WHOLE HOUSE - Powered by Jackery 1000!!? - UNBOX / REVIEW

[@JonBecker81]

I was so excited today because we had a scheduled outage for line maintenance and I got to really use the Jackery 1000 for the first time. I ran my deep freezer, wifi, phone charger and computer for work no problem and was able to move stuff around to where I had the solar panels outside keeping it charged. The solar was just about keeping up with the power demand. My gas fireplace was keeping the living half of my house warm and I made lunch on my gas grill today. I do have a 7500 running watts gas generator too but didn’t use it. It was nice to know I could have all the bare necessities running on a sunny day with just the Jackery 1000.

[@MicahGallant]

Great stuff, i recently got the 1500, made a video about that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJ21aYKhobJ2qJo Its the next step up and can handle quite significant loads, I don't need anything more powerful than the 1500. Its pricey but it works. Thanks for the comment

[@JonBecker81]

@@MicahGallant that extra 500 watts is a big difference for sure.

[@MicahGallant]

@ depends what you mean by that. You can charge from the grid obviously

[@JonBecker81]

@ you can’t contribute to the grid and get discounts from the power company if that’s what you mean. I guess you could if you use less than what the Jackery could supply in a day but it would be a laughable discount.

[@MicahGallant]

@ its not meant to be a grid tie solution but you could use it that way if you really wanted. Youd need a lot more capacity

[@ARLGD]

Wow, this Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series sounds amazing for outdoor enthusiasts like ourselves! The massive capacity, fast recharging, and waterproof design make it a reliable backup power source. Plus, the smart APP control adds convenience. Definitely worth considering for those who value quality family time in the great outdoors. Thanks for sharing this recommendation!

[@friend757]

I bought 500 watt hot plate, 700 watt microwave, and many other low wattage appliances can be purchased. Small ceramic hearers can be run on low but would zap the energy too quickly. I found electric blanket that connects with DC cable is a dream come true for keeping warm for extended amount of time during a winter power outage.

[@MicahGallant]

yes using DC is more efficient thats for sure.

[@JonBecker81]

That blanket would be nice for camping. How much power does it pull?

[@lorihutton4719]

​@@JonBecker81 I saw it on clearance just yesterday. Walmart 17.99. I hope you get one!

[@JonBecker81]

@@lorihutton4719 will check it out. Thanks

[@ES-mc3cc]

The light on Jackery products will make carrying a flashlight unnecessary if you are carrying it in a dark place. It's a pretty good idea, actually. Leaves one hand free.

[@vinster907311]

Simple, get two, use one while solar charging other. Get one big one small. By the way, Hobotech says, if u get Bestek 300 pure sine wave cigarette charger, it doubles the charging time while driving

[@rogerpilon2588]

This is exactly what I do.

[@gregpalmer572]

Only works if you are only powering low consumption devices, otherwise you will be discharging at a rate faster than charging . However if you are discharging at a rate that matches the charge rate you could still use one and have it charging at the same time.

[@rogerpilon2588]

@@gregpalmer572 or if you have a large array. I have 3000 watts at my disposal on a good day, even so so days I’m producing 2000

[@gregpalmer572]

@@rogerpilon2588 Im not sure you understand how conversations work..

[@rogerpilon2588]

@@gregpalmer572 I’m fairly confident you’re a jackass

[@davidmiracle398]

I needed something to tide my place over when the power is off so I bought a Jackery 1000 and a solar panel along with it. I love it. I liked it so much that I bought a second one. A second solar panel should get to my place in a couple of days. Power outages are a real problem in Southern Calif. where I live. I also have a small Honda inverter generator that can charge up the Jackerys.

[@thinkforyourselfjohn3167]

Thank you for sharing that's what I want it for. We have the same issues due to hurricanes. Can't wait till I get mine. God Bless you. I will be doing the same if I like it will order a 2nd one. Priceless to have power you would know. Lol

[@altitudeiseverything3163]

That’s why I’m researching this. We live at 9,000ft elevation in Colorado and have frequent outages from windstorms and heavy snowfalls. Thank you for relating your experience. Sounds like a pretty good choice and has the option to be used for camping, too, unlike the big, stationary, propane generator we used to have.

[@olliehopnoodle4628]

I have the 240 for camping but am looking at the 1000 with a honda or Yamaha small generator for the same reasons as you. It is sad that we've come to a place where folks have to expect extended power outages.

