Powdeom Solar Generator Test and Teardown! Better than Jackery? Bluetti?

[@WillProwse]

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[@elouiegautane7137]

You surprise to that powdeom 😂😂😂🤣🤣.0%are you kiding me haha.what a bomer

[@elouiegautane7137]

Willprouse that cell batery is 32650.

[@cmquinn2000]

Use a Jackery in the back of my vehicle with a 12v refrigerator. I taped over the bright orange Jackery on the top to not be a flag to thieves. Black or gray is better.

[@dyslectische]

Will. Can you test wind energie ? In my country the solar power really is not the way in the winter. Think about 12/24/48 vol systeem Thank you if you whant to look in that.

[@HOBOTECH]

Rule of thumb. If you can't pronounce it, it's probably trash. They asked me to review this and I was like "Nah too busy" lol. Fun review!

[@WillProwse]

😂😂😂

[@acemarcola]

Love your channel (subscribed). I’d probably never watch someone review this product , but it’s Will and he cracks me up. And he’s probably the reason why I’m subscribed to your channel, or any channel related to the topic. Needless to say I’ve learned a lot from you both thanks for that👍

[@RandomActsOfMadness]

Am going to nag on Ikea intill they to produce and sell the Djäkneböle Solar Charge station and send it your way. Cheers from Djäkneböle Sweden!

[@bebeandjohnnotsonomadiclif5287]

We love the way you have grown. You are someone for the younger folk to look up to. You could do a Ted talk. We think you should.

[@danskisbees7348]

That's the first tear down I've seen of a solar generator. Thanks Will!

[@kitdinker]

"Let's open it up." YES!!

[@WildwoodCastle]

We love you Will... The Team at Jackery... : )

[@cfeigel]

I can't find the words to say how much I loved this review! Action! Adventure! Sparks! Not the typical boring KZbin reviewer droning on and on. Just nice, dense information wrapped up in a tight package. Thanks! Clearly the market has moved on in the last year or so. There are even some $250 All-in-one inverter-charger units now: 3kw with MPPT! I'd love to see one of those get the same treatment!

[@genxgamerdad141]

Yup, my wife wanted to watch a movie, but I watched this instead.

[@tshafa9468]

You do have some nice toys! Thanks for sharing.

[@dig1035]

Will, you have so much industry knowledge and you're honest/to the point! You are crushing it Wil!🙏 Thumbs up and subscribed!

[@OverlandOne]

I have 2 different Bluetti models and I am very happy with them. Just got in the AC200P for my van build and I think I made a good choice after watching your videos Will so, thank you.

[@kitdinker]

Yes. I have one in my truck camper and it runs everything. Perfect size, perfect output. I don't think anyone else has that 12v-25amp output.

[@benjaminnead8557]

I bought a Bluetti EB3A - the runt of the litter - last fall and ordered up a 2nd one just yesterday morning. Both of them were on sale and cost me around $220 a piece. The MPPT circuit is perfectly sized to a typical 100W PV panel and charges the small battery inside (it's only around 250Wh) in about 2 hours. I'm probably not going to use the AC charging feature all that often, but it's nice to know it's there if I need it. The 600W inverter is very clean and allows me to power a variety of small and efficient cooking devices. Most of the competition in this size class (Jackery, etc.) have inverters that are in the 300W range. Hobotech did a nice review of the EB3A a few months ago and there is at least one fairly detailed tear-down video somewhere here on KZbin.

[@trumpingtonfanhurst694]

yes 3 years ago I bought a Jackery 500 so thanks for rubbing it in 😞 Now I'm doing an EG4 48v server rack+6500EX-48 like yours so I'm getting better. Thanks also for the inspiration btw 🙂

[@alskjflaksjdflakjdf]

To be fair, 3 years ago the market had fewer options, and the Jackery is still a solid piece of kit, just not as capable as some of the newer ones. You've gotten 3 years of use out of yours already.

