MASSIVE Off Grid PORTABLE POWER Station! 2400Wh MAXOAK Bluetti EB240 Lithium Solar Generator Review

The Professor reviews the large 2400wh MAXOAK Bluetti EB240 portable power station with MPPT solar controller, regulated 12 volt power, and long life LG lithium polymer batteries.
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* THIS PRODUCT IS NO LONGER IN PRODUCTION SINCE 2022. DO NOT BUY IN 2024! * If you buy this "new" since 2022 it has been sitting in a box in a warehouse at least 2+ years. Instead check out this modern Bluetti --> kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2Xapa16bZmdmtE

[@copperinquarter]

I see that the input is 16-60v/10a... Will this work with a single 12 volt solar panel or do you need multiple in series to increase voltage over 16v?

[@reneesouther6076]

Where do we put the code in? I’m having difficulties.

[@HOBOTECH]

@@reneesouther6076 Click the link, add to cart, checkout, enter code.

[@HOBOTECH]

@@copperinquarter A single high quality panel with Voc in the 22-24v range will work (not Rockpals)

[@baneverything5580]

@@HOBOTECH My God these are under 500 refurbished! And I just bought 5 cheap ones! ARRRRRGGGG!

[@stuartstuart866]

Wow, I think this is one of the best solar generator reviews I have ever seen. Very thorough, and you explained it so I easily understood it. Thank you.

[@danno1800]

This is perhaps the best and most honest video about a producer that I’ve ever watched! Thank you very much.

[@frogfairym]

Hi, we live in power outages area and we totally needed this! I saw another's review but you are so way more understandable, we loved your style, and especially for me SO EASY to understand when I am not a geek on these subjects. PLUS thx for the great discount, wow, especially in these times this is so necessary, I hope you get abundance million times over for helping others becoming resilient and having a discount. You Rock! We will follow you and listen to your awesome videos! Thank you so so much!!

[@Jimmy_The_Goat]

Did you buy it? Is it any good?

[@milojames5593]

Just came across your channel researching Bluetti's. One of the best damned review channel I've watched on anything. Thanks, man.

[@nowakezoneforever6021]

I always enjoy your reviews, they’re straight-forward and very informative. As a direct result of this video I used your link and promo code and bought one to use in my 10x16 cabin. I have a Reliance 30a inlet to 120v outlet thru the wall setup so I can charge the unit from outside the cabin using my gas inverter generator. I’m just getting tuned in to solar though and have two Renogy 100w panels right now, planning to get two more. So thank you Prof, I’m looking forward to delivery.

[@rickwheeler7480]

Got one of these about 3 weeks ago. You answered my question on pass thur charging and discharging thanks

[@donitaforrest9064]

Love the test music...so suspenseful, exciting, the fan is turning...turning...turning......!!!

[@davidmiracle398]

Thank you for your clear teaching ability and numerous excellent video blogs. I just received my 2400wh MAXOAK bluetti EB240 power station along with two 1000 wh Jackery power stations and two Jackery solar panels. I also have the smallest Jackery... I think I may be ready for the yearly power outages that happens at my Mojave Desert home. I'm 83 and the bluetti EB IS a bit heavy to be moving around very much, but in my case it will be positioned in my kitchen neatly tucked under a pantry shelf waiting for the routine Southern California Edison power to go off--usually when the temp. outside is over 110. I love all these power stations... what great advancements in technology ! Thank you once more Mr. Hobo Tech. Your recommendations are so very much appreciated.

[@staralioflundnv]

Hi David! Since you live in similar weather conditions (I live & work in Las Vegas), what are you using for air conditioning and what (and how many) solar panels are you using with your Bluetti 2400wh? I'm 66 and last October ended up with a Pacemaker, and I still teach full time. But the summer heat (yesterday it registered 119 degrees on my thermometer!!!) has become a bit too much. I've only had 2 power outages by NV Energy here this season. Thank you!

