NEW AllPowers S2000 Power Station & 400W Portable Solar Panel: A Perfect Match!!

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[@robertb3077]

I am a High School Coach. I tell my athletes "It's all about the technique." You developed a great technique! 11:24

[@TeganHoney]

I have been living in my car for 5 months. Staying with family during extremely cold 🥶 nights. I will move into my own build in March and I am looking for something with a fair amount of input/ output with solar. I plan to use this for heater, heated blanket and fan. Nothing major. I just order mine from Amazon and save $599.00 woot woot! Thanks for this lovely $600 saving content. New subscriber 😊

[@wrxs1781]

For my camper r/v build this is another option worth considering. I do not want any more heavy AGM batteries and roof mount solar panels. Considering the cost and installation plus all the wiring, these power boxes and fold out panels have got me interested for ease of use, and in the winter can be used indoors for an emergency.

[@bibbadybabbedy5969]

I bought one of these but with the 200w solar panel bundle. The panels are incredible. I ran my washing machine from this power station on a cool wash no problem. The fridge freezer too no problem. A fantastic investment. Thanks for your review brother 😉

[@seriouslynow22]

I usually despise a music background because most people's choice of music makes it harder for me to focus on content. Your music is wonderful. Thank you. No conflict with learning.

[@djglobetrotter7635]

I have this unit I like it it gave me no problems so far I’m 18month in now

[@mikekenney8362]

Really great job of presenting value

[@ib516]

Just gotta say..... I really appreciate you and channels like yours who ACTUALLY USE the thing before posting a "review" of it. So many YT folks are much more concerned with their affiliate links than giving the viewer any useful info. Drone Valley dude is so bad for that. You can tell he has never used anything he "reviews". All power stations are at shipping SOC, all cables neatly wrapped from the factory as he does his fake review. So thank you for being real and actually using these products!

[@mgregorio8603]

Thank you very much for the detailed description of the ALLPOWER 2000, it was certainly decisive for me to buy this system as I live in Florida and we often run out of gas for the generator.

[@LitBby]

Best review channel so far covered everything I needed to know!! Well done my friend keep it going

[@tonycooper4712]

Great review brother! I’ve been waiting for someone to do an in-depth review for this product. Thank you🙏🏾

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Glad it was helpful!

[@minaontour]

Thank you for this video - it is very informative. I'm thinking about getting one myself, your review is therefore very helpful. Best regards!

[@jimsteele7108]

I like that set-up.

[@leodanryan966]

I have a few solar generators from 300w to 1280w. This seems to be the best bang for your buck of any I've seen. Unfortunately I just can't justify purchasing it because I have several already, and they meant for emergencies in my particular case.

[@Mega1andy2]

11:27 Tbh i love background music, so it suits me very well when im working!

[@Flowing23]

good review 👍👍

[@cynthiacahoon8907]

I am looking 412 run my refrigerator just married refrigerator I have a smaller unit on my computhen charge my phone's but i'm looking for something that should just plug my fridge in and forget about it

[@davidp6839]

Lighter becuase not LFP. How'd it last, how's the quality for this brand?

[@tlteal]

I have the 400watt panels and the most I saw was around 280w. Not sure what else I need to do to get at least mid 300's besides taking the panels up to the sun itself LOL

[@nikossof]

The panels are waterproof?

[@davidhowell7279]

I don't think that I like the position of the a/c outlets. The cords would hang down over the display and other types of outlets obscuring them. Seems like the solar panel is the best part of the overall system. I would probably pair the panel with a different powerstation/ generator. Perhaps one with a slightly more quiet fan. Enjoying your channel. I like your sense of humor. Definitely do it your way. Musical tastes aside. (I think it was fine) I hope that your cat survives all of the necessary unboxing for the many products you review. Anyways, thumbs up.

[@akira5982]

I like everything about the s2000 except that its not lifepo4

[@tommills8092]

I have watched this video many times and your recent one Dec 3 on the 800w array as I am trying to decide on a portable like this vs building a setup and keep in storage. What other battery packs can be hooked to the Allpowers S2000 and how would you charge them.

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

The Allpowers S2000 doesn't really give you any expansion options for additional capacity. Would probably make more sense to have a couple units so you separate inverters that can be placed in different locations within the house.... They've got an R4000 unit coming to market soon, I think, that will be 3.6KWh and have expansion capability. That should be interesting and likely provide a more budget friendly option to the large Bluetti and EcoFlow home back-up systems.

[@tommills8092]

@@ReeWrayOutdoors I really like the Allpowers solar array and using two of those might be my best bet with another power station. I have a new 110ah lithium battery in my golf cart that I want to keep charged and also use as a battery backup. Thanks

[@kevinreist7718]

If it had Lithium Iron Phosphate battery chemistry it would be even more awesome. Plus, a Nema TT-30 RV outlet would make it most awesome. Still, pretty cool as is.

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Agreed!

