Unboxing my Bluetti EB150 and testing with my Vango Sizzle camping induction hob

[@stewreviews9345]

I hope you found my review enjoyable, or at least useful - what do you think about my take on preferring the idea of a solar power station over a self build battery power system?

[@ingalway]

Hi. Very interesting video, thank you. By any chance do you know, or could you measure, the amps put out by the Vango sizzle on startup please?

[@daviddring8692]

Very useful video. I've been undecided for few months how to do my electrics in Campervan. Think you've helped me do same as you. One negative thing to me was not being able to store it in cupboard. In use I'd want it on worktop as I would find it difficult to keep bending down if on floor. Where have you situated yours for travelling & on site.

[@stewreviews9345]

Cheers David. I haven't bought my new van yet so it isn't all plumbed in yet. I am using it with my old van though and I am just tucking it behind a seat. Cooked up lunch and made tea a few days ago without even losing a bar. I do have a 175 watt panel on my shed roof and I charge the EB150 from that at home - I seem to get around 700 watt hours on a good day and the panel isn't optimally situated, so a similar amount should be do-able on a van I reckon. I'll look to over panel a bit but I'm confident I can get 600 watt hours or so per day during the summer without difficulty even taking account of cloudy or rainy days. I think I bought my panel from Renogy.

[@daviddring8692]

Also what solar panels did you get & size please

[@stewreviews9345]

Apologies for slow response - Renogy 175W Solar Panel - amzn.eu/d/7es0J94