Titan Solar Generator final

[@latymz]

4 years and the rest of the industry is still playing catch up. Just an amazing item that set the bar and held it for so long. The new 240 looks amazing as well. Cheers 🍻.

[@ChadMagiera]

Just discovered your generators watching some Will Prose solar videos. These might be coming out just in time to get us and the rest of California a little more resilient. Can’t wait to see how they perform in the hands of paying customers after they hit the market. Cheaper than a Tesla Power Wall too!

[@donaldsancho3866]

Hey guys are

[@keithmoriyama5421]

You can't compare this to a Tesla PW.

[@Wheres_Bobby]

Looks like the best Solar Generator available! Good Job.

[@anthonyortali3260]

I gave in and purchased a Bluetti recently, but I may at some point upgrade to this unit because of the expandable nature. Very nice final product, and really no direct competition at this point.

[@lindylund280]

I'm really glad you can separate the batteries. 35 lb is about my limit of strength to move around.

[@Brit_in_Mindanao]

Are you planning to distribute worldwide? This would be great in the Philippines where there were really frequent power outages

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Yes, at some time we would like to distribute worldwide. We already have plans for a EU version sometime this year.

[@sinanmalta]

Dear @@PointZeroEnergy when is EU version coming now it is 2021!!!

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@sinanmalta HI, I am sorry, with Covid and everything going on, we stoped working on a EU version. We may still come out with one, but we currently don't have any plans for it.

[@sinanmalta]

@@PointZeroEnergy do you need help? we are keen to discuss any potential cooperation. we are bang in the middle of the Mediterranean and there are a lot of requests

[@sinanmalta]

@@PointZeroEnergy Understandable no worries. Keep up the good work. if you need help re EU / international model we are more than willing to help. let us know how we can cooperate.

[@TheGreatBeard]

I want one, but only if Will Prowse says it's good. Send him the final product for review!

[@PointZeroEnergy]

We did and he gave a very positive review

[@DebbieTube100]

@@PointZeroEnergy I heard Will (very honest) say in 2019 you needed to fire your engineer as you sent him & 14 others defective units. I HOPE you have sense worked out all the kinks as I was hoping to purchase one, just didn't like prepaying months in advance which has always been the case & guess always will be? One of your reps told me wait until January to order then they would be back in stock & my money wouldn't be tied up for months since unlike other companies you charge the full amount to credit card when place order instead of when ship.. Now I can't get until Feb if I order now!!!! CRAZY & FRUSTRATING! Plus, a little dishonest calling it a 3000 when it's actually a 1500 which is "expandable to 3000 watts for an additional $1,400."

[@jakelong7756]

@@DebbieTube100 It doesn't say it will not pull 3000w, it says your shouldn't pull 3000w continuous without the expansion. You really should take the time to read the product info correctly before bashing the company. If you don't want to follow the policies of the company when ordering, then purchase another product from somewhere else, they are not deceiving you, you are told up front that is the wait time. There is big delay in product availability across the board in this industry that we are all having to deal with. This should not come as a surprise to you, and if there are better options available, whats keeping you from it?

[@jakestevens7283]

@@DebbieTube100 they literally tell you in every video that it's only 1500 unless you have at least two batteries then it is 3000 lol SMH

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@MAXIMUSMINIMALIST The standard 14A AC charger uses 5-6 amps from the AC outlet (about 600-800 watts). So this should work with the smaller unit if it can handle 7A. Our 25A larger charge would be 10-11 amps (1200 to 1400 watts), which would be too much for the smaller one, but should work with the larger one. I hope that helps you .

[@zbest109]

How long can I run a heater, stove and a Dometic refrigerator with one battery?

[@jeffreykann213]

I suggest you educate yourself about amps, wattage and volts first. Then you can find out how much your appliances use

[@jeffvoss7973]

The only “known factor” with your question is the power source, 2000w (one Titan Batt. System). The missing information... the load numbers, how much power (watts and volts) does each of your devices consume per hour, and what is the surge wattage (if any) of each device you want to power. When you can provide those missing details/information your question can be answered, sort of. As always, other factors might slightly alter any estimated time frame, as to how long your devices would run on one Batt. and/or if a given device is even within range of being powered by the one Batt. Titan System. Yep… not “as simple of a question” as you might expect.

[@hummerlady54]

How do I get help if I don't understand AC, DC, wattage or amps. I have medical life support equipment I must run every night plus wall AC and other items during power outages. HELP!

[@PointZeroEnergy]

HI, We have some web pages to help you: If you just want to know the size of system you need Off-grid size calculator: www.pointzeroenergy.com/learn/off-grid-size-calculator/ If you want to learn more about solar: www.pointzeroenergy.com/solar-training-course/ Of course if you have any questions, you can call use, and someone can help you figure out what you would need: 208-722-1342 (9-5 MST M-F)

[@jdmkun]

If I have a transfer switch into my electrical in my house (30A) for a gas generator, as long as I only have breakers on for a small portion of my house (like lights for the main room), would this work with the transfer switch?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

I don't see any reason why it would not work for this.

