Energizer Portable Power Station 320Wh/300W With LiFePO4 Batteries Review

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→ This Unit Is Made by IIT - www.iittechnology.com/home.html
→ The Energizer Brand We Think Of - www.energizer.com/
→ Other Energizer Stuff We Would Not Think Of - www.energizerpower.com/
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Small portable power stations are becoming increasingly more popular as the world seems to be more into outdoor activities. This 300-watt battery inverter is labeled as made by Energizer but is actually built by IIT.
The brand Energizer does stick out as a good name in a sea of Amazon no-name brands. If you spend some time on the links above, this is clearly not the same manufacturer of batteries and we have to question if this is a licensing deal.
As far as testing goes, the power station performed well and does have Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries that will probably long outlive the technology this unit can provide. Solar charging seemed to be limited but my sunny days are coming to an end in Michigan as fall takes over.

[@bollwitt]

Bought one for our sailboat along with a foldable 120 Bluetti solar panel. Love it. Charges fast. 12 v devices are your best bet if you want to max efficiency. We use a 12 v tv and a 12 v small fridge to make ice. You have to be smart about your needs.

[@Jarco101]

Excellent work Bryan

[@missyd0g2]

We have had so many power outages in the Detroit area. This would keep LED lights on in the house and a fan. Plus recharge the iPad. Nice video.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Glad to help!

[@NukePooch1]

FYI, If you can run 12v items, rather than 120v items, the battery will last a lot longer. For those who need to run a CPAP, you'll get a LOT more time out of these battery packs if you use a CPAP '12v car adapter'. Anytime you don't have the losses from converting the battery voltage (15VDC?) up to 120VAC, then back to 12VDC, you'll be better off.

[@qanononabong8491]

Exactly. This should be common knowledge amongst all battery reviewers.

[@iggymac3473]

Nice one Thanks Brian

[@ImASurvivorNThriver]

Great little unit! We have a couple. Thanks for sharing.

[@silverdareify]

Hi just came through this and I thank yoy for the nice review. Does this hold the charge for long without draining fast while stored and not in use. and second can I power a 145 watts smart tv with it or it is not recommended to reach that wattage? Thk u in advance.

[@StormGod-X]

How does this compare to the arc 3/4 and 5?.. Are the Arc series also made by this same sub-company?

[@tedmcdonald3377]

😎🤔😎🤔😎 Thanks Brian

[@MrChris-bx7ss]

They offer a larger 601 hour version now on Amazon which I just purchased

[@troypol343]

but does it have a LiFePo4 battery?

[@akwintergirl2]

I just bought one. What is the best charging practice for this power bank? Cell phones are 70%-30% is it the same for battery or should it be charged 100% where in 0%?

[@WorkshopAddict]

It is LifePO4. It can be fully charged 3500 times, or once a day for 10 years. No worries about it like others. Long term storage I would bring it down to 60%

[@berrioman]

Hello. I have a problem with this device. Recently, after normal use, when I try to turn on the AC key, the device turns itself off and sometimes restarts as well. What can I do to fix it?

[@patrickking6369]

where do you purchase another car charger for my portable Energizer

[@nickwillard4471]

Im awful at this im sorry. I have a fan which says its 35 watts. How long should this thing last with that fan running the entire time?

[@nandofrits8396]

I have one, and the power button doesn't work. when it is charged, the flashlight turns on immediately, then the screen goes blank. how to fix it?

[@xadena]

What solar panels would you recommend?

[@JosephTyson]

The "BougeRV 100W Mono Portable Solar Panel" or the "BanffCliff 60W Foldable Solar Panel with Kickstands" look to be a good candidates, but I haven't tried them yet.

[@Texasgirl10]

Plus it has pass through charging.

[@attackpawn]

Looking to run a TV and some LED lights during power outages. This product should suffice?

[@WorkshopAddict]

The LED lights are simple and would work fine. As long as this is not a 60" TV, you should be good. Check that wattage on the back of the TV to make sure.

[@mankeyismyfriend]

Wanted one for camping purposes Would it be capable of running christmas lights/electric blanket for approximately 7-9 hours? Thanks

[@WorkshopAddict]

Christmas lights, yes. Electric blanket, no. Anything that heats will be more than 300 watts.

[@mankeyismyfriend]

@@WorkshopAddict duly noted..thank you very much!

[@sassegranny4700]

What solar pack would you recommend? Or will it take any power pack?

[@JosephTyson]

The "BougeRV 100W Mono Portable Solar Panel" or the "BanffCliff 60W Foldable Solar Panel with Kickstands" look to be a good candidates, but I haven't tried them yet.

[@thomascrompton7775]

This will take up to 200 watts solar

[@jeremywhitesell2688]

@@thomascrompton7775 it wont. It tops out at 70 watts no matter the solar panel. And it doesnt have dual inputs. If you use the dc solar the 100 watt pd goes off. If you use the pd 100 then the dc solar goes off. Fastest way to charge it is that 100 watt pd.

[@palmvictory]

Okay, so where’s that $ off coupon?

[@donpickett202]

can you use battery doctor to charge it

[@AskIveSolar]

Watched so I wanted to drop a comment.

[@thomascrompton7775]

Can't believe doesn't come with car charger or solar charge cord

[@jeremywhitesell2688]

Where did you see it doesnt come with those? It comes with those along with a 100 watts usb c and a 65 watt wall inverter.

[@donpickett202]

mine did@@jeremywhitesell2688

[@konamanstudio2447]

🐶🍺🐶🍺🐶

[@petepaxton5109]

I hate the permanently raised handle and no wireless charging