Pecron E600LFP portable power station review - $299

[@MatthewYBarbo]

Great testing job! Nice little unit for beginners for sure. Thank you for sharing!

[@jacupdashiell2620]

Thank you for the knowledge (marion nc)

[@johnoudin5646]

Excellent video. Been thinking about this unit and you have pushed me over the top!

[@unpluggedtexan]

@@johnoudin5646 glad I could help!

[@jasonbeymer4025]

Great review. Most of my power outages are 3-5 hours long, and I could definitely use that for my fridge (without opening it).

[@shelley131]

Good little unit. My concern is that it did not overload running the heater. Just because it can is not good, good way to start a fire because the internal safeties were not engaged. Good job on the video.

[@thatguychris5654]

Good review. This unit is tiny but a decent starting point for emergencies on a budget.

[@unpluggedtexan]

@@thatguychris5654 yep agreed. I’ve gotten a lot of feedback that my large whole home system is just too big and overwhelming. A lot of people wanted a smaller place to start their solar journey.

[@thatguychris5654]

@unpluggedtexan indeed, these systems can get pricey as heck. I started my journey with a 2kW, 1.5kWh JJPower unit for just under $1k a year ago. Saved me a couple times already. Now working on home-made permanent setup to run all the basics, then upgrade from there as funds allow. Going all in from the jump is darn near impossible.

[@mannygee005]

some lower watt air fryers you can use to make breakfast. Plug in an electric kettle to boil water and make coffee or soup. It won't run a microwave, surprisingly a microwave uses a lot more power than I would've thought. Charge up your power tools batteries? Oh yeah and run a portable fridge in the car... when parked... overnight.

[@HobieBob]

I bought one in October for $300. Still going strong.

[@BillyBobDingledorf]

The fact that you picked it up for $300 concerns me. This type of unit should go for 3x that.

[@john-j7e7e]

@@BillyBobDingledorf 3 times? not even 2 times. 1.5 i would agree

[@StacyHackney-z2x]

thank you

[@stedyone1090]

Probably not good to stress the pecron or the fridge on start up😮

[@unpluggedtexan]

@@stedyone1090 yep agreed

[@josephjohnson6626]

If that is a relatively new unit it should not be at 80% capacity, it should still be at 100%