[@tls453]

Any plans to add Bluetooth capability to display data? I am looking to use for an RV, but will need to put it in the under the bed storage space, and not be able to easily check the data.

[@MikeAndNary]

Do you have a spec parts list of the internal components so I can see exactly what I'm getting?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

There are no off the shelf components that could meet our requirements of weight, size, efficiency and durability (that we are aware of). So the major internal components (inverter, and charge controllers) have been manufactured specifically for the Titan Solar Generator.

[@MarcellaSmithVegan]

You didn't show what you removed to connect the batteries, you said you did something but you wanted to use the one that already had it removed...less work...but we should have been shown dont you think? I worried it will not run much, you showed a small heater, egads these cause alot, can you show us a Titan running an RV's lights, frid, air, etc?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

If you look at about 4:03, you will see the bottom of the battery has a cover over the ports. These covers need to be removed on the top battery in able to stack it on top of another battery. There are several youtube videos out showing a lot of things it will run. It will run up to 3,000 watts continuous with a surge of 6,000 watts. Of course if you only have one battery and very little solar, it will run out quickly. However we have not had time to make very many videos showing all the things it can run. Thanks!

[@kenjohnson5498]

How many batteries can be stacked at once and can you use other batteries of the same composition?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

There is no specific limit to the number of batteries you can stack, but we recommend not going over 5 or 6 just due to the height. And yes, you can use other batteries of the same composition, and even batteries that are not the same composition.

[@offgridgesertdwellers]

Seems to me the amp hours being 74 (usable) AH's, is very low. I have lead acid batteries with 310 AH's. Why are the AH so low?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

74ah X 29V = 2,146 watt hours. This is larger than any other portable solar generator out there. Most 310 ah lead acid batteries are only 6v, and you can only use 50% of it. So the usable power in that battery would be 310/2*6=930 watt hours. Which is less than 1/2 of what the Titan Has. The Higher voltage lower amps make the system more efficient overall.

[@desert4seat]

@@PointZeroEnergy yeah... but you get four of those 6v batteries, connect them in series and parallel. and you have 12v with 310 usable Amp hours. I still think the 74 usable amp hours on your unit still seem very low comparably.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@desert4seat To compare apples to apples, you really need to compare watt hours. Each 6v 310 amp hour battery is around 1860 watt hours (930 usable watt hours) and 92 lbs. Each Titan battery is 2,000 usable watt hours and about 35 lbs. So each Titan battery holds more energy than each 310A 6v battery, and is much lighter. If you add 4 Titan batteries, you then have 8,000 usable watt hours vs 3,720 usable watt hours of four 6v batteries. That is one of the benefits of the Titan, you can very easily add more batteries without any wiring. Just stack another on on.

[@desert4seat]

@@PointZeroEnergy thanks for the detailed reply!! Yes, that makes sense. I was wondering what the real scoop was. I’m still learning about battery systems, so I appreciate it.

[@thedeal9526]

Can the batteries be charged directly with AC charger without the inverter?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Yes, however if you do that, you will need to fully charge the batteries, and then when you connect the power module make sure it calibrates to 100%. If you only charge it part way, the battery state of charge will not be accurate.

[@thedeal9526]

@@PointZeroEnergy I guess then that the only way to know if the battery has been fully charged is to connect the battery to the inverter.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@thedeal9526 The AC charger will indicate when it is full.

[@Fr33dom4All99]

Can you explain what the RV 30amp outlet can be used for? Can one get a cable that can connect from your generator into the RV power inlet?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Yes, the 30A RV outlet is designed to have an RV plugged into it to run the RV. If your RV already has a 30A shore power cable, you would just plug this into the RV outlet on the Titan to power your RV. Of course it can be used for other things as well, but that is the purpose of it.

[@rongray4118]

I'd be highly interested if you had a unit that worked for a 50 amp plug to an RV. We want to be able to boondock on our property north of Reno, Nevada...interesting.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

A 50A RV plug is 240V split phase. In order to get this kind of power, you will need to wait for our next Titan version, and connect two together to get split phase 240V power.

[@Fr33dom4All99]

Couple of questions: I have read that people will have a trickle charger on their batteries to keep it conditioned Does your system do this? Is it not required for yours? 2nd question: If I have a small whole house generator hooked up to an auto cut over box and I have another box with only the circuits I want to have active when the generator is on. Is it feasible to have your Titan hooked into this system and also be available if the generator stops working? (I'm not expecting this to be an auto cut over, just a manual one.) If so what general electrical parts would be required to make this possible? I was thinking that the RV 30 amp out could be used for this.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Question # 1 The Titan comes with an AC charger, but it does not trickle charge, because trickle charging is only good for lead acid batteries, and is not good for lithium batteries like we have in the Titan. The best way to store the titan is to charge it up and turn it off. It is best to cycle the battery a little bit at least once a year. Question #2 The Titan is not designed to be connected to the whole house like your whole house generator is. However if your electrical circuit that is powered when the grid is down is only 120V, and not the 240V split phase power, then you could connect it up to the 30A Rv outlet to run that panel. If it is 240V split phase, you would need to get a transformer to convert to 240V split phase power first.

