Titan Solar Generator - 3000w Inverter + 2000w Max Solar Array + Expandable Lithium Battery

[@WillProwse]

Also, I will continue to use the term "solar generator". We discussed this in the community section of this channel, in case you missed it: Definition of a Generator: a machine that converts one form of energy into another, especially mechanical energy into electrical energy, as a dynamo, or electrical energy into sound, as an acoustic generator. So it takes one form of energy, and turns it into another. So in this instance: -A gasoline generator takes energy from the sun, stored in molecular bonds (over millions of years with photosynthesis), converts this chemical energy into mechanical energy with combustion, and then converts it a final time to create AC power. -A solar power system uses the velocity of a photon to push electrons across a semiconductor junction, causing energy potential across a conductor which then charges a battery. The battery then powers a high efficiency inverter to create AC power. So in both instances, sunshine goes in, electricity goes out. What is interesting to think about, is that a gasoline generator is like a battery. And it does not create power on its own. A solar power system can actually generate power from the source: -A gasoline generator takes stored energy and changes its form (so it is technically still a "generator" by definition), but it does not create its own power directly from the sun. -A solar power system creates energy potential on its own from photons directly, and stores it, then outputs it at a usable voltage for consumer electronics. Sunshine goes in, electricity comes out. It is a solar generator. It is a simple marketing term that has stuck, and I like to use it. If you can find a way to disagree with me and substantiate your claim, please do so below. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Does off-grid solar confuse you? Check out my DIY friendly website for solar system packages and product recommendations, and so much more! www.mobile-solarpower.com Join our DIY solar community! #1 largest solar forum on the internet for beginners and professionals alike: www.diysolarforum.com Check out my best-selling, beginner-friendly 12V off-grid solar book (affiliate link): amzn.to/2Aj4dX4 If DIY is not for you, but you love solar and need an offgrid system, check out Tesla Solar. Low prices and great warranty, and they can take your entire house offgrid with their new Powerwalls: ts.la/william57509 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My solar equipment recommendations (Constantly updated! Check here first): 12V/48V Lithium Batteries: www.mobile-solarpower.com/solar-batteries.html Solar System Component Directory: www.mobile-solarpower.com/solarcomponents.html Plug-N-Play Systems: www.mobile-solarpower.com/full-size-systems.html Complete 48V System Kits: www.mobile-solarpower.com/complete-48v-solar-kits.html DIY Friendly Air Conditioner/ Heat Pumps: www.mobile-solarpower.com/solar-friendly-air-conditioners.html Complete 48V System Blueprint: www.mobile-solarpower.com/48v-complete-system-blueprint.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My Favorite Online Stores for DIY Solar and Coupon Codes: -Current Connected: SOK, Victron and High Quality Components. Best prices and warranty around: currentconnected.com/?ref=wp -Signature Solar: Cheap Server Rack Batteries and Large Solar Panels: www.signaturesolar.com/?ref=h-cvbzfahsek -Ecoflow Delta Official Site: My favorite plug-n-play solar generator: us.ecoflow.com/?aff=7 -AmpereTime: Cheapest 12V batteries around: amperetime.com/products/ampere-time-12v-100ah-lithium-lifepo4-battery?ref=h-cvbzfahsek -Rich Solar: Mega site and cheaper prices than renogy! Check them out: richsolar.com/?ref=h-cvbzfahsek -Shop Solar Kits: Huge site with every solar kit you can imagine! Check it out: shopsolarkits.com/?ref=will-p -Battery Hookup: Cheap cell deals bit.ly/2mIxSqt 10% off code: diysolar -Watts 24/7: Best deals on all-in-one solar power systems, with customer support and distribution here in the USA: watts247.com/?wpam_id=3 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Contact Information: I am NOT available for personal solar system consult! If you wish to contact me, this is my direct email: [e-mail] Join the forum at diysolarforum.com/ if you wish to hang out with myself and others and talk about solar FTC Disclosure Statement and Disclaimers: Every video includes some form of paid promotion or sponsorship. Some links on this youtube channel may be affiliate links. We may get paid if you buy something or take an action after clicking one of these. My videos are for educational purposes only. Information is subject to change/update at any time. Electricity is DANGEROUS and can kill. Be smart and use common sense :) DIY Solar Power with Will Prowse is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, An affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com

[@jamest.5001]

I understand, it seems solar power supply, or solar backup power supply, solar charged power supply. would be a more appropriate name, I don't know how 'generator' stuck! Good day man,

[@SmoochieMcgoo]

You are absolutely right, Will. I find it useless to argue with the people that claim these are not generators. I just chuckle to myself about their ignorance and move on.

