That would be awesome. Maybe you can ask? Lol, probably carries more weight than a random commenter on your vid.

[@greyhawketasha]

Do they have solar panels designed for upstairs balconies in aparments? That would be great.

[@Survivalcharlie2562]

I'm sorry for keep asking but do you know how I said can you make a video of all of your gear in your markhor and your edc do you know when it will be done

[@Survivalcharlie2562]

Its just I really wanted to see all of your gear in your bugout roll and in all of your organisers thank you I appreciate you

[@alexandreslugo4336]

Are these actually finally shipping now? They were supposed to start shipping late last year, then early this year. I know they were having supply chain issues, just curious if that has been resolved, since I am sure there are a lot of back orders. I am on the fence between this unit and the Goal Zero Titan.

[@stever8776]

What solar panels do you suggest? Also I've heard of a higher output generator that is a permanent installation for your car or truck that is powered by your 'fan belt' while your engine is running. So it would be powerful and portable.

[@Phaedarus]

Good review. How would you stack this up with the Ecoflow Delta 1200 watt battery?

[@raymondward1009]

Hi Wattage stuff pull lots of juice when you first turn them on, that's likely why it was shutting down with the heat-gun.

[@BenjaminHibbler]

When will ship the back log of ordered generators?

[@robmey7254]

Do you think they are going to consider making a larger battery option since this all pretty plug and play pick a choose options? Like offering a 3 or 5 kw battery. So someone can buy one big battery and 1 regular size so ppl don't have to stack a crazy amount of small battery to get a high kw numbers?

[@mycabana4020]

A 3k or 5k battery would be super heavy 48 lbs to 80 lbs. I’m glad they are smaller and more portable, yet can easily snap together.

[@robmey7254]

@@mycabana4020 well making a large battery option would cut down cost per kw for ppl how are looking for larger kw options, and I'm those ppl are probably using it in a home power option and most ppl how want to take it outdoors can just have a small 1kw battery

[@freddyhensley7219]

how does it compare to the titan? I'm ready to buy one of these I know the base flex is much less but if I add to it to make it the same as the titan its about the same price. so taking price out of the equation which one do you think is better? I watch a lot of your videos so just want to get your opinion. thank you

[@andyperrine9987]

Can you go over the differences between the different solar panel options? 3 different models & then also the 2 versus the 4. Obviously know amount of time to recharge main factor on 2 versus 4, but maybe scenarios of use in which 2 would be just fine. I want to pre-order, but if the other panels are just as good would go for saving a few hundred bucks. Thx.

[@mycabana4020]

To save money, you can buy the mc4 adapter from Inergy and then connect to Renegy 100watt solar panels (high ratings and only $94) on Amazon.

[@andyperrine9987]

@@mycabana4020 Thank you!

[@yoshibfc]

I know you said this isn’t a whole house solution but is it viable for a condo ? I have a large rooftop terrace for solar collection.

[@devildog5838]

So do you have any idea how long before you will receive after you do the pre-order

[@staceyjean8018]

What solar panels would you recommend for this if price wasn't a limitation with a booster and 3 batteries?

[@ShelliG]

which solar panels do you recommend for what applications?

[@BH-qi9cq]

Is this compatible with the powerfilm? It's cool to have 400w with the ascent panels, but I may be willing to sacrifice wattage for portability. Thanks!

[@DSMLivin]

I ordered an adapter for the 5.5x2.5 charge port to powerfilm from California PC and it works great with a 120 watt and 60 watt chained together to charge my Kodiak.

[@MikeyJdj]

@canadian prepper is the flux going to be worth the price tag and Investment or with your most recent video on the water shortage would more and more water storage be more important

[@VogMtl]

Q. What is the reason for delaying its rollout date? I’ve been seeing it get pushed back for a while now, is it due to shortage of supplies needed to manufacture because of covid disruption to supply chain, is it lack of orders? Just thoughts I’m having as I decide whether to shell out the deposit before waiting indefinitely. Are the company’s financials strong? Thnx

[@stevef]

Can you charge extra batteries with a solar panel so you can swap them out to keep a constant stream of power?