[@ladorudie9668]

I don't know a lot about.these generators do they put out any emissions ? Are they safe inside a cabin while operable?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

They don't put out any emissions and are safe to use inside a cabin.

[@julientrepanier-jobin3986]

I wonder if you would add a bluethoot function so we can have de data on phone. Also is it possible to connect an external victron battery monitor to it? maybe make a video to explain how. Regards

[@edolson1698]

can I plug a 120 to 240 step up transformer into this unit , so I can plug into my 6 circuit 240 input plug on the manual transfer switch in my house. there are no 240 appliances hooked up to switch just 6 120 volt circuits . I believe that the two 120 legs for the 220 are split into 2 sets of 3 120 volt circuits , I just need to be able to input 240 volts into the manual transfer switch so I can light up 6 circuits in my house without back feeding into the grid . Will I be able to do this with this unit?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Yes, this should work just fine. The only possible issue I can see would be how large and long the inrush current is on the transformer. We are having one made for us, and will be testing it as soon. We will make some videos, and show results.

[@Fr33dom4All99]

Would such a step up transformer work to power a 240v well pump?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@Fr33dom4All99 We have not had time to test it on very many well pumps, but so far with the one deep well pump we tested it on, it could not handle the surge to start the pump. So at this point it looks like 3,000 watts with 6,000 watts surge is not enough to start every well pump, but it may start some. We also need to test with a larger step up transformer to see if it is just the limit to the transformer, or if it is the limitation of the Titan. But for now, we don't know what pumps it can and can't start.

[@brucebugbee6604]

I was wondering is there a way to change the voltage settings of the solar charge controller so as to cut off charging at a slightly lower voltage? Even though the meter says its 100% when I reach 29.0V the solar charge controller allows it to charge up to 29.4 volts. That seems a bit too high especially if I add an external 8s LiFePo4 battery, which I'm told should only be charged to 29.2 volts. Your thoughts?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

The MPPT controller is set to charge to 29.2V, however every meter will read a little differently. 29.4V is well within the safe range for the Titan battery, and should also be fine for the LiFePo4. However I would not leave it charging up to that voltage for days without use (this is good advice even at 29.2V. Lithium batteries last longer if they are not kept fully charged for long periods of time. unfortunately there is no way to for you to be able to set the charge voltage. You may want to try charging on the other mppt controller and see if it charges at a slightly lower voltage.

[@brucebugbee6604]

@@PointZeroEnergy Ok. Thanks for the quick response.

[@diarylide]

Is there any fire hazard with using this on a regular basis (the airlines won't let us ship Li batteries in checked luggage)?

[@davidtwillis]

No, it is actually very safe. However you are correct, you cannot ship lithium batteries this large in a commercial airline (no matter what type or how safe they are).

[@ahmedalhammadi8148]

Can you tell us what can run on this and haw many owners it can run in home

[@PointZeroEnergy]

This can run most any appliance in your home, fridge, freezer, microwave, cooktop stove, cpap machine, computer, TV, lights, etc. The list could be very long, but depending on how much you want to run, and how long would determine how many solar panels and batteries you would need. I am not sure what you mean by how many owners it can run in your home. Please explain that question a little better.

[@Preludemaniac]

Does this generator have any solar input circuit protection built in?

[@davidtwillis]

It has reverse polarity protection, but it can be damaged if you connect it to an array with over 145V.

[@JTLK001]

Will these be able to work with a well pump? 3/4 HP 240VAC?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Not this version. However our 2.0 will be able to when you connect two units together. The 2.0 is still in testing (so we don't have a date for it yet), but we expect it to be ready in a few months for pre-sale.

[@BackOnElectone]

I was highly interested at getting one until I saw the price. I don't know what the Titan is market for. It is not portable for camping purpose, and not adequate for whole house backup. The LG Chem and Tesla powerwall offer more kwh backup with less cost (and more warranty). What am I missing here?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

The Titan is the only portable generator on the market that is expandable, and can actually provide long term backup of critical appliances such as refrigerators oxygen concentrators, etc. It is very portable, and can be taken camping with out any issues. I am not sure why you would compare it with a LG chem or Tesla powerwall. They are much more expensive, and are essentially just a battery (totally different product).

[@codymiller8505]

It is completely capable for whole house backup if you are conservative with you energy usage.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@codymiller8505 Typically it is not for whole house backup, because it is 120V, and only 3000 watts. Many off-grid cabins and small homes or RV's are designed for 120V, and use propane for large appliances such as range and hot water heater. It would work great for these types of applications, but not your typical grid-tied home.