[@fikirabay2500]

Hi There Please help!! I need a Solar panels set for Ethiopia. But I don't know which one is best. I need it to run at list 9 LED light bulbs, 1 40 inch TV, 5 phone charger. Many THANKS

[@neliosamch3195]

@@theo.k.corral6895 Agree with you. In electricity generation, a generator is a device that converts motive power (mechanical energy) into electrical power for use in an external circuit. It apply to alternators, generators and dinamos. Solar panel transforms light into electricity but do not generate it. Batteries store chemical and potential energy to transform it into electricity. An inverter converter box is not a generator unless a dinamo, alternator or generator is used.

[@bradallen1832]

Whatever the personal word for "solar electric utility" is. So, solar generator + time shift, or less obtusely, solar electric generator and battery system. Anyway, your sales term is fine! It converts the electricity from either solar or chemical battery to either chemical battery or electricity.

[@merechevy5695]

Such a smart and wise young man who speaks truth and not compromise. Thank you for your integrity and due diligence in telling us to do our homework and checking the warranty.

[@RVwithTito]

That one looks promising. I like how it's expandable with large solar array external battery capability. Going with a more modular design will enable more customization for specific needs. Definitely something to keep an eye on. Thanks Will.

[@shrikeofterven6006]

Love that it can be charged while driving or plug or panels.

[@ricardostravels3265]

Hear - Hear... Best Yet!

[@briggsaxton3185]

You all prolly dont give a damn but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I stupidly lost the password. I love any tricks you can give me!

[@killianbridger3206]

@Briggs Axton instablaster :)

[@briggsaxton3185]

@Killian Bridger thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and I'm trying it out now. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.

[@kreigerart4764]

I call KZbin the worlds biggest Free University. I love fact you are not only teaching your students, but the manufacturers as well. They are finally taking notes which is the greatest testament to what you are doing for the industry. If I had the money we would be working together. I have a lot of ideas. I'm really surprised none of them have hired you yet.

[@francruz5824]

I finally found someone who speaks clearly to be understood by anyone who understands and speaks English.👏👏👏

[@bobconnell8492]

Has it been six months yet. Lifepo batteries is what I'm waiting for. Thank you, Bob

[@chriswilliamstunes1]

I think can be a game changer and ideal for small RV’s

[@crystalkoontz844]

Debating on this option vs building my own system for my RV. So many choices!

[@CityPrepping]

It's a beast

[@WillProwse]

Right?! Seems awesome

[@CityPrepping]

@@WillProwse you've got me interested in contacting them to try it out. Would love to see the final outcome of this product after it comes out of their current development status. That's pretty rad that they listened to your feedback in order to build this. Congrats!

[@WillProwse]

@@CityPrepping thanks!! And yeah same here. I need to test it daily for a few months to a year to see how it holds up. There are lots of potential weak spots on this unit, so I gotta test it a lot. I bet you would love it. Emp bag comes with it too. pretty sweet

[@WillProwse]

@@CityPrepping preppers will love it if it works well

[@CityPrepping]

@@WillProwse well I enjoy your reviews. I love solar generator technology and growth that is occurring in the market. Fun to see all the companies coming out with new technology.