[@altitudeiseverything3163]

@@olliehopnoodle4628 Nothing new here... Many of us have *always* lived with frequent, sometimes multi-day, power outages.

[@olliehopnoodle4628]

@@altitudeiseverything3163 In suburban USA it shouldn't really be a problem. I've lived in one place for 30 years and with the exception of infrequent big storms, an occasional transformer blowing up or a car hitting a light pole we just have not had power issues. I used to be in the IT infrastructure business. I remember one time I was in India, first day there, we were sitting in the conference room and the power dropped. I panicked but everyone else just sat there like it was normal, they had the infrastructure on site to handle frequent and longer power outages. But it was kinda funny at the time.

[@shoshannanina5359]

Can you plug in an extension cord to the Jackery to power several things at once? I need one of these to use continuously to run a small apartment in place where there is no electricity.

[@mz.olejitneyweekender6776]

Thanks for this walkthrough video. I just bought the Jackery 1000 a couple weeks ago. When you run out of plug-in wall sockets, this will be my go-to source. Thanks so much for doing this detailed video.

[@bobdonaldson445]

I bought a 4 circuit 15 amp 120v transfer switch and plug my Jackery 1000 into that. Takes care of the fridge, some lights/receptacles. I put single transfer switch on gas furnace to run the fan. No problem. Got two 120w solar panels. This will handle most outages barring a catastrophic event for which I got a gas generator.

[@MicahGallant]

awesome! Love that detail. Yes you can plug it into your house as long as you know whats going to be drawing from it and manage that draw. I'd love to have a transfer switch installed :) For now i'll just run extension cords

[@tempchannel3885]

Will it run a TV and PS4 for van living? and if so what is your estimate for how long. Thank you for this video.

[@azxctbygalumbo9516]

I realize you're a ps4 gamer but I just wanted to add that arm based systems like the nvidia shield tv and nintendo switch are going to be low power high performance systems that may be better suited for this lifestyle.

[@shaggymcdaniel3216]

It could run both of those easily. The Jackery 1000 can run 1000 watts in one hour. So take whatever wattage your tv and ps4 use and do the math.

[@MicahGallant]

Welding with a Jackery 1500: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH7IpGlmn857bbs 😃 Jackery 1500 Full Review here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJ21aYKhobJ2qJo 😁

[@jeremypearson6852]

My Jackery will boil 1 cup of water in a 700w mini kettle in roughly five minutes. It will likely support a 1000w kettle also, but not a standard one. Although the mini kettle was rated at 700w, the Jackery never showed pulling higher than 600w.

[@pattywolford]

Thanks so much. I just ordered and received this unit. Very helpful to see its many uses.

[@MicahGallant]

Great, I have the 1500 now. Great unit again. Heavier of course.

[@The67Crucible]

I got mine couple weeks ago, so far it's awesome. Made coffee, toast, blender protein shake, works great. Did you see Hobo Tech video on using BESTEK 300W inverter? I got one and tried charging with cigarette lighter in my car, inputs 160W!

[@MicahGallant]

Nice, did not see that. Even 100 watts is not bad, depends how you need to use it. This thing is a beast though

[@khunmoh2492]

How long this power bank lasts, standby, without using?

[@carlitodidthat]

How it running 8 months later ??

[@taunyaw2181]

Just got ours actually! It is easy to use. FYI: It jump starts a lawn mower with a dead battery too!

[@taunyaw2181]

@Ralph O'Really LOL...Yepper. The battery died when we were using it outside at the end of our property. Would have been a bummer to push it to the barn! :) Crazy.

[@davidh1314]

Phosphate would be nice, but 500 recharges will last several years if just using for camping and/or power outages

[@MicahGallant]

Yes, better than other technology, but if you pay 1600 CDN for this, i still would prefer LIFEPO4. People tend to abuse batteries like this so better quality batteries is always nicer. Maybe next version will be LIFEPO4

[@ryshask]

You sir are crazy, and I love it.

[@kevinhemmings1089]

Can it power a whole house?

[@RM-rj5ok]

Im having a hard time finding a good video regarding solar generators. I’m going to buy one and tested myself. This video is missing so much information. Example What about powering your home entertainment that includes your WIFI modem, Xbox’s etc etc?

[@MicahGallant]

this would power all that. For how long? That depends on how many amps / watts you're drawing consistently when using all those.