[@codymiller8505]

@@PointZeroEnergy I appreciate your honesty. 😁

[@winstoncleghorn9495]

Excellent contraption,my drawback is that it is not available in Jamaica.I would buy if available and gladly recommend to others

[@PointZeroEnergy]

HI, We would love to make this available all over the word, but we are still a small company, so it may take some time to get a version ready for you.

[@jwm1020]

any chance that your planning a UK model would be nice to see that👍

[@PointZeroEnergy]

We would like to some time, but we need to wait until things settle down a little. We are currently overwhelmed with the current demand.

[@jwm1020]

@@PointZeroEnergy I understand I can say that you'd do quite well with it here once you can produce one for the Uk id like to see that for sure anyway thanks for your reply 👍

[@Anndy5011]

Will we get a 230VAC output model?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Our Titan 2.0 which we expect to release this first quarter of 2021 will have the ability to produce 240V 60hz (split phase) power when you connect two units together. However we don't have plans for a 230V 50hz version at this time.

[@eagleinflight777]

How much longer is it going to take to get my Titan? I ordered it in December, said it would ship out in February and I still have not received anything! I am getting very disappointed in point zero! I ordered in December, because I was needing it!!

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Sorry, we had some shipping delays with our batteries due to the corona virus. The shipment has arrived now, and shipments are now going out (should go out this week or next). If you will email us your order number (to [e-mail]), then we can let you know more accurately when it will ship.

[@dalewilmot2612]

Great job guys! So exciting to see the finished product. Will be ordering mine before the end of the month to get the pre-sale pricing. Are you still planning on adding Bluetooth capability later on? I know it was one of those things that had been put on hold.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

We are currently working on 240V split phase. Hopefully we will be able to use a converter that will plug right into the rv outlet and convert it. But we are not making any promises at this point. Bluetooth probably won't be something we will have for a while. We don't really like the options that are currently available, and will need to develop that from the ground up, so it probably won't be available for a few years, with a new version that can parallel, has a touch screen, and Bluetooth.

[@DazzaDirect]

​@@PointZeroEnergy will the inverter support 50HZ for us in the UK and Europe

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@DazzaDirect No, not at this time.

[@theMekanik]

Will you be adding SuperCapacitors inline with the unit as a Module?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

We don't have any plans to add a supercapacitor module at this time. There are still a few issues that need to be overcome with supercapacitors to be able to work well in a portable system like this. 1- Weight: The specific energy of a supercapacitor is only 5w h/kg, where lithium-ion is 120-240 wh/kg 2- Cost: The cost for a supercapacitor is about 10X as much as lithium ion per watt hour of storage. 3- Voltage (the inverter would need to work from 0 to full voltage rather than the narrow range we currently use). Even with the small range of 20-30v on the current system, the inverter is more efficient when the battery is full, so imagine how bad it would be when it was down to 3 volts... 4- Self discharge. They loose about 10-20% per day. Hopefully we will soon have this technology perfected, because I love the fact that you could have 100,000 cycles or more (anything over 50,000 or even 20,000 will last your lifetime), and that you can charge nearly instantly (not sure this would help with our application, but it would be nice in an electric car).

[@theMekanik]

@@PointZeroEnergy Is this true with the #MaxwellSuperCapacitors? I heard they have ironed out some of those details? I have to say this is the best scientific answer / explanation I have heard on KZbin or anywhere for that matter thank you. I know you don't do informative KZbins but that would be great if someone would pick it up like #BatteryMooch or #MadElectron, or you if you feel motivated :D Also, the electric lawnmower that people ride around on they could get rid of the human riding on it, that is easily 92 Kilograms at the very least just looking at the majority of them.... 92X5=460wh & I can't think of anyone that is mowing a lawn for 24 hours straight :) or away from Prime/Shore Power Even if it was 10X the cost it's still cheaper in the long run, it's more of a iratance to see people cutting grass with batteries & riding on them when it can be turned into a remote control for $1000 of good commercial off the shelf products in probably a couple of hours.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@theMekanik I am not sure about the maxwellsupercapacitors. I look quickly and could not see any real details. It looks like I will have to contact them directly to find out. However I suspect they have not fixed all the issues or else this would be big news, and everyone would be using them, especially in electric vehicles. By the way, I use an electric lawnmower, but it is the push type that plugs directly in (no batteries). The Titan can run it just fine, and I love it so much. I only have a small lawn, but the gas lawnmower I used to have always had problems, and needed maintenance. It seemed like it took longer to get the thing working than it did to mow the lawn. With the electric, it always works, and I never have to put fuel or oil in. Not to mention it is much quieter.