[@titanpreparedness]

I enjoy how you talk about the prepping community without bashing it. The unit was created by a "prepper" who obviously did some actual research. Cant wait for the update

[@brucebugbee6604]

I just received mine last week with an extra battery pack (4 kWh total rating) and so far so good. It's a beast. I have 800 watts of solar panels and it handles them with ease. It has 2 MPPT controllers that can utilize a total of up to 2000 watts of solar. It allows up to 145V of series connected panels so you could easily run a 5S 2P panel array into each controller to get a total of 2000 watts of solar charging capability. It can even take a 6S 2P array on each controller if you want to achieve 2000 watts in less than ideal sun conditions. I went with HQST panels at $80 per panel because they were a lot cheaper than the ones sold in a bundled kit with the Titan. The panels work great. The Titan''s battery pack cost is on par with Battle Born batteries ($/kWh), and the 3000W inverter with 2 high capability MPPT controllers makes it very competitive with individual components. The convenience of stackable batteries with no extra wiring make it a great fit for portable setups in RV usage. As Will states, time will tell how well they hold up, but so far I am very impressed with the unit build quality and happy with the purchase. The only downside was the back order status. I had to wait over 3 months for my unit, but the vendors's communication was great along the way.

[@patrioticgunner8034]

Where u bout it from and how much you paid for it

[@brucerobert2355]

You are like an Encyclopedia Britannica of solar. I research everything I need to know....then I listen to you to confirm. Thank you.

[@MrDavidcarp]

It’s about time they listen to you and it seems like there all paying you respect now I don’t think there is any one that gives a true review like you weaver you pay for a unit or if they send for free I can always trust your reviews my Vw van is fully loaded with lithium from learning from you good luck on your Journey Will

[@ronaldharris6569]

i am impressed with the simple industrial look no plastic and fancy lights just modular units held together with turn latches

[@jaytrock3217]

Very cool system. Interested in seeing long term. I agree this would be a perfect system for a cabin.

[@rebellucy5610]

Or RV

[@Artiz...]

Yes... exactly what I thought...

[@joelcummings1787]

I like the way he says “button”

[@DEADB33F]

...especially as it's a switch and not a but-ton at all :)

[@SamuelJMartinIII]

Joel Cummings + how he says “important”

[@eddiet3026]

I was just commenting that his diction is amazing! So glad there was a but-ton on the front!

[@Resist4]

He’s pronouncing button correctly. So many people mispronounce it as buh-un.

[@hallhouse5098]

Pronunciation is big in some areas. My daughter is dating a guy with relatives in oregon. They were scolding her for her pronunciation of words, (Georgia native.) She said they pronounced every word so perfectly that it made her friggin sick...lol. I’m from Pittsburgh so pretty much anywhere I go people give me weird looks for the way I talk n’at. I’m like “Yin’s talk funny n’at.

[@sureman13]

lot of us are here for product review keep it up bro thx , and your teaching too so both is good ,perfectactually u are kinda the best out there for both

[@latymz]

4 years ago and this thing still holds it’s own against most new releases. Not to mention the newer versions of the Titan are monsters themselves.

[@blueskies00]

Hi everyone No matter how many of these vids I listen to, I'm still not getting it. This man is a genius... professional, no blabbering nonsense or irritating blingy music. Wish I could understand though. I'm sure hes super busy to answer questions. Does anyone know what solar generator is good for a not too bright woman with no mechanical skills traveling sometimes alone in a conversion van who would prefer 2000 watts power but won't be staying more than 2 nights in any one spot. Thanks so much 🙂

[@mts982]

Keep us up to date on this product.

[@mrFU]

the way he says "button" gets me every time, I don't think I have ever heard anyone else say it the same way in my life.

[@Warfrog101]

I get it though. My US southern drawl can stick out occasionally so, I do these kinda things on purpose at times where I know I must be clear. lol...oh well.

[@toddvolpe6396]

And the way he says "important" and there's one other word too, but I can't remember it right now...lol He should have his own solar generator company that produces these things. These companies fumbling around trying to make something to sell and he actually knows what they need to do.

[@Warfrog101]

@@toddvolpe6396 I'm sure he'd be successful in such an endeavor...but I bet he's having too much fun doing this.

[@arizonaguy7574]

Do you get out of town much?

[@bearstarpresents2264]

That’s actually how it’s said around here, but the rest of his accent doesn’t match.

[@dnhman]

Would love something like this for my off grid cabin , would be enough to run the basics for a three day weekend ,

[@oQsR]

If this holds up to be as good as it sounds on paper this is a great bundle!