[@altitudeiseverything3163]

Videos don’t typically mention those because during a power outage most people are focused on basic necessities: heat, light, cooking, maintaining fridge/freezer temps, etc. If I get bored during a power outage, my iPad (easily charged with even a small solar device), a board game, or a *book* will do.

[@007alztruli]

@@altitudeiseverything3163 Ramiro is 100% correct. Every video you see people talking about camping or freezers or power tools. They also sometimes mention using it in the event of a power outage but then you would expect that they would show how well it runs a TV and stuff like a console connected to it but instead you only see them connecting laptops or phones.

[@altitudeiseverything3163]

@@007alztruli I would think that most people view home entertainment/gaming as superfluous during a storm, or other outage situation. Have we all lost the ability to entertain ourselves without looking a screen? 🙄

[@007alztruli]

@@altitudeiseverything3163 I understand what you mean but these tasks they usually put the product through has been shown over and over in other videos of the product. Watching TV (or TV related activity) in the home is a much more common use of power than all these tasks they usually show in these videos. It's like watching almost any laptop review, you will almost certainly see the reviewer talking about how well it runs Photoshop and stuff like that, and you often see them docking points from the laptop if it doesn't run it well when in reality, I am certain that only a really tiny percentage of people actually have any interest in using Photoshop or any other powerful software on their laptops, especially when the laptop is in the low or mid-tier range.

[@unicornphantasm]

Thanks for explaining wattage and what wattage Jackery 1000 watt can handle. I recently purchased the Jackery 1000 with two solar panels bundle for $1599.97. A short time ago I also purchased a 4 Patriot 1800 watt solar generator for $2,497.00. This was a bundle with two solar panels. The Patriot can run the water pump and other appliances that the Jackery can not power. Depends on what an individual can afford and desires. Approximately $900.00 more cost for a 1800 watt solar generator in my case.

[@jesus1sl0rd56]

Have you tried to power heat? Was wondering how both generators hold up

[@darklen14]

Need to be realistic here - it’s freezing cold outside so the performance of the battery will go down. Plus Jackery warns to use in low temperatures. Using appliances one at a time means you will use appliances one at a time until you forget or others forget.

[@thinkforyourselfjohn3163]

Thank you for this review. I have a question on that mini fridge how many volts does it have? And how many day's did you get out of it with a full charge? Great review! :-)

[@josegovea7123]

Can you use it and have it charging at the same time

[@nilsonc93]

Yes

[@jamiestone2954]

need to look up diy w will prowse. dude has everything any1 would ever want for this type of stuff. best and most informative person ive ever listened to

[@MicahGallant]

I follow will yep! He has all the toys ;)

[@3434abab]

he’s trying out various household appliances individually, not the “whole house” at once.

[@johndough1356]

True but also bread

[@jonothandoeser]

It' only got 3 plugs

[@justbrowsing395]

😂 The title is a bit misleading!!

[@shannabarnes7853]

He cant power the entire house 🏠 jackery is over priced and overrated

[@altitudeiseverything3163]

Yes, but a fridge, freezer, space heater, on-demand water heater, microwave, etc. doesn’t need to be plugged in constantly. If a fridge is run for a little while, a couple of times a day, that might be adequate, since they’re pretty well-insulated. Heating only a small room and keeping its doors closed, would minimize the heater use as well. Seems like a workable option for power outages, if you’re strategic about use.

[@swkaushik]

Fantastic

[@jayjayhooksch1]

Decent product, love the way it looks but an extra 200 USD, the EF Delta 1000 blows this thing out of the water on output and especially on input;1800w continuous, 3300w surge. AC input of 1200w!!!! And 400w solar. My understanding is that Jackery has excellent customer service though, only heard negative things out of EF.

[@MicahGallant]

I don't disagree- the Jackery is like the apple of solar generators, looks great - just works - isn't maybe as powerful as other products but you get a really solid little box. The other ones I find are like clones, or PCs where every company is making a version and they have better specs but service, and longevity is up in the air maybe... we will see. Jackery isn't for everyone - but for years its been the solid go to unit if you just want something basic that just works.