[@theMekanik]

Point Zero Energy Yes I Love Electric ⚡️ 🤗 Been Knocking down weeds, tall brush & small saplings with Makita 36 volt string trimmer using .109 Echo Black Diamond String & Renegade Razor 8in 56t. Brush Cutting Blades of off Amazon. Maybe a year now & have been using Lithium Powered Power tools for the last 10 years. Heavenly all without an issue. They run super quite & and don’t rip your arm off like corded versions or gas power. It kills me tho seeing people ride on lawn mowers the riding kind that use batteries 🔋 when people know that the materials alone used to make the seat and the controls cost more then the $20 accelerometer & gps module that is no more than the size of a small cell phone 📲 can be used to remotely control a 60 inch electric mower.... ie Green Machine or Gravely Riding Mower like this should have been the first foreseeable thing to eliminate when making a Commercial Electric Lawn Mower 🙈

[@theMekanik]

Point Zero Energy Yes, Tesla bought out Maxwell Technologies USA based UltraCapacitors Q1 2019 they use a Solid Electrolyte. That would be great contacting them. They have a 24volt replacement to augment a Semi Truck starting up its really kinda neat stuff. Skeleton Technologies Ultra Capacitors out of Estonia 🇪🇪 is the only other UltraCapacitor manufacturer I know of. I mean I can jump start my car off of 8 18650..... LoL..... and there is another guy on KZbin that is running his car 🚗 on 6 Ultra Capacitors with enough power left in them to to start his car after 3 days without driving 😜

[@DiscoverMVP]

How do I get one of these ?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Just follow the link in the description. Thanks!

[@kenkoh1724]

How much can the battery be discharged to prolong life?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

At 100%, you will get up to 2,000 cycles. The titan uses a larger than 2000 watt hour battery, so when you use 100% of the battery it is not really using 100%. I hope that made sense..?

[@theMekanik]

What are the kilowatts per batter module🤔

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Each module are 2 kwh.

[@DormantIdeasNIQ]

I am assuming the DC outputs are 12V? or do converters need be used? though that info is in the description he could have mentioned it assuming the solar input is DC not micro-inverted AC? What if my panels are micro-inverted? do I need to remove the inverters and go DC? or stick a converter in the path?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Yes, the DC outputs are a regulated 13.8V, and the solar input is 35-145 VDC. So you cannot use a solar panel with micro-inverters. If you have panels with micro inverters it would be best to remove them before using them with the Titan.

[@dustydawson8977]

You can charge the Titans batteries with your grid tied system (micro inverters) 2 ways you can charge it using inline micro inverters out to the solar inputs your inverters output parameters must be set above 35v and between

[@dustydawson8977]

145v max

[@lunatik9696]

We want LiFePO4 batteries! Great system!

[@PointZeroEnergy]

The Titan 2.0 will have the option for LiFePo4 batteries.

[@Steveski70]

Where do you plug in charge from the van alternator? DC to DC charge?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

You would plug into the cigarette port of your van. Unfortunately since the battery is 24V, it can't charge directly from the alternator at high rates, and can only charge at 15A max from a 12V source.

[@Spartan2x]

Slawek Smulczynski You could connect a 1500 watt inverter directly to your drive battery and charge the system off two of the AC chargers and pull a little over 1000 watts.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@Spartan2x great idea! That would work, and would be very easy to do.

[@Steveski70]

Spartan2x you mean plug in to the red inlet on the right side of that unit? Which is for extended battery?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@Steveski70 No, Spartan2x was saying to connect a 1500 watt inverter directly to your car battery (it must be a 12V inverter), and then plug in two AC chargers into the inverter, and plug the AC chargers into the AC charging port on the Titan. It is a less direct method, but it would work.

[@vaughnburrows]

When will it be available?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

pre-sale is going on now, and will last until the end of the month. Deliveries are scheduled to start in Nov. first orders will be fulfilled first. It will Probably be Jan. before we will have systems in stock for immediate fulfillment.

[@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr]

@@PointZeroEnergy Hey there, I just ordered the 1500 this week, will I be in the que for the Titan 2.0 with the LiFePo4 batteries?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr We can tag your order, so when we have the Titan 2.0 ready for pre-sale we will contact you for upgrade options. Or if by chance your Current order is ready before we start the pre-sale we will contact you to see if you want to wait, or have us ship out the current order. However in order to tag your order, please email us, or open a ticket on our website, this way we can look up or order and make sure it is tagged. Thanks!

[@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr]

@@PointZeroEnergy Perfect! Thanks for the quick response. I just emailed you guys about an hr ago. I just realized I made my purchase via one of your reps\distributor and not directly from your site. What do you advise? I have no problem cancelling that order since it was only a few days ago and then purchase it again from your site directly. Thanks again!

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr Our support will be out until Monday. Once we have tagged your order, we will let you know. Also I would suggest contacting the distributor you bought it from, to make sure they know as well. There is no need to cancel your order with the distributor.

[@brucebugbee6604]

Since it will be several months before you have these in stock, if we ordered it today, when would our credit card be charged? Today or when the item is shipped?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

The card would be charged when you place the order, and this will hold your place in the fulfillment process. We hope to have a stock built up and ready to ship instantly by the end of Feb, but that will depend on the number of orders we receive between now and then. So if you don't feel comfortable waiting so long after paying, you can wait until we have a stock.