[@DoritosResidue]

This panel is almost half the price of ecoflows equivalent. And I hate the design of ecoflows foldable panels. they all bend inward because there is no support behind each panel and that one support makes it floppy. I have the 110 ecoflow solar panel and I won't be buying anymore of their folding panels until they change the flaws. This all powers panel is definitely my next panel purchase.

[@Humble-Engine]

If it was your money would you get this 400w panel or the elecaenta 300w (durability, performance, camp ground ability). Having a tough time deciding. Your thoughts please.

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

if you've got the room for it, don't mind the extra weight...and your power station can handle the output specs, I'd got for the 400W. It's extremely well made. That said, I'm expecting to get my hands on the Elecaenta 300W panel sometime in May and will be doing a video on it in June (for what it's worth).

[@Humble-Engine]

@@ReeWrayOutdoors thanks. I did buy the 300w due to the efficiency number of 24. Haven’t used it yet as my ac200max arrives tomorrow. The panel packaging was beat up and honestly it feels like someone opened it up as the cables were not tied up “clean” if you know what mean. Regardless I hope it works out well, the panel appears to be of good quality and it’s light. I might get the 400w allpowers if the 300w doesn’t work out.

[@user-dm7iw2mu5r]

Don't buy anything from Allpowers during Black Friday promotions Prices raised by 11% from Thursday 16th Nov I'm sure this goes against the rules of a SALE Does anyone know if this is legal

[@etog143]

can I add more than 400w panel on this?

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

It has a max of 500W (18-70V @ 18A). So not more than 1 400W panel. To get closer to the max of 500W, a couple of these Dokio 220W panels would be a decent option (based on specs and ratings...I haven't personally tested these): amzn.to/3TmVagD

[@cretan911]

Hi ReeWray. Can you hook up a 400W and 200W panel in series for 600W? Or is it not possible due to the different voltages?

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

You can, but if there's a big difference in the short circuit current specs, the output of the 400W panel will be diminished since the combined output will be t the lowest short circuit current spec. So let's say the 400W has an Isc of 11A while the 200W has Isc of 8A. When you put them in series, the 400W panel will be limited to 8A....reducing its max output to something like 360W.

[@cretan911]

@@ReeWrayOutdoors Wow better customer service here then Bluetti (and I'm just a Sub)!!! Thank you.

[@cretan911]

@@ReeWrayOutdoors Do you know if these panels are wired in parallel so if part of the panel is covered it will continue charging but only with the loss of what's covered?

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

@@cretan911 I haven't yet tested that on this panel, but I suspect that if there's any shading on one of the five panels, you'd mostly lose the output from that 1 panel. But I'll have to test it to be sure.

[@cretan911]

@@ReeWrayOutdoors ty

[@douglaswindsor120]

One thing no one will answer is how does the solar charge controller know the difference between a solar panel output of 13 to 14.8 volts and an altinator putting out 13.4 to 14.8 will jehu and the professor all say that if you hook up an altinator putting out 13.4 to 14.8 800 to 880 watts it won't charge I ask them why and how dose it know but no answer now since most busses have a 100 amp altinator thats 1340 to 1480 watts

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

I'll take a crack at it. The issue with connecting a car alternator to a solar charge controller is that a car alternator commonly puts out anywhere between 60 and 100 Amps. This might work on a charge controller that is capable of 100A+ , but NONE of these portable power stations have charge controllers designed to handle that kind of current. Most would fall into the range of 10-40A. And if you exceed that, assuming you've not damaged the charge controller by doing so, the 'best case scenario' is that the change controller's over-current protection kicks in to prevent damage and at that point you will get 0 Watts coming out of it until it is reset and an input within its spec'd range is detected.

[@justjoe8660]

Very decent output for this solar panel but it's got some weight to it (48pounds)

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

I think it's closer to 41 pounds (without the box), but yeah...it's hefty!! (but also my new favorite portable panel haha)

[@paulparrinello2526]

@@ReeWrayOutdoorshow does it stack up against the Vtoman 1800?

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

@@paulparrinello2526 I should be getting a Vtoman Jump 1800 here soon, so I can find out. :) The one thing with the Vtoman Jump series is that they do have limited DC input for solar...typically only 200W, I think. Good for alot of people, but for some, it's a dealbreaker.

[@maciekkawalkqcwski8616]

Music is good

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Ha! Thank you sir! Not everyone will agree with you on that though. LoL

[@ib516]

Totally missed the AC charging ! LOL

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

You or me? haha

[@paulparrinello2526]

Vtoman 1800 has a much better deal now for Black Friday

[@mrhalfstep]

Again, I'll ask, check out Cobalt mining in the Congo. Not judging, just informing.

[@frankmadrid8402]

No good my friend it’s only 3 hours with 3 plugs tv and computer and little light

[@avyua]

can you sell and ship it to Ukraine?

[@PAXthe4Th]

These don't last no support from the company

[@christopherbouman160]

Hurting cats is not cool

[@jwrhynejr.6689]

Thanks for this information & review of the products. Will definitely consider getting this bundle soon.

[@bryanrascicot6951]

GM Sir, do you have a email? Would like to ask you a couple of questions about a solar gen/solar panel before I make a choice