[@billychapman1923]

Wow, You'r the Man,,, Thats one hell of a discount .... Ive not seen anyone that can give better discount to there followers than you.... Thank You...🙏🙏🙏

[@joelpeterson]

Boom. Exactly what I needed four out little off-grid cabin. THANKS again for your review and for taking the time to answer my questions. I got the 2400wh model and 6 BOUGERV 170w Solar Panels. Doing 2 groups of 3 in series and then in parallel gives me exactly 67.3 volts to the input as long as I use 60 foot of cable. I just tested it on a super sunny day here so I'm sure I may have to play around with it a bit more when I have my final setup but I'm pleased. Now we will rarely have to run our gas generator at the cabin as we rarely go over 1000W. Thanks again.

[@HOBOTECH]

Awesome!

[@bobross1550]

Geeez what do you need, like an hour and a half of partial sunlight to recharge this beast? Awesome

[@Jimmy_The_Goat]

How is it holding up?

[@hooflung128]

Last week I bought the 1500 and the Bestek inverter from your website links. I just got the 1500 delivered yesterday and the inverter arrives tomorrow although they originally estimated mid to late April. Keep up the great videos!

[@ROBOOHNO]

This video sold me. Purchased, and thanks a ton for the promo code. Subbed for life!

[@michaelhobbs8280]

Thanks for showing the solar panel hookup. Good to know that the Bluetti can regulate the maximum input power without not damaging anything.

[@tick_magnetedschaper5611]

I think this is pretty close to perfect for my Roadtrek. After listening to you today I feel Bluetti will soon make the upgrades you recommend. Thanks Hobotech. I'll be watching.

[@cmorr72]

Thank you for the review, your reviews are always very helpful & through.

[@jacquelinerodenbush6691]

I've been going back and forth with what to buy. I ordered, using your code, during this video, so thank you!

[@terryglendening7166]

You did not disappoint! Thanks for the video! Your comments about what your findings mean in real life help a lot. Like running a CPAP for maybe a week. So many of these type videos assume the average consumer knows way more than we do. Appreciate the practical explanations very much! PS. If you're ever in Ohio, I will be happy to clean the kitty litter box! Lol.

[@dr.vickic2835]

I just bought 2 and am really happy I did after watching your video!

[@mcar-man1751]

Great job as usual. Thanks for the over the top break down!!

[@biashacker]

Man I love that music when you are testing the capacity.

[@robertpeterson497]

i ordered mine and the code worked. thanks for all the tech help. not my cup of tea to old to learn it..

[@48956l]

OHHH that 30w tip about the inverter really helps. I plugged an LED lamp into it once and thought the load display was broken :x

[@brucer81]

Just arrived yesterday so your review was quite timely. Purchased it with the solar panels. I can't wait to push it to the limit. Thanks.

[@Gabriel-mx4qc]

Hi professor, thanks for being so professional and thanks for this rewiev. Im going to get something like this later or but for now im going in another direction. Ive been living in a camper 2 years, loved it, moved back to apartment, dont like it so im moving back , this time into a van. Situation: I live in a city with charging possibilities all around in public places like restaurants, librarys and cafee shops. Also I work at a gym that i have acces to a 24 hours and at care centers where i sometimes work over night, so charging through wall wont be a problem, therefore i wont go for solar panels (that can be ripped of the van and giving tip of to burglers) - instead im looking for a small portable powehouse that i can easily put in my bag ( witch i cary around anyway) and that will fill my needs. My needs are: to be able to, in one charge, at least be able to charge my phone and run my laptop for 10 + hours, im also going to use the powerhouse for lights and maybe a little fan at night. For me, fast charging and light weight is the most important issue since my plan is to cary that thing with me every second/third day or so. To be able to charge fast ( around 3-4 hours) and then stay online for 2-3 days on one charge would be awesome, cuz im kind of fed up allready having to stay at the restaurant for around 1 hour to charge my phone and laptop, i couldnt possible stay 6 hours lol, and i dont wanna be at the gym "all the time "! =D So im not using fridge, AC, TV and stuff like that, only phone, lights and laptop - what would be your recomandation? Thnk you - Don Gabo in Sweden

[@sancochito75]

Thank you. I love your attention to details. Keep it up.

