Power station review: EBL T1 Pro 2200W

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NOTE:
There's nuance to how that AC onctrol button works:
Press and hold the AC button for 2 seconds to turn the AC outputs on or off.
•Frequency switching: In the open state, press and hold the AC button and LCD button for 3 seconds to enable 50Hz/60hz frequency switching, and then click the AC button to switch between the frequencies.
•In the output state, double-click the AC button to turn the constant power mode 2000W on or off.
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[@outdoordauber]

Ooohh, flippys and buttons!!! Oh, hey Jes... 😅

[@RaindanceBushcraft]

Flippies and buttons, man. Flippies. And. Buttons.

[@roadsideroadent]

I’ve been looking at power stations as of late since I recently acquired a trailer tent. The thing I was looking for in particular was a direct 30amp 120 volt socket so I can plug in directly like I would at home or at a camp ground. However the power stations that have such a socket tend to be big and pricey, so I put a hold on that for the moment.

[@RaindanceBushcraft]

They're pretty pricey for sure.

[@carloshonestopinions]

This solar generator is now 50% off on Amazon. Unless it supports pass through charging though, I have zero interest. The Bluetti has pass through charging and an app, two musts for me. Thank you for the video though!

[@peanut_trucker]

That's great. Love the red wall 👍 you mentioned canoe trip is it water proof? Thanks for sharing.

[@RaindanceBushcraft]

Nope. Not waterproof. Don’t flip the boat.

[@HerEcolife]

Nice!!!!!

[@svravenflintlock7526]

I need something for my C-pap if I ever plan on taking the mrs. This might fit the bill.

[@xnbomb]

Very nice, especially with the portable panels. I wonder if they make any claims about its water / dust resistance. They state it is for outdoor use, but that isn't exactly and IPX rating. I have a Goal Zero 1500x, which is not cheap, but has a decent reputation for durability.

[@collettecorbeil3975]

That was interesting.

[@somebody1869]

I wonder what the balance is like on the 4 Lfp cells. If it dropped out early, there might be a slight imbalance, which is easily corrected… if you have access to the cell terminals

[@susyq5508]

i bought a jackery in case a tree fell on my house again and have no electric 350.00 but didnt need to use it yet well now i know how to use it if the time comes. thanks question if you dont use it will it still charge say in 5 years.

[@RaindanceBushcraft]

Charge it up on occasion. If you don't it'll lose its power *and* you run the risk of the battery inside going bad.

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[@hamishr2367]

Wow ... 1500 $ tax in I hope its reliable...Make that 2000..I havent bought the solar panels..ouch

[@RaindanceBushcraft]

Legit. Solar panels can really add to the price, too. These things aren't cheap. Although they used to cost even more. I'd love to see what hte price/performance ratio is going to be for these things in like 10 years.

[@kristingrounds4163]

When looking for a power station I look for power....I am stuck between the Bluetti and the jackery. Can you add to that one that you reviewed to give it more power?

[@countryboytrappedinthecity9473]

Have you looked at Eco-Flow?

[@kristingrounds4163]

@@countryboytrappedinthecity9473 comparing them all won’t need it right away but doing my research so I know what is best for us when we are in the road

[@countryboytrappedinthecity9473]

@@kristingrounds4163 Eco-Flow is a good brand. Slightly more expensive than other big name brands but they are highly adaptable. Just trying to give you options.

[@kristingrounds4163]

@@countryboytrappedinthecity9473 oh I totally appreciate it and will check them out too! Thanks!

[@ytwatcher6020]

Can't use it while charging, deal breaker.