[@TheGreatBeard]

I love it and want one next year. I hope you do a 6 month and 1 year review!

[@kenmarchlenski4477]

I really like the way you speak openly and candidly! I subscribed to your channel! Thank you!

[@eclipseonline3852]

Please keep doing the educational vids they are great, but then so are your product reviews, great channel thanks dude.

[@davidlan5698]

Not only a YT star, but also a prolific author. You rock Will.

[@comedickunt]

Just got to the electrical step of my skoolie build. This thing is a game changer

[@kimberlystanley2965]

I totally trust your honesty, for the women especially who need honest advice to buy a product that meets most of their needs, I'm learning and understanding more now about solar generators, inverters and the likes...but I've got a long ways to go still.

[@bearstarpresents2264]

Can’t wait to see the yearly check up next December

[@vanderumd11]

Still do not see it . Impatient me

[@AcmePotatoPackingPocatello]

Great review Will, thank you. The coolest idea if you are retired, is buy a MODELX, TITAN, 8 ~ 100WATT solar panels & teardrop trailer and tour the country for virtually no money. For years !

[@bullet1218]

When will you do a follow up on this product...

[@ralfhedstrom]

It looks like we are finally talking! This might be the solution for my off-grid cabin in a not so distant future - IF it will come in a 230 V EU-plug version - The alternative is me buying all my appliances in USA :) And with the LiFePO4 battery pack option....YEESSS! It will last me for the rest of my life (getting the cost/year lower).

[@chuzzbot]

YESS this is what we want , no brainer power modules to power almost anything from charge from almost any source ! I love how it is modular and the batteries snap on. I wonder if they will do some Australian versions for 24 systems. If not this should inspire the competition. Times are a changin'..... weeeeee!

[@78suntan]

Will with your knowledge and experience. You can design, build and market and sell the best unit ever.

[@bros6043]

Thanks for this video! Someone asked me about connecting 300W panels to the Titan and this video helped significantly

[@TheMcdrewb]

I need one for vanlife A/c thank god for you william!! titan is the only unit I’m aware of that will work for my needs

[@CALCOBRA94]

WOW the extensive knowledge about electronics and solar generators. Well done

[@flooradda5226]

@ 8K I get inspired to use this channel's resources to diy and save.

[@thomascotter7025]

Man I thought I was the cool guy on the block with the Inergy Kodiac. But this...this is way cooler.

[@johncampbell335]

I'm sold on the 30a RV receptacle. Been wishing for this.

[@EverydayMama]

John Campbell i just wish someone would show the 30a being used.

[@TheFilmMixer101]

You gotta try charging your tesla with this. Maybe it could even work as a backup (gas can)

[@ive9th]

I've been wondering when you would get your hands on this. Yikes! That thing is a monster but I love that it charges fast from the wall and can even use two plugs. That's perfect for me since I just want emergency battery backup when a storm is on the horizon etc. Energy is really cheap in PA. Like 8 cents a kilowatt.

[@SmoochieMcgoo]

I am happy you chose this product to review as I have been curious about it. There are 2 other products on the market that I am curious about as well, and was hoping for a review of them in the near future. The Renogy Lycan and the EcoFlow Delta. Thanks!

[@joeazzara]

No way these videos are great!!! keep on going I really like these review videos they are very informative.

[@wakawaka1976]

On the link it mentions something like the titan expansion battery costs $1300 and is around the same capacity as 2 Battle Borns. Titan expansion battery weighs 35lbs and the battle borns are 31lbs each so 62lbs combined. Supposedly they also have a 2 year warranty.

[@esqueue]

The Battleborn uses LiFePO4 batteries which has a lower energy density than your typical lithium ion cells which this battery uses. LiFePO4 cells though can do 12 and 24 volt setups easily without the need for converters which make them great for automotive setups and they are more safe when compared to regular lithium ion cells.

[@Noble4Truths]

Cut it open! Cut it open!!!!!

[@WillProwse]

I was resisting so hard. They had to have this unit back the next day and I was so close to ripping it apart! Must resist urge! haha

[@WillProwse]

Next one they send, I will rip it apart

[@williams6550]

@@WillProwse And don't forget, after they start producing them...we need to see one bought quietly to find out how much of a mess their corporate overlords have made making it cheaper. It's inevitable, we all know this, and that's fine. To a point!