[@mr.longtrail9960]

Do a review on BioLite Campstove 2 Wood Burning Electricity Generator. Might be sufficient for charging your batteries and what not.

[@djmelchisedec6242]

Flex Tactical Power Station can I charge with solar panels on my roof ?

[@sixoffive]

If your powering electronics check into it’s sine wave. Learned the hard way my generator doesn’t work well with all.

[@alexandreslugo4336]

It's a pure song wave generator.

[@daleoser5596]

Your first worry is that will they ever ship the unit to you. I put a deposit down in March for a May delivery....still do not have it.

[@bluebird9193]

When is this generator going to ship?! I am not happy right now waiting on a company who keeps promising to ship but never does.

[@carlyoung123]

They are currently shipping April and may (last year) orders now. If your like me who placed an order in October then it may be a few more months or maybe early next year before you receive your order.

[@ez4009]

@@carlyoung123 I order mine in March 2021 and I just sent an email on Aug 9th 2021to check the status. It just gets pushed back a month every month. I have read somewhere they only have 4 people producing their product. I'm not sure about this, but I hope that when I do get the product that it was worth the wait. I am a little concerned tho, best wishes. Mr.EZ

[@carlyoung123]

@@ez4009 im having second doubts about this company. Actually I've had second doubts 7months ago lol now I just threw up my hands and said screw it. Either I will receive it or shtf will happen and I won't have it. Im still struggling with the idea of asking for a refund because I only ordered 1 extra battery and im wondering how long I would have to wait if I decided to order another 1 or 2. I spoke to Zack 1 ½ month ago and he told me that they have shipping dates planned and I would receive the list later on in the day or later that week and here we are month and ½ later and still nothing. So I just don't know what to say or do. I've already committed this long and im at the point to where I want to give up on them but also I don't because I got 10months in already and feel like it should be coming soon lol. Pls keep us updated for all we know this whole thing could either be a crappy situation and we are working with a company that has all the best intentions or it could just be a scam.

[@ez4009]

@@carlyoung123 I feel the same way, I only wish that they would give us more reassurance. Like you mentioned is this just a scam or what, are we ever going to get our product. I have had a power outage twice this year; the longest has been only 3hours it would have been nice to see how it would have handled it. I had to resort to a power inverter to supply my minimum power for the refrigerator and internet. I hope it turns out for the best soon. Thanks for your input.

[@tonetone8980]

Thank you for this content one of the better prepping channels. Is it just me or don't it seem like the ones calling prepping crazy are the same people who all of a sudden start calling today. They know I left the city moved took up farming and raising live stock out on 100 acres in Santa Cruz mountains 4 years ago. I changed the number🤣

[@heavymetalpermaculture]

Wonder how this would stack up compared to my Titan...

[@shermdog6969]

I have a 500 gallon propane tank running a whole house jenny. I can run everything on my property for a long long time. I can run it only when I need it say once a week. Take a shower, fill water tanks, cook multiple meals, charge everything I have then shut it off. I can easily go a year if not longer. Is it portable? No. Will the propane run out sooner or later? Yes. But it will give me some time.

[@tlwest1]

Florida does it take a window Air-conditioning.. that's what we're down to every time the grid goes down here from hurricaine with a gas generator

[@mycabana4020]

If your window air conditioner is under 1500 watts (max for this inverter) it will work. Most window ac’s are under that limit. How long it will run depends on the number of batteries you have and / or whether you are doing pass through charging with solar panels. For example: If your ac is 600 watts it will run for about 1.5 to 1.75 hours (battery on unit is 1069 watts). So each added battery increases that time incrementally. If you have only one battery, but hook up to 400 watts of solar panels (4 panels each 100watts). You would probably double the time the ac could run ... so instead of 1.5 to 1.75 hours; you’d get 3 to 3.5 hours. I have an window ac with low and high settings...so can conserve energy by cooling the room on high and then reducing to low (only 300 watts usage...so doubled time) or to the fan mode (only 25watts). Then can increase to high again if needed. My older Inergy powerbank can get me through the heat of the day by adjusting between fan, low and high...rather than just keeping at high. Basically, it depends on the wattage being drawn by your specific window ac. Check the back of the unit to see the number of watts it uses.