[@acinfla9615]

Makes you nervous to purchase big ticket items because every couple months bigger better cheaper comes along 😊

[@pamelas3119]

We bought our Jackery 250 about 3-4 years ago and use it 7 months out of the year 3 days a week and it fit's our needs. Never had any issues, but it does take forever to recharge. Like someone else said that's what was on the market back then.

[@MarcFain]

@WillProwse Please use your Watt meter to verify the 522W charge rate, especially when the internal meter has been shown to be inaccurate at times.

[@keithbrookshire]

I would like to see more teardowns of these portable power stations. I don't think anyone else is doing those.

[@jasonsbiri]

Love the teardowns 😆

[@wb7370]

You are the very best at your reviews "but" I recently brought two of these units ,ebay are selling them for just 360 dollars now,they have been a godsend for me recharging my high powered e bikes and scooters that I store in my storage unit,3,000 charge cycles,this unit is a great buy...

[@douglasmarquis3446]

Will's new nickname is "Sparky". Loved the video.

[@Zerobrain]

About the Wattmeter Problem: Maybe your heatgun uses a diode in low power mode and thus only takes current during one cycle of the sinewave. Hairdryers do - and that confuses some powermeters.

[@edtechsensei3332]

Great video. Love watching you taking things apart. Absolutely the best!

[@stevebaluski6187]

I am learning so much from you. And entertaining, fireworks cool.

[@Jasonoid]

Great Will.... You stole my thunder on this one! I might as well ship my review unit back LOL...joking. I thought the price was fairly decent on this one when compared to Ecoflow and Bluetti options. LFP, fast AC charging, decent inverter.... way low 120w solar input though. I still haven't tested mine yet so I'll pay attention to the screen / watt meter for accuracy. If it pulls 85% rated capacity it might be worth $399.

[@WillProwse]

Oh man sorry about that :D Oh good point, will they sell it for that much? I usually always check the price with google because sometimes it's different than the sale reps figure. Did they say $399?

[@Sekir80]

When you test is remember to test the charging speed and use a kilowatt meter to compare if the on screen data is accurate. As did Will do on discharge, but not on charging the unit.

[@jenniferdurham2782]

It's on sale right now for @$299! Seems too good to pass up? @@WillProwse

[@SuperVstech]

I am impressed the battery inside is 24V! Allows them smaller conductors to drive the inverter, and all 12V outputs can be sent out regulated and the usb can output higher watts without stepup circuits.

[@WillProwse]

Absolutely

[@SoItGoesCAL34]

Thanks for your honest review

[@garryhammond3117]

Great balls of fire! - Great review! - Cheers!

[@EndlessChicken]

Please review the anker 767 powerhouse. Looks like it might be a good one.

[@scidhumouse1007]

Big selling point on this unit is LifePO4 and nobody ever states whether it uses a PWM or a MPPT charge controller. How about the Bluetti? That makes a giant difference. The best units should have Both LifePO4 and MPPT charge ability. Maximized battery capacity AND full charging potential of my solar panels. Those are the TWO most IMPORTANT features for device efficiency. I want a battery that lasts 10 years and a charger that charges the fastest and most efficient way possible. Yet nobody on the internet ever mentions these two features together. I don't care if the case is pretty or if the thing has 47 outlets. Two AC outlets, two DC outlets, and what type of input connections are the most important features. For the money, the time it takes to charge is not that important. They have to cut costs somewhere and charge time is acceptable on a small unit like this one. I think this unit has MPPT too, but can't confirm. Just checked with the company and YES! It has a MPPT charge controller! This eliminates most EcoFlows, Jackerys, Bluetti, and most likely any of the other major branded generators. Again, this item wasn't demonstrated properly. It was put down to discourage the competition to the main brands mentioned above. Another company that makes low power generators with the features I mentioned above is Wetown on Amazon. These two are very solid units that can outcompete the main brands. They don't have the marketing that you pay for and have good customer response. There are other units that are similar as well, but I'm still researching their customer responsiveness and reliability. Not very impressed with his rather biased review of this unit.