[@michaelborgstrom362]

stupid question; can you use it as an uninterrupted power source i.e. mains power goes off but tv is plugged permanently into it then into the wall and the tv wont switch off no manual switch over required

[@Ali-Muscle]

Just the review I was looking for

[@MicahGallant]

I recommend the 1500, it will run a well pump no problem. Has just that little bit more power to really help in a pinch

[@swkaushik]

Excellent

[@swkaushik]

Welcome

[@мелонецкиймелон]

absolutely 5 stars video! thanks!

[@daymondcain2903]

I was hoping it would run my full size fridge for days. Given the $999 price tag, I might as well let my food go bad and buy new stuff.

[@MicahGallant]

Build your own off grid setup

[@BattyBev]

@@MicahGallant I was definitely sold on getting a Jackery, but the more research I'm doing it seems building one is the way to go...

[@stevenconnor4221]

Watts= amperage x voltage , so if your.device draws 3amp at american 120v that gives 360watts of power utilised. So add the combined wattage of your devices.

[@Kaitlin24247]

I thought it would i seen a video of a guy using it for a fridge???

[@sharikoe]

@@Kaitlin24247 I think that is Revere Overland on KZbin. He ran a large refrigerator for about 8 hours on the Jackery 1000.

[@djmorphogen]

Can I buy one and keep it in storage for a few years before use? Or does it need to be run every few months to maintain it's battery? Can anyone shed any advice from this perspective?

[@MicahGallant]

thanks for the comment. Yes, no problem. Keep it dry. Probably pull it out every 6 months, test it, give it a charge then put it back. But it probably would be fine if you put it away full charged for a couple years honestly. Manual recommends i think charging every 6 months.

[@djmorphogen]

@@MicahGallant okay, thank you

[@pierremcculloch9971]

Looking at this video I am glad I bought the 1500 Jackery

[@d307p]

When fully charged with nothing plugged in will it stay at 100% for long period of time? I work nights and if storm knocks out power it would be good for my wife to have some light and internet.

[@Pk3_Garage]

Depends on temperature storage. I suggest checking the charge every two months. Then you will be able to tell if you can go longer between checks. Also, a good idea to do a test run to see what you can power and for how long. Believe me, you don't want to do this during an actual outage.

[@djmorphogen]

Can I charge it with Solar panels and use it at the same time?

[@MicahGallant]

Yes, no problem. I have the 1500 now and its excellent, runs everything including a welder. I have a video of the 1500 welding

[@djmorphogen]

@@MicahGallant great, thanks

[@kevinhemmings1089]

Why does it keep cutting off?

[@DengrayKai211]

hmm could i plug in an xbox and a tv? we're starting to have power outages in the summer

[@mjcfsutton]

What is the actual lifespan of this Jackery 1000 generator. Certainly it would depend on its usage so using it moderately, summer camping and emergency only home use - would you say 5 years, 10 years? Or more ?

[@thanatoskatakrima5864]

The new 1000 Pro has 1000 life cycles before it loses charge to 80% after that it will start depreciating slowly. That being said, You could probably get 10 years out of it, easily 👌

[@robertcastillo8163]

How long will it run just a tv? I’m looking to pick this up for tailgating purposes

[@MicahGallant]

how many watts does the TV require? Its that many wants per hour, then you can calculate how long to use up the hackery

[@andrewgentz3965]

Could you run a drop cord with two male ends and back feed a circuit in the house?

[@libertymasonwork279]

Thanks

[@nightowl7052]

Thank you so much, you answered so many questions I had!! 👍

[@practicalguy973]

Interesting there is no ground on a Jackery and when it comes to large appliances or pumps with water close by that could be dangerous if you had an accident. I think I would have 3 prong power outlet installed at my electrical panel and a male to male cable to attach the Jackery ensuring a house earth ground pole is in line. I have The Jackery 300 and use it for DC mostly but I always think about the ground not being there when using the high voltage inverter!

[@mrparrotman03]

After reading many reviews and watching a lot of videos, I chose this option for my first backup power station. kzbin.infoUgkxHypYDKHAN93Lp2RQpfvU_ksc70wJ00pt I was between this and a larger option that could power a wider range of items, but the price/size/capacity blend seemed right for this unit. Hasn't gotten a ton of use yet, but the build quality is solid and it charges fine via the Rockpals solar panel I purchased to pair with it. One thing to note is that the screen is optimized for a top down viewing angle, which makes sense, but this means it washes out at other angles - especially low angles. Not a huge deal, but perhaps a better option for the display could be used to provide wider viewing angles.