[@cesara4979]

I bought one already, but waiting to see if they upgrade it a little better so i could get a second one. Thanks for this detailed review. Hard times are approaching, better be a little prepared.

[@ReneaDooserider]

Love your videos and especially the little part at the end where your cat talks into the microphone that is so cool. Lol 💕

[@billygarner7362]

Talking cats are not cheap.

[@vaquero3578]

thoroughly excellent review. thanks a lot!

[@Sewspcl]

Great video,! Love the suspensful music!

[@Wolfgang1224]

Thanks for the review. I just purchased an EB240 and 600w of Rich Solar 24v panels.

[@petruachimas8985]

Great video, you help me decide, I'm sold, thanks

[@outofofficetravels8374]

great review and test, thanks!

[@susanl4219]

Finally got our Bluetti 2400w and hooked it up to our 2-200w Newpowa solar panels. It works great! We can run our 400w A.C. unit, instant pot and anything else we hook up. Excellent review was the clincher to purchase. Now we can boondocks anywhere! Thank you for your reviews!

[@gabrielmarshman2819]

Hello Susan! I wanted to leave a comment and ask how your setup has been running since the install. Have you found that the inverter has enough wattage for daily/weekly use? Have you made any modifications or concessions since the install?

[@susanl4219]

@@gabrielmarshman2819 hi and we were able to travel 3 1/2 months and over 9000 miles that summer with no issues. The only thing we would do differently would be to put larger watt panels to produce more. However, our budget didn’t allow it at the time. Thanks for asking!

[@gabrielmarshman2819]

@@susanl4219 that's fantastic news! I'm trying to decide on a unit that will allow the same for a sailboat I bought. What was the model of air conditioner you utilized? Also, thank you for your response :) I love hearing first hand reviews from those who've used these extensively in the field. :)

[@susanl4219]

@@gabrielmarshman2819 I will have to check tomorrow and get back to you. It’s dark now and there are no lights where our camper is kept. Funny you should mention a sailboat. We lived aboard a 32 ft. sailing cruiser for 8 years before settling on land and purchasing a Runaway camper. Though our solar setup on the boat went to batteries with a 1000w inverter. That setup kept us with power quite well.

[@gabrielmarshman2819]

@@susanl4219 I purchased an '86 Prout Quest, 33ft for the same purpose. I'm always happy to find kindred spirits :) she has 1kw of solar at 12v, but no inverter. I can't decide whether or not to overhaul the existing power supply with an upgraded bank ($$$$$$) or simply use a Bluetti ($$$) for the duration of my travels.

[@houstonfirefox]

I own one of these and have been powering my full-size, side-by-side Fridgidaire refrigerator off of it for over a week (supplying 700w of solar). Max overnight use goes from 5 bars to 3 so it should easily be able to run an extra day with no solar available. I live in Houston so we have hurricanes and this is a concern. One thing that DOES bug me is that if the AC is left on overnight (aforementioned fridge) and the sun comes up the next day, the MPPT seems to only charge at half-rate even with full solar (!). I have to power the unit completely down, unplug the solar input, plug it back in and power it back up and it will use the full juice off the solar. Not sure what is going on but very frustrating MPPT operation for continuous use. Keep up the great videos!

[@staralioflundnv]

Houston FireFox, good to know! I'm in Las Vegas and looking for back up air conditioning and powering my side -by-side Whirlpool refrigerator. Yesterday, it measured 119 degrees on my thermometer, and with my recent heart situation, I need A/C insurance to keep me well.

[@mohdshariffudin6485]

You are the best MrHoBo, thanks for this.

[@staypositive4358]

Amazing review! Thanks!

[@metro3692]

Unit arrived. When I plugged it in, it read charging at 222w so it looks like they have been improved.

