The 2000w LICITTI power box - and why you should skip it, for now.

[@terrykingdon87]

Hi I got this box as a build your own project to suit my needs. I’m in Australia so the inverter is 2500 watt on 240 volt system. I mounted a 120 ah lithium to it. I cut the bottom corner out of an old battery box and slid it in over the terminals to make it very safe. I also fitted a 25 amp dcdc charger so I can charge from the vehicle and solar at the same time. I added extra 50 amp Andersons and a Licitti box for accessories. I also added a 120 amp Anderson to add an additional battery if needed. Works a treat.

[@terrykingdon87]

Sorry, that should read 40 amp dcdc charger.

[@4428314]

You might be the most honest man in America. Thank you for this. Please keep it up, we need more people like you.

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[@clarencewiles963]

You could place on the outside a 300 AH battery. I do like the idea of using something like this. For say a refrigerator backup.

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[@Steve-Goff]

Nice review. TFS your honest thoughts. I do like the idea of using your own battery. Looking forward to seeing you build a battery

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[@johnmal5975]

The one thing I like about these boxes is you can fix them if something goes bust. A regular power station not so much. I agree not worth it unless you can put in the other battery kit you mentioned.

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[@lawdog516]

Good info thanks Brian

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[@jahquanfoster6974]

Has anyone had a problem with your battery losing voltage quickly with this unit. I have a 100 amp Litime battery and it drops under 10.6 in this unit even when i charge it with solar while i am powering a fan.

[@ryanlongino6505]

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[@johnperry5960]

Great review. What was the 160 amp hour battery that you had in there previously? And will That 160 amp hour battery fit in the original 1000 watt version

[@GearGadgetReviews]

It was a SOKERDY 160ah. Great battery. I have a review of it on this channel

[@solarcharging9743]

The biggest reason to avoid the unit is that it uses short lived, low surge, high frequency, transformerless inverter technology. High frequency inverters lack an iron core, copper wound transformer that would provide galvanic isolation to protect your AC loads from possible exposure to dangerous high amperage DC current. All high frequency, transformerless invert1ers off short life expectancies, a poor surge capacity, and are potentially dangerous. A much better choice would be to purchase a low frequency, transformer based inverter charger.

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