[@ricardostravels3265]

Hear - Hear.... Cut it open!

[@ds525252]

DIY Solar Power with Will Prowse 🤣😂👍

[@AlbertJames007]

I know U get paid for the ads so I even watched one. Good videos!

[@jagsfanrick]

If you live in Northern California this is a great option.

[@fieryeyez6607]

You have had the point zero titan for 6 months now. How's it holding up? Are you still impressed with it? Do you still like it?

[@ericblackburn9829]

Test the Kilovault! Yes I will keep requesting this! Keep up the good work, and thank you for all of the informative videos!

[@DIYSolarandWind]

I appreciate all the solar work and reviews that you do

[@chas333]

Once again, great video! Can you host some Live chat sessions to field questions? Also, I appreciate the project related vids because they show the practicality of the products you review.

[@daydreamingarts]

i started watching your channel because we wanted a set up for our current camping needs and thinking about a future rv set up. my partner has a c-pap like machine that draws an enormous amount of power because he needs a complicated program with a bi-pap. i have a nebulizer that i use 2xs a day and then i need to sterilize it. plus he has to keep his insulin cold. so even tho were a mess we still want to be able to get out there. so i love your tutorials and the reviews because we want to create our own systems. but suddenly our needs have changed cuz we live in northern california where PG&E loves to turn off the power for extended times threatening 8 days duration etc. i think our longest one so far was 3 days. so now i'm really concerned about the fridge. i do not want to throw food out. all that cooking ahead stored in the freezer, fresh food and insulin in the fridge etc. so i've been going nuts like most of my neighbors looking a gasoline generators which seem like an awful choice, then how about the propane powered ones. but until this there was no solar powered generator that could run the fridge. i hate the batteries tho. i think of them as a big fire hazard. we can't afford a whole house system. we need something like this but with the lithium iron phosphate and we need the components to be somewhat portable. i seems like we'll need solar panels on the deck, the generator nearby so not so much power loss and a long extension cord to the fridge. and we need something now. PG&E plans to turn off power tomorrow morning. wow sorry for the ramble!

[@trekOCLVone]

This unit is super duty. Nicely done !

[@dack9826]

Wow, an 3000 watt inverter, a step up converter and a step down converter, with converter charger, 4000 wh battery, that is a really complete set! My only complaint would be the battery layout. It should have four expansion port - two vertical and two horizontal (which can connect to the horizontal expansion port of the controller) so that you have the flexibility for vertical or horizontal layout to fit in anyplace as modular setup. Right now, you can only stack them up higher and higher. Am I asking for too much? :) If not, maybe add a smart alternator connector ....

[@offgridprep]

I really like this system!

[@_DEX_-]

Very thoughtful and thorough 👍🏼Try running a full size refrigerator for a day.

[@enriquecastellon6524]

Yes... I’ve been anticipating you getting a titan in your hands. It’s got power what can we say. There’s a tranfernswitch out sells for like 70 bucks easy to install that hooks up to only one circuit at a time. That would work for the titan .

[@PhiTonics]

You should be getting paid for you consultation work your giving these companys, just saying. Awesome review.

[@AaronGeller]

I don't think he's actually doing professional consultations -- they have seen his reviews and they know if Will approves, then they will unlock more sales.

[@WillProwse]

Thank you! But I avoid official consultations like the plague. I do not want to side with any company. These products come and go, and I never know who will create a quality product. But I love to make lists of what a product needs to have, and copy/paste it to every company I know. Takes a few seconds, and I am not tied to any company. I tell them "make it like this, or your company will fail" haha! Its so much fun. They are forced to make a quality product. So in order to create further competition, I have these companies fight for my affiliate link posting. If they create a crappy product (or change components, like ruixu did), I can drop them from the channel/youtube and tell everyone why. And this gives me incentive to find the best of the best solar products. If I find a good product to recommend, then I will make money from affiliate sales. If I find a crappy product, I will become angry because that means less money for me as well. And if I recommend a bad product, even once, my reputation is screwed for all time. So thats how I am running it right now :D What do you think?