[@garretlewis4103]

Yeah……I have 2 Jackery 500’s. Bought these when there weren’t so many choices and before I found your channels and reviews. You are correct. Jackery has good marketing and of course they were one of the first in the game.

[@580guru]

Thanks for the teardown and the laugh🤣

[@JOEJOE9664]

5:17 "I think it is glued in there" then finishing move by destroying the enclosure 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mikehardy8247]

Main reason why people (For me at least) bought Jackery solar generators, was marketing and awareness. I use mine for remote astrophotography. Previously had DIY. 2, 12V, 12 AH AGM batteries in a cooler, with cig outlets, and binding posts. Saw ad, and researched other amateur astro photographers. Jackery was and is mainly used. Only after stumbling on your, and HOBOTEC, did I become so aware of BLuetti. Had I known, I would have bought there's. I'm also doing this in sub 10 degree F Temps. And Hiking in cold open fields half the time with some gear. So was concerned about temperature issues with LiFePO4. Seems it is good down to 0 F. I know I'm aware LiIon looses output in cold. A few hardwares in an insulated bag works.

[@mischmerz]

I bought a cheap LiFePo4 300 W/h station from A.. and I am happy with it. We use it on Search & Rescue do power mobile monitors, a WiFi hub and re-charge drones. No need for Bluetti.

[@josephs8829]

Will how about testing one of the new sodium ion batteries currently being sold. I am really interested in them and have seen no reviews. You are one of a handful of reviewers who I trust.

[@WillProwse]

Which sodium ion battery do you want me to test

[@doorgoo]

As a professional who uses solar generators on film sets in the electric department, I 100% disagree with loud colors. Black and gray means it doesn’t stand out, looks industrial, and gets me paid more on rentals lol

[@MrArcticPOWER]

I agree, this is a tool, not a gaming computer.

[@WillProwse]

Great point! I use them on my film set too :D but I need them yellow because I always lose them! haha

[@WillProwse]

@@MrArcticPOWER RGB everything 😂 (I am joking. I just wish they could make it look unique)

[@WillProwse]

From a marketing standpoint, they make these things indistinguishable from each other. Hundreds of them look nearly identical. I just wish they could make it cool. Not necessarily bright colors

[@john_in_phoenix]

A decent logo should suffice. The only reason my computer has RGB anything is because the components I wanted came with it. Bright flashy colors means they spent money on bling, I would rather they spend it on reliability and capacity/features.

[@mrscoot1]

LOL! "It did work! Haha haha! Until you slammed it on the table and then let the wire touch the cell! Hilarious! Thanks for the laugh! And the information!

[@MyMy-tv7fd]

nice thorough testing great work as usual

[@seanbrossard8178]

I see your keeping busy during the rain

[@arcadiea8653]

Will I congratulate you, you are doing something very useful for future users, Will, please test and review Zendure Superbase V

[@teubass3628]

"I think it's glued in there" *Hit the desk with the batteries* loool

[@blairmartens8391]

Can you take a look at sodium-ion batteries?

[@tonysmith9061]

More sparks! That was awesome! :D

[@1markejx]

Regarding cumbersome GLOVES: In one of your videos you were wrestling with gloves and the lack of dexterity. Pick up some MaxiFlex Ultimate 34-874. I learned about them on electrician forum and they are excellent!

[@TundeEszlari]

Sensational video. 🙂

[@josephcormier5974]

Thank you another awesome test video six stars

[@anothergoogleuser]

Thanks for sharing.

[@ryansoo4000]

Hello, you have a good channel with a lot of great information. How about a video on the best appliances, electronics, water treatment and air handling equipment to use on an off grid PV system in a cold climate (zone 6B)? Most solar channels talk about reducing loads and choosing energy efficient appliances, etc, but they never recommend specific brands - just "this size system will provide this much power". For example, I'm building a small (550 sq') near passive cabin out in the middle of nowhere and I'm considering a Hotspot DC mini-split, a DC fridge, an induction cooktop and a Sanco2 heat pump water heater. Then there's the issue of well pumps, water purification, an ERV, a dehumidifier, a freezer - the list seems endless. I'm curious as to what would you recommend?