[@jeelikeingangster]

I love the battery capacity tests! Thank you for taking the 30+ hours each time to test this especially on the >2000 Wh capacity power stations

[@freeandcriticalthinker4431]

You have probably already heard this by now, but Bluetti updated their firmware on the 1500 Watt model as well. It is rated at 68 Volts just like your 2400 watt model there in the video, however the tech department told me that it would usually cut out at or a little over 67 volts, JUST like you showed on your video!!! Haha. I happen to get lucky and had problems with my first one and I ended up getting the updated model with the higher voltage input limit. Just thought I might mention it just by some slim chance that you hadn’t heard it. Love your channel! Keep it up, Cheers

[@blairjimbakerllc]

Excellent review as usual!

[@vikingbrian61]

Just bought the 1500 the other day and I love it. Except for the plugs in the back and no warning beeps to tell you the power is about to run out

[@Schikane07]

Seriously informative video, great set of tests, good job!

[@patrickoshea]

This is the video that answered my questions best, and how I discovered HOBOTECH. My EB240 is still going strong, and I'm always nodding in understanding when you bring the ugly blue box out while testing other modern panels and generators. A solid workhorse. P.S., Yes, you can totally run an InstantPot off of this one, and that cycles off enough that it really doesn't take many Wh at all!

[@bugatti314159]

Thanks for the in depth reviews on your channel! It's a much better way to do reviews than, "This power brick is really cool. Buy it!" like so many others. Being a techie myself, I prefer the hard data your tests provide. I have yet to buy one since I assumed they all had the same cheaply made Chinese internals and were all about the same. I would seriously consider a MAXOAK now.

[@goofyfox]

I actually really like the shape and size of this unit! It's so much easier carrying a heavier object like this, suitcase style. One for each side....saves the back.

[@renegade382]

Great video! Keep up the fantastic work.

[@asmith8092]

Hey HOBO thanks for this vid!! Do you have a vid pertaining to the 500 charger so i can see/learn how to set it up?

[@vyball701]

Thanks for waking up at the crack of dawn and uploading this video! Stay safe and be healthy!

[@vyball701]

James Dean 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 I lived in Nevada myself for 7 years, I know 🤣🤣🤣. Stay safe and take care!

[@danielone06]

Hey Tom another great video. I'm using the Jackery 1000 to power Amazon Basic 700 watt microwave, no problem.

[@fredflintstone1428]

I love the styling of this unit......it reminds me of a 1950's classic suitcase.

[@trekOCLVone]

I love the super quick little * Except you Will Prowse ;) text that flew by at the 19:12 mark. You and Will need to do a joint review on some challenge ( " I double dog dare you " ) you two master minds come up with.

[@dzaz99]

My kingdom for a 1500/2000W inverter! The fact they kept the 1000W makes me scared that a 1500/2000 will be part of the next iteration and is the only boundary from getting this right now. Great reviews on this stuff!!

[@captamerica3693]

I just picked up a used server rack mountable UPS for $75 with a 2000 W inverter. I will upgrade the batteries with Decota lithium brand Iron phosphate lithium batteries for $450. I’m going to hardwire a solar controller with a switch so I can either can charge it from my solar panel or the wall with its built-in charger the whole project will be well under $500 and will outperform units Many times the price

[@dzaz99]

@@captamerica3693 look forward to the video of the camping trip!

[@captamerica3693]

Chris Squyres I’m setting it up to run my computer network and refrigerator for up to three days without solar input

[@Jazzmarcel]

Capt America hey, please post a video of this! ...........I may need one of these!

[@richardhouse8364]

great video - his thing is pretty impressive and if these guys listen you your suggestions, they will have an awesome product (better inverter and dedicated industry standard solar inputs!)