[@Humblebushman]

Looking for an off grid living setup but with electricity to run say a fan or heater. Maybe a lamp and power my mobile devices(aka phone and Nintendo switch) bout how long days wise with two of the panels from ty he bundle kit will this last using continuous power

[@MicahGallant]

really depends. how much are you pulling continuously? Are you assuming the sun will come out every day and for the same number of hours? Basically you need to overbuild your backup system, probably 5 times to make sure you have enough capacity for your expected usage or draw. It really comes down to trying it to see what works and add to your install if you find you need more. Jackeries are good for a day or two of charging cell phones or captions in emergencies. Might run freezer for 24 hours but don't expect to charge it fully the next day as most the power will be going to keeping the freezer running etc vs charging the battery so then you'd need a lot more solar. Solar should be in watts probably 10 times your average hourly consumption. since solar has to use only say 5 hours a day of sun to make up for 24 hours of draw

[@Humblebushman]

@@MicahGallant say couple phone charges, and 2-3 charges on the switch and maybe three lights on and off. Base setup

[@Humblebushman]

@@MicahGallant heater I can go without cause I'm using this for a small Bushcraft shelter and can just build in a small fireplace which can double as heater and stove

[@MicahGallant]

@@Humblebushman yep just for cellphones and stuff, would be good for a couple days for sure. I wouldn't buy jackery panels, i'd get generic amazon ones, dokio, renogy 100 watt panels with mc4 connectors and get the converter cables. Get 4 or 500 watts of panels and that will go a long way to really making a decent emergency setup

[@v.5967]

Exactly what I been looking for and thank you for doing soo

[@MicahGallant]

I review the Jackery 1500 here: EDITED: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJ21aYKhobJ2qJo Check it out, even better!!

[@jesperhammarlund300]

They just released a 2000Wh unit with 2200-(4400peak AC outlets.

[@LanceIs55]

I just skimmed through this video so forgive me if I missed it. You tried a kettle without success. I would think that would be the same for a standard 10 cup coffee maker?

[@MicahGallant]

Likely yes, i try a coffee maker as well here. Depends on coffee maker

[@LanceIs55]

@@MicahGallant Thanks :)

[@greg1474]

My Jackery 1000 powered a full size Keurig coffee machine. No issues.

[@altitudeiseverything3163]

Just boil water and use a French press. Simple, easy, and makes better coffee.

[@LanceIs55]

@@altitudeiseverything3163 I'm really impressed with this unit. It does exactly what I wanted it for. We have power outages that last two to four hours usually. We ran a 70 inch TV, receiver, internet router for five hours and then used our coffee maker to make coffee in the morning and it was on for an hour and still lots of charge left. Perfect for us. Thanks!!

[@sonnywineberger3471]

Very nice , just can't afford it , but very nice unit.

[@MicahGallant]

Build your own, you can build it piece by piece as you have money with better batteries, lifepo4

[@anthonycarbonaro7890]

Very excellent presentation!!

[@Dmosome]

The solar charge is faster than the household current ?

[@MicahGallant]

Well that really depends on what all you're drawing from it. That box takes up to ... 300 watts maybe of solar, I forget, so if you are using less than 300 watts then it would charge while in use.

[@lcw2787]

Will it run a portable A/C ??

[@Kaitlin24247]

No :(

[@tobias1248]

Very informative, would it work to charge two jackery in parallel?

[@MicahGallant]

You could charge two Jackerys with a y connector from same array if thets what you mean

[@swkaushik]

Great Great Great Great

[@droid0311]

Can you add a power strip to one of the outlets?

[@MicahGallant]

yes no problem.

[@mikebenoit6648]

My Green Power 🔋 Solar Generator died when I plugged in the charging plug but ran my electric Drum kit and 26 watt Amplifier

[@MicahGallant]

get it fixed. Might be some warranty or something from Jackery. You should be able to easily bypass the solar charge controller in it, just match up the voltage correctly

[@mikebenoit6648]

It was a Chinese knock off

[@fran-gr1zw]

hi, will it run a projector and laptop for 2 hrs at the same time?

[@MicahGallant]

This one for 2 hours? maybe not, depends on wattage of your projector and such. it would run both for quite a while probably.

[@bboymac84]

Get the 2000 version

[@MicahGallant]

Have a 1500 now!

[@jersondapedran2854]

How much!?