[@ryansoo4000]

@@Channel-gz9hm Thank you for your reply. That's good information to have. The problem with choosing solar equipment is that everyone says that their product is the best but you don't know how it will work in a system with other components. For example, lots of people say that induction range tops are the most energy efficient products for cooking (as well as safer in that they produce a lot less harmful cooking byproducts like CO2) but others say you could never run one off of a solar PV system. If you were going to head out into the wilderness and build a small, off grid homestead what products/systems would you choose?

[@hificat101]

@hobotech just did a review of a new Growwatt power station that is about that size, and tested really well other than no AC passthough. It did have DC pass through though.

[@CL-yp1bs]

I just bought a Daly Smart Balancer Will... it connects to Bluetooth and has full Active (not passive balancing)

[@codyralph50]

Just something i have noticed about that heat gun because i have the same one is that it causes the lights in my house to flicker that are on the same half of the electric panel. The flickering gets worse when the heat output is raised and no flicker on high. I took it appart and found the heating element is controlled by a circuit board. This heat gun definitely seems to have dirty power use that might be the cause for the inaccurate reading not sure. Just figured i would let you know because you use that heat gun alot and maybe something to test and keep in mind.

[@ScarfaceDM]

Thank you for the review on the Powdeom. Would love to see a review on the Wagan Lithium Cubes. They are an American company.

[@KeithFacc]

Best line in any of your videos ever... "Dang, caught my desk on fire, whoops-a-daisy"

[@JeffOnTheRoads]

Saw your comment post just now and shared this on twitter. I have few followers but maybe the RVers will RT. Thanks, Will

[@andrewt9204]

I have the smaller Bluetti EB3A, I think it's a really nice unit for what it is. 200W solar input and 600W AC out. I'll take the lower capacity of LFP cells any day. Those cylindricals should last forever. I like that the EB3A has a UPS mode, not a lot of those small units do. The EB3A can charge near 2C in boost mode, otherwise it's like 0.75C. And, it's usually on sale for only $220. Only thing I don't like is no storage for cables, and the PWM on the cooling fan is reallllly bad. It's a very wide square wave. Should have just used linear voltage control.

[@Vibe77Guy]

I have one as well. I'd like to see a way to hook up additional capacity. One would think that it would be logical for these generators to have an hour of rated output instead of 40% ish. But, that's probably just me wanting a bit more. LoL.

[@andrewt9204]

@@Vibe77Guy So what I'm doing is charging up a 12V Chins battery on a 300W array, then I just top off the bluetti overnight using the DC input jack. So, you're only looking at about 100W of charging at 12V, but you could carry around a smaller 50Ah lifepo battery if you wanted to extend the capacity.

[@Vibe77Guy]

@@andrewt9204 There is a video of using the DeWalt and/or Makita tool packs as extension sources doing exactly that.

[@andrewt9204]

@@Vibe77Guy Yeah, that would work too. Power tool batteries are kind of expensive though for their AH rating, but if you already have some and don't need the extra capacity often, that would definitely work.

[@TerryRossi]

Will - i have a covered lean too out in a field on my farm. How can I use solar to keep my 12v batteries in my tractor, bulldozer etc. charged up. Love your videos. Thanks for the knowledge.

[@Brandon_Jesus]

Harbor freight has a $15 trickle charger solar panel that works great! It's small and comes with all the hardware

[@inagnu5347]

Briliant Will 😂 Keep them coming 👍

[@markjob6354]

*Will, that was hilarious ! LMAO Bro ! 😃😃😃😃😃😃🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Looks like the Bluetti version wins instead 👍👀*

[@terryrodbourn2793]

You should test Solar blankets!