[@hugokensdale8660]

Hi, great video as usual! Would you say that the EB240 is suitable to be connected to solar panels that are on the roof of campervan so that it can charge via solar when driving and is it safe to have it constantly connect to the solar panels for full time van life or is it better suited to just solar charging when the van is stationary? I'm asking because the connector that runs the solar into the EB240 doesn't look very sturdy so i wonder if it might unplug itself while driving? Thanks for any help!

[@topspeederalmond]

I wish they would make one with a 2K inverter. I need my full size K cup in my sprinter. Can you do a vid on sub 1K appliances for off grid guys?

[@valkyriesanborn189]

Love your channel!

[@glamperjan]

Great video Tom!

[@Sylvan_dB]

Looks like a decent unit, but I'm going to have to keep saving for a Titan. The inverter unit separates from the battery for two 33 pound pieces. Can stack additional 2000wh batteries. Can connect up to 2000w of solar (two X 1000w strings up to 150v).

[@raymondjones7489]

Man!!! I like it!!!...thank man!...good job! 😊😊

[@charlesaucoin9541]

Except Will Powers LOL. Received my explorer 1000 and about a week later got the 2 solar saga 100's I need to review your video on how to make the cable to connect both panels to the 1000. in my 1st test I ran my CPAP on 12v and only used 7% vor 8 hrs of use. next night ran on ac and it used 13% for B Hrs.

[@anthony74157415]

First I would like to say thanks for all the vital information you contribute on your channel. As a first time solar generator buyer I purchased the EB 240 with the 2- 200 watt bluetti solar panel kit. The length of the cable leaves a bit to be desired. I would like to add 40 to 50 ft to this unit if possible but do not want to purchase the wrong cable. Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. This is the unit I purchased. I also opted for the 4 yr extended warranty. BLUETTI EB240 Portable Power Station 2400Wh with 2pcs SP200 Solar Panel 200W, Lithium Backup Battery Solar Generator for Home RV Emergency, 1000W AC Outlet , MPPT, Foldable Solar Panel Bundle, Indoor & Outdoor Power Alternative

[@Jimmy_The_Goat]

Would you recommend it a year later?

[@udmbfckx2916]

Hobo and Will together kick some serious ass.....Batman and Robin indeed! One is still Road, the other one is more Home now, and they both complement each other nicely......PERFECT! I just wish Batman's Batmobile was a bit more reliable, for his own good.

[@Garyprimus1]

Hi, thank you for a great video and in depth review of the system. I would love to ask a question and hope for a response. I am getting the Bluetti EP240 with 4 BougeRV 180 watts mono solar panel 12 volt. Will a 30 feet 10 AWG solar extension cable be heavy enough to run the 4 panels at 30 feet?

[@whoduhthunkit8678]

I've been really enjoying your informative videos could you let me know what your opinion is on which product you would rather have during an extended grid down situation the eB 240 or the AC 200? I'm wondering in an emergency will either one operate a Residential well pump so I can get water and as well as other things

[@benningtoncamper2852]

Naturally I bought the 1500Wh unit a couple of months ago and am just now getting a replacement from Maxoak for it. Now I wish I had waited a few months...

[@zonacrs]

Would also like to see a second regulated 12V output. Run 2 12V heated blankets as an example.

[@petermashak3341]

Have one on order, should be here shortly.

[@arbimd2]

Wow best review. Well done and keep it up

[@lanfordmims5080]

Great video definitely will like and subsribe. Also what is that unit behind the voltage booster with the white wires? Thanks, loving your videos!

[@yogeshshrivastava1943]

Love the review

[@rnunezc.4575]

Great video and info. One thing I haven't seen (I m new subc catching up) on your videos I ve seen is length of cables to charge from panels or other source DC and cable gauges to watts effectively output to inverter etc...DC goes down a lot relative to gauge and length....hope my English is OK...bests

[@metro3692]

Their site gives 10% off and your code worked!! I got it for $1599.00 no tax and free shipping. Thanks so much.

[@forrestmichnevich7371]

Did you have to apply two codes to get the 10 percent and the hobo discount too? How did that work?