[@nmlambert4090]

I preordered in March 2020. Delay...Delay...Still waiting...

[@jameskelly9583]

How many have received theirs? (not you guys that do you tube for them) the rest of us. you ask them ...no update...How is that possible?

[@ColleenGratzer-s3s]

It took us about 18 months or so. Used it a handful of times. It's already dead. Never got the crock pot they promised free for the delay either.

[@monicawhite7699]

Anyone have a recommendation for a generator that doesn't cost $1200+ just starting out and won't need anything large but thought even a small one to start for now

[@CanadianPrepper]

You would have to look into gas generators or a smaller lithium solar generator like the zendure canadianpreparedness.com/collections/portable-power/products/zendure-superbase-600-watt-solar-generator

[@amfearliathmor9747]

The SUPA Sp 300 LiFePo4 portable Solar Generator. I had two of them delivered today. £300 each. I prefer the LiFePo4 battery technology despite the less capacity weight performance over Lithium Ion/polymer. Having multiple smaller Solar Generators gets around the 'cabling' problems if using a larger 1000+W inverter in a multi room environments. Having 60W USB C PD is very handy for use with a precision regulated programmable power cable to power 5,9,12,15 and 20 volt electronics from Routers, Radio transceivers, class T Stereo Amplifiers. Satellite HD televisions, LED lighting, Laptop computers etc.

[@mycabana4020]

The Bluetti eb70 is only $500 on Amazon right now and comes with a 700 watt inverter and 716 watt hour battery. Not bad for the price. There are KZbin videos that talk about it if want to know more about it. The screen is a bit annoying in that it doesn’t stay lit, but for the price, not a bad option, if trying to keep cost down.

[@xpz25nfh]

These look like good generators but I can’t wait until they are delivered. Anyone have suggestions for a good one similar to this?

[@rplus5]

My new addition is a new kobalt power supply that snaps onto the kobalt battery to charge your USB products

[@tompeebles6273]

That sounds awesome, i repurposed a old Rigid brand flashlight battery adaptor and battery to power the LED lights in my shed. Works great and i get light for like 8 hours per charge

[@fishcreekcountrygal9896]

I bought a Goal Zero Yeti 1250 around 5 or 6 years ago and I've found it to be relatively reliable for running my home office, and their customer service is amazing. The downside is I lose power so frequently (usually lasting 24-48 hours at least once a month) and it doesn't recharge fast enough, even with 4, 100W panels in direct sun, so I'm considering INergy for a backup while the Yeti is changing.

[@cf3661]

That little heater is 125w on low and 250w in high. I have several.

[@Cogzed]

Here’s what I want to know... Will it power an electric vehicle? Like the new Jeep Wrangler 4xe.

[@clarklindquist8137]

Ecoflow will lower the voltage but still run. Interesting

[@CanadianPrepper]

That wont do any good for the devices you are trying to run. Its not a useful function. With this system you are able to run it up to 2000 watt output for several minutes and 1500 watts continously.

[@fibonacii]

Can you charge this unit using solar and a wind turbine?

[@seymourrivers6169]

yes

[@RRyyas]

Unfortunately i live in Europe and Inergy doesn't have a EU version of this generator. However it's possible to make a DIY solution of this for a lower cost.

[@AllAmericanPrepper13]

thank you...

[@Jhevvon]

Does anyone know if this will power a C-PAP machine overnight?

[@TheCinderyJean]

Yes, for sure

[@topo7777]

There is always and only one question...how fast does it go?

[@FallingAsh]

Website says the presale is $1,350. Am I missing something? Did they just raise the price recently after the colonial pipeline shut down?

[@MattPritchardOfficial]

That's for the battery and the Flex Power Station Module (the part with all the outlets) and the price is unchanged since last year. You can add on extra batteries for $850 each

[@FallingAsh]

@@MattPritchardOfficial Thanks. It's just confusing because in CP's video it says it's $850 for preorder. Still seems reasonable price at $1350 if it performs as well as shown here

[@freedomfighter1861]

I think he means the batteries are 850