[@DebbieTube100]

@@PointZeroEnergy I researched & you have NEVER had "in stock". 2019, long before COVID, you did the same thing - always. Unethical.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@DebbieTube100 We started with a pre-sale, and were within one week of being caught up before we were shut down due to covid. We are working on getting our manufacturing up to scale due to the large increase in orders. We have always been very transparent that we were behind on orders. But you are correct, we have never had Titans "in stock". However I am not sure how that is unethical.

[@Fr33dom4All99]

I would love to have Will Prowse do a review of your Titan. Any chance this could happen?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

We are planning on it. Hopefully by the end of the month.

[@stevenmorris3181]

He's on it as of today

[@Mick.Porter]

I'm here after watching Will and subbed.

[@dalziel1014]

Will had done a review.

[@kalasag9113]

I'm really loving the modularity and portability design... Do you know if Point Zero plans on offering an EV charging outlet? Synonymous to bringing a full gas can for long road trips, the use-case is for bringing something like this in the back of an EV SUV/car as an auxiliary fast-charger when the vehicle's lithium batteries have been exhausted. Thanks!

[@PointZeroEnergy]

HI, I am very happy that you are loving your Titan solar Generator. Currently you can charge an EV using a level one Charger. The Problem is that it charges slowly, which meant is will add 3.5 to 6.5 miles per hour. The Titan 2.0 will have the ability to produce 240V (with two or more units), and would be able to run a level 2 charger, which will be much faster, but even with that, you will need a lot of Titan batteries to extend the range much. To give you an idea, an EV will use about 0.346 kwh per mile, and one Titan battery is 2.0 kwh. That means you will get less than 6 miles per battery (5.78 miles if you had no loss in charging the battery, but you will have losses, so you will probably only get about 4.5 miles out of each battery..

[@nickv1021]

HOW MUCH?

[@cuteone1702]

$3,000 and $1,400 per extra battery

[@why-ai-guy]

Can you charge with a honda generator?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

absolutely. The AC charger can plug into any 110V or even 240V (there is a switch to adjust to 240V power) AC power.

[@greensavant2573]

Just found out about this on October 2nd. What was the early special?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

We had a pre-sale that ended Sep. 30. But don't feel too bad, we still have very low prices, and will keep them low until we get stocked up. Not as low as the pre-sale, but still very low.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

We are doing a black Friday special on our kits right now. You can save up to $800

[@josecalifornia1785]

@@PointZeroEnergy when is the black Friday sale?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@josecalifornia1785 it is going on now until Nov 30: www.pointzeroenergy.com/titan-solar-generator/

[@tomspencer8717]

Looks like a good unit. Need to start saving, couple years I will have one. Really like the solar kit. Dang COVID puts a hurting on people.

[@biguzavala314]

Can you add 5 batteries packs. I see you only used 2

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Hi, Yes, you can add 5 battery packs if you would like. We have several people that are using 6. The only limit you have is the charge time will increase, and the height of the unit will get a little high. However you can also start two stacks using our Titan expansion wire.

[@biguzavala314]

Do you have a extra charger to charge the rest of the battery packs. And how low and I run the battery packs with out coursing damage to them

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@biguzavala314 The Titan comes with two 1,000 watt mppt controllers. So you can add up to 2,000 watts to charge the batteries. This means you can charge 5 batteries in about 5 hours of sun. If you don't have ideal sun conditions, you can add more than 2,000 watts of solar, it will just limit the charge to 2,000 watts. You can use full capacity of the battery (2,000 watt hours).

[@Nomadlite]

Follow up videos?

[@atc576]

you put out a product overview to the world with 2 batteries and DIDN'T PROGRAM THE UNIT FOR BOTH???

[@davidtwillis]

This is a very flexible generator, you can add batteries, use different batteries, etc. Any time you add or change a battery, it must be calibrated to the new battery configuration. If you want the flexibility of the Titan, and accuracy of this type of meter, you must calibrate it. If you want a simple plug and play, you must us a much less capable machine.

[@malikazizbarki2951]

Mr are you able to Provide me as Generator for 2,Ac,Water Motor, Refrigerator, also 6 Savers Bulbs,

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Hi, I am not sure what you mean by 2,AC,Water Motor. Please give me more information on that. Our titan could defiantly run a refrigerator and 6 lights, but I don't know what the rest is. Are you saying 2 ac units, and is a water motor a well pump? I would need to know the specifics on any AC unit, or well pump to be able to know if it will run it.

[@akunamatata9472]

Test it under max and min sun. I want to see this bad boy under extreme Arizona sun and see how much it can handle! (Safely of course)

[@steffen1182]

Please make a 240 Volt Version. 🤤

[@PointZeroEnergy]

we are working on it. Thanks!