[@BeezyKing99]

I think the heat gun is too noisy for the inverter to put out clean power usage reading... some inductive loads (like the heat gun) are too noisy because of the backfeeding of EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) Otherwise an interesting piece of mobile power that unit is.

[@AlexandraNevermind]

My first power station was Yeti 150 lead acid. I didn’t know they existed until I found it by accident while looking for a UPS. Then I found HOBOTECH, who introduced me to the Jackery 1000. I now have buyers remorse. 😢

[@krisb1904]

Many thanks for your videos, they are very educational. Can you make a teardown video for the Ecoflow Delta ( not the delta 2) Thank you!

[@tim1299]

Has anyone done an efficiency test on external inverters? I would think some are better than others and not just because they produce a sine wave. . And do the test on various watts small to big.

[@Vibe77Guy]

My Bluetti EB3a has goofy watt meter display. It would be nice if it had an hour of storage at rated output, but for under $250 it does what I need.

[@andrewt9204]

Interesting, I'll have to test mine out on AC to see how accurate it is. The DC power meter seems to be close though. It closely matches what my phone and laptop are rated at.

[@Vibe77Guy]

@@andrewt9204 I noticed that the percentage of charge keeps increasing when plugged in to the grid, even though the input watts says zero. Intermittently.

[@Moes_Prep_and_Tech]

I Dare you to do a Quick Tear Down of the Hysolis Apollo. Lol

[@evolvingskills5903]

Based on your findings, it obviously sucks, but i like the design and colors better. Bright yellow and company logos are ugly, the more plain and muted, the better in my book.

[@WillProwse]

Yeah agreed! But there are hundreds of these and the names are just awful. How do you differentiate yourself in a world of relabeled clones?

[@user-wu8os5fn2j]

Have you ever done a full review on a bluetti AC200MAX? I have really been looking at one of the bluetti Ac200max ,I guess I am cheap but I think one of the bluetti would work well for my Lance truck camper

[@johnmorgan1629]

You need a explosion containment pie dish, or at least different size options, like Big Clive's got for such moments, remember safety third.

[@jwat5124]

Would you please consider a video showing how to set up a dump load? I built a small 600 watt system with 100 watt renogy panels, 40amp Rover, Giandel 2200W inverter and a battleborn 12v 100ah battery. An automated way to utilize the panels power when the battery is charged is what I am after. Thank you

[@fredyow5395]

Why are the smaller mpptcharge controllers limeted to a max of 150 volts? When sizing a system I usually have and ussue with the volts and not the amps.... prices for these mppt are all over the place as well....(sp errors)

[@gdftbgcc]

Could you recommend or revisit a high humidity off grid type system for a

[@jampam-jf8mt]

The Vtoman flash speed 1500 outperforms the Bluetti eb70, jackery explorer 500 and eco flow river 2 max in every way

[@JayCeeGee]

@WillProwse - Is there a better option at $349 (with the coupon code)? I'm not sure if you got the code after the review was filmed, or you were saying there may be better options at ~350... thanks

[@WillProwse]

Actually with the coupon it's good deal

[@roguepilot1]

What do you think of the EGO Nexus power station?

[@whatthefunction9140]

Brutal my bro

[@leonardolimon8371]

Nice

[@mnmandthegang]

Great video as always, was wondering if your planning or know if anyone has done a test on the REGO Renogy 400Ah lithium battery? Thanks

[@celorenzo]

Could you please comment about Sodium-Sulfer batteries. Also known as Na-S Batteries. Is the chemistry going yo revolutionize the battery/storage industry? Thanks

[@hectorquintanilla5520]

Will ,great videos new to your Channel. Newbie to solar. For RV would it be wise to hookup solar charger to DC side fuse box in RV wfco converter or solar charger to battery.thank keep videos coming.

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Do they just send u stuff? So crazy some of the stuff you get.

[@fmemories]

I appreciate your reviews...great work. A stupid question maybe: can a portable station like this be hooked in parallel to a suitcase gen? Ie remote camping need more starting amps for ac parallel this to suitcase, run gen to run ac. Then low load times just use this? Maybe not worth it.