[@AaronGeller]

@@WillProwse Your reputation and honesty are EVERYTHING.

[@chriseudy4684]

@@WillProwse the grocery business is kinda like that: "Put all suppliers in one room and let them fight for your business." Works really well. Good job Will.

[@AaronGeller]

@@chriseudy4684 I think we call that the "free market system" where businesses are rewarded for making good products and are forced to be competitive.

[@heavymetalpermaculture]

Hasn't been long, but any reliability updates?

[@christallavery1529]

Looks promising for all of us in RV and as a house back up plan too. Great review

[@col.johnson9938]

Look forward to seeing you battle testing this. Clearly the industry has become aware of the WP no holds bar testing facility, and is trying to beat it.

[@cazkeymekam6427]

This definitely looks like something I would actually buy. Fast change times are everything where I live. Unfortunately in the winter we may not see the sun for days at a time so saving fuel on a generator is crucial. We recently had a province wide power outage. About 100,000 people were without power some of them for weeks.

[@ilhamyadityaahda3928]

im from indonesia, and watching every video you upload in this channel. keep update the video. in indonesia we use 220v grid

[@theMekanik]

Cool can't wait to see how it will hold up and what the cost is going to be.

[@xraykadiddlehopper8067]

theMekanik $7k

[@WillProwse]

@@xraykadiddlehopper8067 its $2,995 without solar panels

[@jefftucker9225]

@@WillProwse That actually isn't bad since it's expandable

[@WillProwse]

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[@theMekanik]

Sounds good 👌🏻

[@SHGRetro]

A home (small home) system you think would stand the test would be epic!

[@AGWahlin]

Looks like the perfect setup for our off grid cabin high in the mountains of Montana except (there's always something) for the battery chemistry. Looking forward to to a lifep04 unit. Keep up the great content.

[@dansklrvids7303]

What a fantastic review - nice to see you are influencing the product creation.

[@cuarentudineresistencia542]

I'd love to watch a review of this solar generator after a few moths mounted on a campervan or Rv...Good inverter, good battery modules, a good size to mount it on a campervan

[@silverstacksprepper]

This is a beast. I just ordered the AC200P. Hoping it will be the powerhouse i want it to be.

[@loudandclearmedia]

This would be perfect for a portable air conditioner in my work van.

[@jefftucker9225]

That thing is a beast, would be nice for a offgrid cabin

[@dotd4080]

So happy you did this analysis. Have been watching titan for a while. Look forward to your next video about titan. Thank you!

[@brandonlesko3126]

It's cool that this solar power generator has an EMP proof bag, but hopefully the electronics you want to run after the event also have an EMP proof bag.

[@hermitgirlwanders9162]

Ahh Will, I could watch you describe a paper bag and still learn something.

[@beesdreams9]

LOLLLLL!!! Thanks for saving me the trouble of saying it!

[@stevezelev7008]

Will, You have established yourself in the community/ market. Make sure these companies are paying you some big bucks for your evals and advice. Ask some consultancy company what your time is worth for what you do. You will hopefully be surprised what your worth is to them. I'm in another business/ industry where people like you get paid $5K for similar work. Look into it because your such a nice guy, you might be leaving a lot of money on the table.

[@lindaisenegger163]

I rather treasure your tutorials as well as your product reviews. I am an old lady, sideline wanna be. You follow the rules of science, the logic of teaching in a great balance of your own learned reverse engineered learning...and you make us feel that you are on the learners side, just about always . ..

[@PSVitaFan]

Love to see a detailed video on how to set up a solar system either in an RV a van or a home And have three ways to charge it Shore power alternator and solar

[@jenmc1941]

I love solar and the way you explain things with no bs is very appealing. You're cute too. 😊.

[@EverydayMama]

We are very interested in this one. Can you PLEASE hook it up to an actual RV, so we can see the 30 amp plug work? We can’t find it being shown anywhere.

[@longhairmullet]

M&M Overland Adventures would be great if THIS UNIT could be charged with one of those 30 amp plugs at RV hook up!