[@steffen1182]

@@PointZeroEnergy cool 👍

[@bobbybob7928]

Yes, please make a 240 Volt version

[@AWS102]

Point Zero Energy Do you have any kind of target date for when the “2.0” 240 version will be available?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@AWS102 We are shooting for the first part of 2021. We are in the final stages of development now, but still need to do extensive testing.

[@Steveski70]

Are those LiFe04 batteries?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

No, they are a higher density NMC battery like Tesla uses. However we are planning on having the option of a LiFePo4 battery, they will be a little heavier (about 45 lbs) and 7.5" tall. We should have some by Feb.

[@theMekanik]

Paralleling the Inverters would be cool feature.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Yes I think so too.

[@keithmoriyama5421]

Hands down the best portable solar generator-- sorry I bought the Apex Inergy.

[@BadAssBlackOverlord]

Moron

[@keithmoriyama5421]

@@BadAssBlackOverlord A demonstration of your stupidity?

[@BadAssBlackOverlord]

@@keithmoriyama5421 Bruh an Apex I? Haha! Fucking moron.

[@gt9390]

Need to update your video. It looks like it was filmed in the 80's.

[@Leopoldo888]

Ha ha ha, I REALLY, thought it was an old, a very old infomercial... and was thinking, "it´s a pity that they don´t sell them anymore..."

[@bobboyd2646]

I agree. And this guy is very vague about his descriptions of the buttons. Using four fingers to point to the white circle buttons for DC. And saying a fuse can be reset. I may be wrong but all the fuses I know must be replaced if blown, whereas a breaker can be reset. This may be a great product but this video was done very poorly. Not a good video at all. Seems mistakes were made. Maybe the product has the same issues.

[@winstoncleghorn9495]

Need to buy product in Jamaica, quickly !

[@angelgarciaarrieta2367]

is it possible to work DC and AC at the same time? You might want to charge your phone in DC and turn on a light at the same time on AC

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Yes, you can run AC and DC at the same time, or you can turn it to only DC to save a little power when you don't need the AC power.

[@angelgarciaarrieta2367]

@@PointZeroEnergy thx for your unswer. Just one last question. the device where are the usb and plugging connectors has internal battery? And if yes what is the WATTS storage capacity. thx again and congratulation for your devices performance.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@angelgarciaarrieta2367 No, the Titan does not have any internal battery. It uses the same external battery (or batteries if you have more than one) to power everything. Thanks!

[@carolnagata4855]

Watched the KZbin video where Will Prowse reviewed the prototype of this generator. I was so impressed I ordered one right away. The company was so nice to me and helpful, giving me all the advice a person could ask for, until I had paid for the Titan 1000 kit. Then they said they couldn’t ship the rigid panels (which THEY Recommended I buy) to Canada for free. I paid extra to have the panels shipped from the USA to Canada, and in the end the panels were actually shipped to me in BC from CALGARY ALBERTA, in Canada. Quite the rip off. My kit finally arrived, missing the four LED strip lights, MC4 to SAE connector and the MC4 to Anderson adapter, as well as the power cord for the charger to connect to a classic wall receptacle, to be able to charge the battery from grid power. I contacted them and they said they would let Point Zero know. I have heard nothing back from them at all. It seems like they took my money and now don’t care if they give the the product I paid for or about trying to help me now that they have my money.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Hi, I am not sure why you are upset with us. You ordered your kit from a Distributor (not from us). We had nothing to do with the LED string lights, solar panels, etc. Those were all purchased through someone else. I am not sure why you were missing the power cord or adapters, but we are sending you a new ones, and the distributor you purchased your system from should have let you know.

[@stoneburner5952]

666 subscribers ulumnati confirmed. Great generator.

[@kendallwilliams1859]

Can I run my house completely off grid full time with this?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

It depends on your house, but typically no, since a typical house uses 240V split phase, and can use up to 200A when running water heaters, air conditioners, ranges, etc. This unit can run only 120V and about 30A. Some off-grid cabins or homes are designed to work on less power, and use propane for heating (hot water, cooking, etc), so this would work perfect for them. The main purpose is for it to provide power to essential items (fridge, freezer, lights, microwave, small cook top stove, electric blankets, etc) when the power goes out, but not to run the entire home like normal.

[@kendallwilliams1859]

I would like to build a small container house for use on a sunny island in the pacific. I am considering wiring the entire house simply using 30amp 120v. I’d like to run the system off of a solar generator. Would the titan work for that?

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@kendallwilliams1859 Yes, it sounds like it would work great for that application.

[@kclamer]

Lots of common sense suggestions but be assured that users will miss these and stack unbalanced batteries and hook up all kinds of weird inputs then claim warranty. If you know of a bad scenario that will damage the unit then it will pay off to engineer it out.

[@theMekanik]

I need it to push 240 volts @ 300 amps for 1 hour + 120 volts @ 15 amps

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Wow, that is a lot of power. That is way beyond a portable solar or gas generator. There are some very large non-portable generators that would do this though. You will need at least a 75 kw one.

