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GOLABS Portable Power Station, 299Wh LiFePO4 Battery Backup $199.98
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GOLABS Portable Power Station, 299Wh LiFePO4 Battery Backup, PD 60W Type-C Quick Charge, 300W Pure Sine Wave AC Outlet
Clip $100 coupon to get the price down to $199. They have offered this battery at this price several times over the last few weeks but recently there was only an $80 coupon and now it's back up to $100 off.
https://www.amazon.com/GOLABS-Por...B08P5W4PX
Clip $100 coupon to get the price down to $199. They have offered this battery at this price several times over the last few weeks but recently there was only an $80 coupon and now it's back up to $100 off.
https://www.amazon.com/GOLABS-Por...B08P5W4PX
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My partner has been working from home since covid hit, using a 27" iMac. With a solar panel + the golabs 300wh battery, I can power the iMac for a full 8 hour work day. We keep it on low brightness, and obviously on overcast days this isn't an option. But as of now, she is working from home on almost 100% renewable energy. The best part? I didn't even purchase the battery for that purpose, so it's a win win. I have used it mostly for camping and extended road trips where we camp with vehicles off up in the mountains.
My partner has been working from home since covid hit, using a 27" iMac. With a solar panel + the golabs 300wh battery, I can power the iMac for a full 8 hour work day. We keep it on low brightness, and obviously on overcast days this isn't an option. But as of now, she is working from home on almost 100% renewable energy. The best part? I didn't even purchase the battery for that purpose, so it's a win win. I have used it mostly for camping and extended road trips where we camp with vehicles off up in the mountains.
100w renogy panel, very popular on Amazon. The golabs can only take max 60w watts input though, just fyi.
So what are you looking at when buying solar panel for this? Watt? Amp? Voltage?
Is it this one Renogy https://smile.amazon.co
$203 after clipping coupon and applying promo code DFJIQQQU at checkout.
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$203 after clipping coupon and applying promo code DFJIQQQU at checkout.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07YWWVRWD/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxGiRh6
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Is it this one Renogy https://smile.amazon.co
Watts = Amps * Volts
100 watts / 12v solar panel should work perfectly, check locally cheaper than online.
In Los Angeles area they sell for $60
Watts = Amps * Volts
100 watts / 12v solar panel should work perfectly, check locally cheaper than online.
In Los Angeles area they sell for $60
So with one 100 watt/ 12v solar panel, how long it take to charge this 300wh from 0-100%
California sun, probably strongest from 9-5