[@metro3692]

@@forrestmichnevich7371 No, the 10% was a Memorial week sale. But it was listed at $1899.00 and with Hobo's code it came to $1599.00. So instead of entering the code for 10%, I used the Hobo code.

[@thomasb4235]

Thank you!!

[@soclogix696]

Awesome review. Great information. Will you eventually be reviewing Point Zero's Titan? Looking forward to it!

[@HOBOTECH]

Feel free to write them and have them send me one for review. They ignored my two requests.

[@soclogix696]

@@HOBOTECH Email sent! :) I hope they come around. They're doing themselves a disservice if they don't see the value you would add to their product enthusiasm. Thanks for all the great information.

[@imakeartwork]

Great review. What adapter would you use to wire this up to power the rest of your AC appliances like RV house lights?

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[@gerald4nomads]

I have two Goal Zero one 1000 and 1400 that cost well over $2900 I’m sad to say. I wish this unit came out first. My one Concern would be the recharge time because I don’t like sitting in the sun or positioning my vehicle for direct sunlight. I preferred to recharge my Equipment with my Honda en2200i. I’ll be glad when some company finally develop A multi-purpose fast charger that could be used on any solar battery. pack With variable voltage and amperage.

[@msnpassjan2004]

I hope the next version shows percents instead of bars. I use percents on my Jackery to see exactly how much battery I used on my CPAP so I know how many more hours I can sleep.

[@jonh8488]

lol

[@DM-jc9ih]

I have been wanting to purchase a portable solar battery system for the last year. This one completely will take of my needs, 1k inverter is perfect, that's more power than most people are aware of. For the price point this is the best on the market, I ordered one from Amazon using your discount code for $300 off! the total price was $1,699.99 no tax and free shipping. I have watched others reviews, but you by far explained the system in better detail. Thank you for the needed info and providing a real money saving code. I can't wait until I receive mine, estimated arrival 4/7-4/17 2020

[@dieselnine1022]

D D: I ordered one too. I think my arrival date is a little further out than yours. Also, I wanted to order the Jackery 100W panels, but when I placed my order for the MaxOak, the only type of panels that were left were the Rockpals 80W. I had hoped to hook them up (4 of them) in series, I guess, to get 320Watts, but now I don't know if I can hook more than two of the Rockpals together in parallel. Hope you enjoy your battery when it arrives!

[@chrishill1286]

Mine should be here this week with a solar kit 4x100 watt panels. Super excited to be entering the solar energy world.

[@HOBOTECH]

I hope you got it from Bluetti direct with my discount and didn't get ripped off by a certain 3rd party that sells an overpriced 4 panel kit.

[@chrishill1286]

@@HOBOTECH Genny was at the current price levels I was seeing out there, The 4x 100 watt panels were about 125 each free shipping, I got the wiring and two connector thingies first and they look high quality. Sound okay? Sorry I had no idea you had a discount code. I paid 2k bucks for this "kit"

[@jashannon]

Thanks much. 3 Renogy 100 watt rigid panels used to go over 67.5 open circuit voltage, but 3 new version Renogy panels are under 67.3, FYI. And 300 watts is sufficient power for 2400 daily watt hours IMO (in Southern California near the ocean.) The new Bluetttis take more voltage and have higher inverter output. I run a Commercial Chef microwave on full blast on my 2400, which is just under 1000 watts on full blast. I have to flip off my dedicated power strip to my mini fridge when I max the Bluetti out with the microwave.

[@Elizabeth-yw1hj]

So informative and well done. You mentioned possibly putting in an Andersen connector, do you have plans to do a video on installing the Andersen connecter????

[@HOBOTECH]

Doubtful. They have newer products now.

[@lanfordmims5080]

Quick question, what is that unit with the white wires connected to the voltage booster?