[@joeguerra3433]

Hows this possible, if just to run a 5 ton ac unit is around 6000 watts.

[@kingstonsean]

Will it run a coffee maker or an electric kettle. My Jackery 500 won't.

[@MicahGallant]

Watch the video :) It does not run an electric kettle, i tried that in this video. You can see the results. if you want a device to power stuff more than 1000 watts, you really need to build your own as these things are not cheap. What is good about it is that it just works for everything less than 1000 watts.

[@kingstonsean]

@@MicahGallant I watched the video. I didn't see that. I'll watch it again.

[@jonothandoeser]

Yeah you need 1000 watts to for those (or at leas 700)

[@jmorgan5870]

They sell coffee pots that plug into the cigarette lighter, you can find them in a truck stop or online.

[@sliglusamelius8578]

Why don’t they make it a jump starter too?

[@MicahGallant]

Good idea eh! This box is more for slower drain i think. Jump boxes don't need a large battery, they just need to push a lot of current for very short periods of time, which in terms of design is a bit the opposite of this. but its all battery technology.

[@susantaylor8554]

Could run oxygen mec in house for night I sleep with one could it

[@otrkid70]

He is Canadian. Why do they say ABOOT when pronouncing the word ABOUT?

[@calgaryjsc]

can this generator run 23 ft camping trailer furnace over night?

[@MicahGallant]

whats the power draw of the furnace? that would tell you how many amp hours it would consume over night

[@calgaryjsc]

​@@MicahGallant Thanks for quick reply! The manual says 132 watts and 11.1 amperage.

[@calgaryjsc]

@@MicahGallant I have 500w 540wh Aimtom and it was able to runs the furnace 160 minutes with full charge.

[@regginaldwilliams9381]

Nice review. Thanks.

[@MicahGallant]

Thanks was fun doing it. Its a nice unit!

[@Nezello]

Run the heat AND/OR the AC and get back to us. OTHERWISE SIT DOWN...

[@MicahGallant]

I have a wood furnace with a blower. Will it run that? i wouldn't think the fan is 2000 watts in there. seems max 400 watts, which this would work for so it would run my furnace. Electric heat? no.

[@PhamVans]

Most of the North American infrastructure was designed with a minimum of 60a services for their homes. With Majority of the newer ones having at least 100a... I highly doubt a single lithium battery would be able to provide you with 60-100a of power. Good clickbait though, a lot of people are trying to get off the grid these days.

[@lcw2787]

I’m doing Van Life. Help

[@vidalinarodriguezhernandez9564]

Quisiera traducir en español

[@Wunderpus-photogenicus]

Please try it out and do a review on a home full size double door refrigerator (27 cubic feet). Thanks.

[@MicahGallant]

Would not handle that, too much draw on modern fridges

[@RaquelsModernLife]

👉@11:26

[@fatbowe]

So get a 2000 jackery and test that one…

[@MicahGallant]

I have a 1500 now that i purchased myself. Perfect backup unit, also good for camping.

[@sideshowdrummer]

So this is false advertisement you trying to tell people that you can actually power a whole house by this thing and you can't yes I have one and I have a 500-watt so I guess you're just looking for some hits on your KZbin page

[@MicahGallant]

Yes, its called click bait, its what youtube runs on these days :)

[@TahaHula]

Is this all you need for van life... a no build...

[@randbaldwin]

Oof. There's this inconvenient thing called math.The good news is you can use it.

[@anastasiabraillard748]

The Bluetti is much better imo

[@MicahGallant]

Havent tried the bluetti myself. I like how basic this is, indestructible nearly.

[@patriciaribaric3409]

@@MicahGallant Jackery delivered fast. I'm nervously wondering if my Bluetti will ever come.

[@shannabarnes7853]

Jackery is overpriced and overrated its only worth about 400 dollars $ but they sell it for over a thousand 😳😳😳😳😳

[@jesperhammarlund300]

Any other similar power station with 1000w for cheaper you know of?

[@shannabarnes7853]

@@jesperhammarlund300 yes

[@sempereadem54eadem64]

@@shannabarnes7853 🤡

[@Music-sp4oy]

♥EverythingNewUnderThe Son

[@vanlifenomadfirekeeper]

You advertise it runs your whole house, then your correct that assertion later in your video.. i have one of these 1000 watt. Im not all that impressed.