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Now $350. MILIN 622Wh / 600W Portable Power Station $275 AC; 45% off; $0.44/Whr, Amazon but shipped 3rd party
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Now $350, still a good deal at $0.53/Watt but not as outstanding. There have been some others at similar price per Watt but I didn't see any with 100W USB C PD both in and out; simultaneous charge and discharge, etc.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08YRFLSR3
Be sure to click the "extra savings" to get the 45% off price or enter code DDXZFKHF.
I bought one of these 3-4 weeks ago at $300 and I am very happy with it. It seems a quality unit with the all the features I was looking for and some I didn't expect (simultaneous charging from USB-C PD and the power port.) I recommend reading the review by A Martinez ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/custome...dctrv
I ran mine for XX36XX hours with a portable refrigerator and the 633Wh seems honest. At <$0.44 per Watt-hour it is a good deal given all the features. My only criticism is that the DC port turns off if it sees no load as a safety feature; that doesn't work well for my use with a refrigerator that cycles on/off. I need to add another small load to prevent that or use the 110V port. (I used the 110V port for the XX36XX hour trial.) The shipping took ~5 days by truck from Los Angeles; I suspect these are not allowed on airplanes due to the size of the battery.
Specifications
Model Milin 622Wh Power Station (MLPS001)
Battery Capacity 622Wh
Dimensions 29*21*20.5cm / 11.4*8.2*8in
Weight 14.99lb (6.8kg)
Working Temperature -10-40℃
2*AC Output 100V, 600W (Pure Sine Wave)
2*DC Output 2*12V, 10A
Car Outlet 12V, 10A
USB C 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/5A
DC Input 12-24V
Edit: I looked at my test again, it was only 26 hours not 36 hours or at least that's what my time lapse says. I am trying again running off the DC rather than the AC. I made a simple 1 Watt load to keep the 12V running and it is on right now. I am guessing it will run longer on 12V DC rather than the 120V AC.
Edit: I ran it on the 12V with a dummy 1.5W load. After 49 hours it is at 15%. I need the space back so I am calling it done.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08YRFLSR3
Be sure to click the "extra savings" to get the 45% off price or enter code DDXZFKHF.
I bought one of these 3-4 weeks ago at $300 and I am very happy with it. It seems a quality unit with the all the features I was looking for and some I didn't expect (simultaneous charging from USB-C PD and the power port.) I recommend reading the review by A Martinez ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/custome...dctrv
I ran mine for XX36XX hours with a portable refrigerator and the 633Wh seems honest. At <$0.44 per Watt-hour it is a good deal given all the features. My only criticism is that the DC port turns off if it sees no load as a safety feature; that doesn't work well for my use with a refrigerator that cycles on/off. I need to add another small load to prevent that or use the 110V port. (I used the 110V port for the XX36XX hour trial.) The shipping took ~5 days by truck from Los Angeles; I suspect these are not allowed on airplanes due to the size of the battery.
Specifications
Model Milin 622Wh Power Station (MLPS001)
Battery Capacity 622Wh
Dimensions 29*21*20.5cm / 11.4*8.2*8in
Weight 14.99lb (6.8kg)
Working Temperature -10-40℃
2*AC Output 100V, 600W (Pure Sine Wave)
2*DC Output 2*12V, 10A
Car Outlet 12V, 10A
USB C 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/5A
DC Input 12-24V
Edit: I looked at my test again, it was only 26 hours not 36 hours or at least that's what my time lapse says. I am trying again running off the DC rather than the AC. I made a simple 1 Watt load to keep the 12V running and it is on right now. I am guessing it will run longer on 12V DC rather than the 120V AC.
Edit: I ran it on the 12V with a dummy 1.5W load. After 49 hours it is at 15%. I need the space back so I am calling it done.
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Now $350, still a good deal at $0.53/Watt but not as outstanding. There have been some others at similar price per Watt but I didn't see any with 100W USB C PD both in and out; simultaneous charge and discharge, etc.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08YRFLSR3
Be sure to click the "extra savings" to get the 45% off price or enter code DDXZFKHF.
I bought one of these 3-4 weeks ago at $300 and I am very happy with it. It seems a quality unit with the all the features I was looking for and some I didn't expect (simultaneous charging from USB-C PD and the power port.) I recommend reading the review by A Martinez ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/custome...dctrv
I ran mine for XX36XX hours with a portable refrigerator and the 633Wh seems honest. At <$0.44 per Watt-hour it is a good deal given all the features. My only criticism is that the DC port turns off if it sees no load as a safety feature; that doesn't work well for my use with a refrigerator that cycles on/off. I need to add another small load to prevent that or use the 110V port. (I used the 110V port for the XX36XX hour trial.) The shipping took ~5 days by truck from Los Angeles; I suspect these are not allowed on airplanes due to the size of the battery.
Specifications
Model Milin 622Wh Power Station (MLPS001)
Battery Capacity 622Wh
Dimensions 29*21*20.5cm / 11.4*8.2*8in
Weight 14.99lb (6.8kg)
Working Temperature -10-40℃
2*AC Output 100V, 600W (Pure Sine Wave)
2*DC Output 2*12V, 10A
Car Outlet 12V, 10A
USB C 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/5A
DC Input 12-24V
Edit: I looked at my test again, it was only 26 hours not 36 hours or at least that's what my time lapse says. I am trying again running off the DC rather than the AC. I made a simple 1 Watt load to keep the 12V running and it is on right now. I am guessing it will run longer on 12V DC rather than the 120V AC.
Edit: I ran it on the 12V with a dummy 1.5W load. After 49 hours it is at 15%. I need the space back so I am calling it done.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08YRFLSR3
Be sure to click the "extra savings" to get the 45% off price or enter code DDXZFKHF.
I bought one of these 3-4 weeks ago at $300 and I am very happy with it. It seems a quality unit with the all the features I was looking for and some I didn't expect (simultaneous charging from USB-C PD and the power port.) I recommend reading the review by A Martinez ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/custome...dctrv
I ran mine for XX36XX hours with a portable refrigerator and the 633Wh seems honest. At <$0.44 per Watt-hour it is a good deal given all the features. My only criticism is that the DC port turns off if it sees no load as a safety feature; that doesn't work well for my use with a refrigerator that cycles on/off. I need to add another small load to prevent that or use the 110V port. (I used the 110V port for the XX36XX hour trial.) The shipping took ~5 days by truck from Los Angeles; I suspect these are not allowed on airplanes due to the size of the battery.
Specifications
Model Milin 622Wh Power Station (MLPS001)
Battery Capacity 622Wh
Dimensions 29*21*20.5cm / 11.4*8.2*8in
Weight 14.99lb (6.8kg)
Working Temperature -10-40℃
2*AC Output 100V, 600W (Pure Sine Wave)
2*DC Output 2*12V, 10A
Car Outlet 12V, 10A
USB C 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/5A
DC Input 12-24V
Edit: I looked at my test again, it was only 26 hours not 36 hours or at least that's what my time lapse says. I am trying again running off the DC rather than the AC. I made a simple 1 Watt load to keep the 12V running and it is on right now. I am guessing it will run longer on 12V DC rather than the 120V AC.
Edit: I ran it on the 12V with a dummy 1.5W load. After 49 hours it is at 15%. I need the space back so I am calling it done.
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DC port will not turn off if no power draw detected. Also 12v DC is regulated.
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But, what type of battery? Does not seem to be the LIFEPO4 as they don't say.
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