[@udmbfckx2916]

Thanks for your review.... It is basically a 1500 with more capacity and a few little things here and there. I wish for: 1) A more powerful inverter (1500 W) and true higher peak capacities (2000 W). 2) Upgraded HW for a higher/faster charging time, both solar and AC something the Goal Zero (1400, 3000) allows you to do if using their 2 ways concurrently. But hey, nothing is perfect and you have to compromise between price, features. portability/size and capabilities. This is the BEST DEAL so far in that battery size.

[@almostrvperfect6203]

This all-in-one package is more and more getting my attention. In a Promaster camper van I would be using this type of solar generator to power 12 volt lights, water pump, TV, and USB outlets all connected to a fuse box. How would you connect this EB240 to the fuse box? Thanks

[@HOBOTECH]

Not advised. The 12v output is only 10 amps. You're better off plugging it into your shore power line.

[@jamesklucky777]

which power station Jackery, Bluetti, GoalZero, or Eco FLow works with any brand solar panel. That feature seems the most important. Also so that you don't have to make any special cable but just right out of the box. I think that would be a great video. thank you so much. your videos have helped so much

[@Save_Room]

Best review ever, I would like to know, considering the 2500 charges at 80% if this bluetti uses lifepo4 .. thanks!

[@villagecottage2418]

We just bought the Bluetti 2400 from you. What brands of solar panels would be best. We are considering a suitcase type of panel. Thank you for your youtube channel. Very informative. And Thank you for the great discount. Jennifer and Edward

[@PaulLadendorf]

I was only able to get 1.8 KWH (75%) from mine. This is the 3rd video I've watched on battery capacity testing. They all did it differently lol. The 2 others used the killawatt and figured in inverter losses.

[@sages101]

I was so happy with my first unit that I bought a 2nd. But on my new unit, I noticed the cooling fan doesn't turn on while charging (wall charger). I'm wondering if it's a new production model and they removed that feature? The LCD display is a little bit different as well. I know the cooling fan DOES work because I loaded more than 400w of AC to force it on, and it does work...

[@vanlifenomadfirekeeper]

If your a Nomad living on the road. This isn't a good option if you can't charge it directly from the dash socket without buying another inverter. My jackery plugs in into my dash without additional attachments. I've had it fore two years. Love it (-:

[@perrypaulding7737]

Thanks! I just got one with some solar panels. What is your discount code for a 50' MC4 extension cable? Can you point me to the right one? Thanks!

[@michaelgrabarek2351]

I always enjoy your vids. I purchased the older model Bluetti 2400. I charge it with 3 Bouge 170 watt panels in series. Presently they are not permanently mounted on my RV and I have them wired in series. I am planning on mounting them soon and was wondering if I need to do so in parallel? Thanks for your help!

[@HOBOTECH]

Keep them in series.

[@cesara4979]

Would this run an induction cooker/top burner, if so which one, what wattage would you recommend ? Thanks in advance

[@taranchenkoigor]

It would take 4000 watt hours to run 5000 btu air conditioner for 8 hrs. So, two of this power stations needed for comfortale night sleep. 3800$.

[@marcgardner9865]

I think these devices are superb for apartment renters. Just use a few small, albeit low wattage panels in the windows. Any recommendation for one of these with maybe a UPS function?

[@justmeandmystove]

You'll be lucky to any sun in the UK winter !!! Its overcast most days here.

[@nicklancaster1701]

Can you connect inputs to charge this from the cig lighter (with additional inverter) and a solar panel at the same time, so when I shut off my vehicle the device continues to receive power (if the sun is out for my roof top panels)?

[@WanderingHead91367]

Thanks Dr Hobotech! Great review. A little more technical than my little brain can process, but I enjoy how thorough it was. Could you renew that promo? I am a lot late - August 2020, but it looks fantastic! Thanks for the good work!

[@HOBOTECH]

Link and code still works.

[@jasonsmith4969]

Sweet, I'll take it!

[@merlinegermilus2844]

How much is it

[@jayson1710]

From what I've read it's better for me to wire my three 100w solar panels in series and not parallel to get the quickest charge time, right?