[@theMekanik]

​@@PointZeroEnergy Augment with SuperCapacitors?

[@denverbasshead]

No way will you be able to run that off of a solar generator. Maybe in a decade. What the hell do you have that pulls 300 amps?

[@catalinababy6068]

How and where can I buy it

[@PointZeroEnergy]

It is currently on back order, but you can order it here: www.pointzeroenergy.com/titan-solar-generator/

[@flysky6248]

Zero point energy generator would be 90%smaller.Well,maybe in 100-200 years in to the future.

[@kacotr27]

I was hoping for a 12 volt output to a DC panel

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Thanks for your comment. I am sorry we were not able to provide that for you at this time. We are working on making an external step down that will be easy to plug in and use for this. The reason why we did not add a High power 12V output is because it would add cost and weight to the product, which most people did not need. The solution is to add an external step down like this: www.amazon.com/Daygreen-Converter-Voltage-Regulator-Reducer/dp/B07QYCX42L/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=24V%2Bstep%2Bdown%2B100a&qid=1568988490&sr=8-3&th=1 You can then attach a 24V (red) anderson sb50 port and plug it into one of the free ac charging ports. hopefully in the future we will provide a pre-build unit for you so you don't have to add an anderson plug. but it will be down the road a bit

[@midtennprepper6200]

In a real scenario I would like to power air conditioner refrigerator and maybe a freezer. How come no one ever really shows what these generators can power other than a few power tools maybe a toaster or a toaster oven or things that really don't mean anything to most people In a shtf situation

[@PointZeroEnergy]

It will easily run the refrigerator and freezer (with the correct number of solar panels and batteries). However the air conditioner may be an issue. If it is 240V central air, it will not run it. In fact it would need to be a 120V 10,000 btu or less to even run it. And even then, it would take a lot of solar panels and batteries to run it full time. If you just run it during the heat of the day when the sun is out, then it would easly run it with 1000 (1500-2000 watts if you also run the refrigerator and freezer)watts of solar.

[@midtennprepper6200]

@@PointZeroEnergy I'm really only trying to run a 5,000 or 8,000 BTU window air conditioner as back up. But don't know if I can. Thanks

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@midtennprepper6200 It will run a 5,000 or 8000 btu window air conditioner. You can use our calculator to help you figure the amount of batteries and solar panels you will need. www.pointzeroenergy.com/learn/off-grid-size-calculator/ you can put the power usage from the air conditioner in the box labeled "Other: Watt hours per day" Just take the watts of the air conditioner and multiply it by the hours it will run each day, and put that number in.

[@lovenotes8706]

When I get my tax returns is when I plan to order something like this but will probably end up going with somthing that's not going to take 6 months to get. Great product though. Should try to get the back order problem fixed. I'm sure tax season you guys will get a lot of orders, probably even more orders if it wasnt for such a huge delay.

[@PointZeroEnergy]

We are working on getting things caught up. And if the country does not get shut down again like last year, and if we can continue to get the supplies we need, we should get caught up soon. By the way, the current wait time is about 4 months (which isn't great, but better than 6 months).

[@malikazizbarki2951]

Then we can talk for trade.

[@sandyelliott3350]

Too bad they aren't getting them out to buyers

[@PointZeroEnergy]

We are shipping them out to customers 5 days a week.

[@sandyelliott3350]

@@PointZeroEnergy your website says November 2021

[@PointZeroEnergy]

@@sandyelliott3350 Yes, that is for new orders. We are behind, but shipping units out daily.

[@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr]

I received my Titan within the specified shipping window, also ordered extra batteries after the Titan shipped and received it within their specified ship date which I was very happy about. Just wanted to put this out their for new potential buyers

[@rj-yj8dp]

Too bad its not a Generator, Just a solar converter and battery pack

[@PointZeroEnergy]

Sure it is a generator, just as much as any gas generator is a generator. If you take the term literally, there is not such thing as a generator, only devices that change one form of energy to another. We have called these devices generators for some time now, even though it impossible to have a true generator. The Titan solar Generator is as much a generator as anything else in existence, and since "generator" is the common term for these devices we will continue to call it a solar generator rather than confuse people.

[@stevengarcia3909]

Make a 50 amp one and you’ll have my money

[@PointZeroEnergy]

That will have to wait for our Titan 2.0. It will be able to parallel multiple units to get 240V split phase, and as many amps as you need (depending on how many units you combine). It is still in the testing phase, but that is the plan.

[@kirbyman1kanden7pf]

@@PointZeroEnergy 50 amps holy crap

[@laryangel4082]

Www

[@danielteegarden8982]

lol out of business.........

[@PointZeroEnergy]

No, we are still in business, and still selling Titan solar generators. I am not sure why you would think we are out of business.

[@lindylund280]

I'm really glad you can separate the batteries. 35 lb is about my limit of strength to move around.