[@7sonero7]

Good question...you know the old saying... " If it sounds too good to be true "

[@ArlowBailey]

Could it run the air conditioner on a 30 amp RV for a short time?

[@kayeloop674]

Im currently waiting on mine I’ll see if i can do a video on it. Thats the same reason I purchased it for. Have to wait until August now. The wait is killing me!!

[@EverydayMama]

Kaye Loop We finally have ours and plan to do a video on it as well this summer! We find It runs the window unit AC well in out outlaw garage part with two batteries. I suspect three is going to be needed to run the roof ac. The rv plug works well and we can use our RV just like we were plugged into a campsite. It is so cool!

[@kayeloop674]

Will you be doing a follow up review on this product. I am really interested in buying one of these.

[@njfulwider5]

Sounds Awsome......But what is the cost? Is it worth the cost? Great Video Will!!! Just found it.....3000$ for just the Titan and one battery and each extra battery is 1400$......I am in the middle of a build, That seems pretty close in specs with this one(DIY). I really like this one!!

[@normangebhardt2092]

Enjoyed this informative new product overview. The Titan looks promising. Will wait to watch your long term review before making a decision but really like its user friendly ease of operation. Thanks.

[@danehart2783]

very nice for backup power . great upgrades .to bad about the batteries not being iron ,love that stack move , outstanding at 1st blush . i will wait till you find out more

[@kipdennis3796]

It's look great,nice work Will

[@merliny]

I enjoy your honesty. Please stay true.

[@bradallen1832]

I love modular and good design, construction. Let's see how this works out!

[@ds525252]

I see some awesome numbers but is it 3000 watts with the 2 batteries as we see it on the video and is it $3,000 with the 2 or 3 batteries. Sorry for so many questions. It sounds pretty strong but is that unit in the video 2 extra batteries? Or one extra battery? each battery bumps up the price. The numbers are awesome, a great power solution for many 👍. Sounds like it could power a regular RV AC with a “slow start”unit? to help in starting up. I’m a huge laymen but learning through your videos Will. Edit I researched it. The handle equals 1 battery= 1,500 watts continuous add a battery (second handle) $1,595 then get 3,000 watts continuous. $4,595 bare bones as shown in the video. I could be wrong? and maybe discounts available. It’s a greatly needed unit type to get beyond the limits of AC’s and refrigerators for us RVers 👏👏 Titan👍

[@razony]

Question: Can one use this to use/run off grid? Regardless of my resources. Can I add more batteries? It seems the only thing I would need to add are batteries and solar/wind. Right? Gota go, Needs more quarters! YES, YES, YES. Do your home work! Love your video's!

[@jordanfrankel-securityexpe3424]

Please test the Renogy Lycan solar generator

[@ElwoodAndersonNV]

Great video! Manufacturers are starting to get it right on these generators.

[@andrewthompson9072]

This one is the one for me. Can't wait. Thanks for the review

[@campinwill9977]

Problem: Zombie Apocalypse? Solution: Titan, Thanks Will. Downside: You are so trustworthy, that most of of products you endorse are sold out, on back order or doubled in price because of your loyal following. As always, so fun to watch! Thanks.

[@04dram04]

Looks like you called it. The apocalypse has started

[@stevemizera3891]

Am buying my model 3 in April 2021 Hope to use this to charge it as I live off grid and am 135 miles from the nearest super charger

[@belowme4927]

HOW ABOUT MAKING A ROLLING CART FOR THAT HEAVY THING???

[@fvrrljr]

LOL

[@chrissteene]

TY for doing the video on this I saw some thing on this but (no info) on it just how it matches up to a gas generator and how this makes no noise exhaust fumes but it can fun the whole house witch bull on please do more on this it has looking at one for temporary back up power love all the info

[@fvrrljr]

Will should build one with his preferred equipment as a DIY with full instructions. i Like, OLE!

[@carolnagata4855]

Titan uses lithium NMC batteries now. How do you feel about these generators now, five months since you first previewed this generator. How noisy is the fan on this unit and does the fan run the entire time the generator is being used?

[@oldguy4467]

Looks very nice. I just wish there was a 240V option.

[@LionelDoolan]

As always, beautifully presented and very informative. Great to watch.