[@gtbrown001]

Talks about poor speech... almost burns shop down, lol! Nice review as always man. Glad you came out of it OK!

[@CodeOptimism]

Don't those 12V cigarette-lighter adapters just unscrew from the tip to access the fuse? At least 2 of mine did.

[@TheDopalgangr]

So do you think its worth it with the $200 off it puts it at $350 and they seem from their comment to be open on the issues and willing to fix or replace units?

[@qimedo]

it is worth.I purchased one, there is no problem.

[@vapeking466]

Mine failed after a month. It charges but won't power anything shuts off after about 1 minute. I'm fixing to send it in under the warranty. Wish me luck.

[@mikehuth3541]

Do you know anything about Easun Power Ingrid VEII 16.5 KW wifi 220v 48v most 450v 90 solar charger grid tied with CT sensor touch inverter? It listed for 2800.00 don't know much about this unit. If its UL listed or any other information.

[@davidr9876]

Is this a good buy for $350? I just need a backup for CPAP when the power goes out. And I don't have any solar panels or anything. I would just plug it in to charge. Run it off the car in case of emergency. Eventually, I might get a solar panel but I don't camp

[@qimedo]

yes good

[@marshallhakes2097]

How big of a resister do I need to pre charge the capacitor in a 3000 watt charger inverter? 24 volt

[@mb1989ist]

I have a (fun and something I couldn't see on the internet) challenge for you! Can you build a solar system for motorcycles or adv bikes?

[@rhagenaar]

Hi Will, if you only have a couple of 100Ah batteries, how can you create a clean rack solution? That also has room for the charger and inverter?

[@firstamericanpaymentproces4729]

What about Ehco Worthy lithium batteries?

[@vapeking466]

Mine lasted about a month it charges but shuts off after about 1 minute of use. Acts like the battery is dead but its not. Fixing to send it in for warranty I guess.

[@laynenichols3681]

Any update on the Sol-Ark 15k?

[@shanec.7105]

I am curious if one array of solar panels could be used by two different Solar Charge Controllers at the same time? One is 24V battery setup with 24V SCC. The other is a 12V battery setup with its own 12V SCC. It just happens that I have two setup and I hate switching a switch between the two.

[@alanday5255]

For those of us who cannot grasp a lot of your video evaluation, many of use bought a Jackery because so many others say they are good. So thanks for making me feel like poop. As penance, you should do shirtless videos.

[@mr.wilson2127]

I have a question about a diy power station. When I get the ac wall charger, does it need to be specific to the battery chemistry I use?

[@lkazanov]

Will, what is the form factor for those lithium batteries inside that unit?

[@Bob_Adkins]

Just got it for $229! For that price, I don't care what color it is!

[@gabrielef.6663]

Where/how did you take it at $229?

[@Bob_Adkins]

@@gabrielef.6663 Hope you didn't buy one, it's a POS.

[@dalel3608]

EG4 Yellow is nice.

[@gunmonkey3011]

can you connect different charge controllers to a bus bar then to the battery bank

[@tomkacandes8286]

Use the link to Will’s forum (in the video description) to get an answer to that sort of question. In the forum you can be more specific and people can ask you questions to clarify what you’re trying to accomplish.

[@blizmak9889]

You had an Electroboom moment.

[@juniorwhite1671]

Good afternoon sir, please I want you to help me with this question. How to connect 10 solar panels and 8 batteries

[@Xploring_The_Outdoors]

I wish the smaller power stations would accept more than 200watt of solar I use a 100ah power queen 12.8v battery with a 12v - 24v 10amp converter to shoot 199 watts into my EcoFlow river to give myself a 1500wh system.

[@brennan3141]

Please review…2845-20 M18™ CARRY-ON™ 3600W/1800W Power Supply I am curious

[@jeffreykracke8992]

Are red earth a good product from Australia as they say 15 years warranty on them