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Tenergy Portable Power Station 300Wh (LiFePO4 battery backup) $187.49 Amazon Prime Day

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Unlike the Jackery units that only have 500 lifecycles, this uses LiFePO4 cells that last 2000 lifecycles. The design and specs appear to be very similar to recent $200 Golabs 299Wh unit.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08K2CGHNJ
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Unlike the Jackery units that only have 500 lifecycles, this uses LiFePO4 cells that last 2000 lifecycles. The design and specs appear to be very similar to recent $200 Golabs 299Wh unit.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08K2CGHNJ

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Model: Tenergy 300Wh Portable Power Station / Battery LiFePO4 200W (Surge 400W)

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Tweak42
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Unlike the Jackery units that only have 500 lifecycles, this uses LiFePO4 cells that last 2000 lifecycles. The design and specs appear to be very similar to recent $200 Golabs 299Wh unit.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08K2CGHNJ
Jun 21, 2021
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MrDealYoGurl
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Anyone have any thoughts on this? I'm not too experienced in the battery game, but it's nice to see Tenergy is an actual company
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Quote from MrDealYoGurl :
Anyone have any thoughts on this? I'm not too experienced in the battery game, but it's nice to see Tenergy is an actual company
Depends on your use case. I personally look for Lifepo4 based banks because I want one that lasts years. I hate those old lead acid car jumpstarter units and uninterruptible power supplies that only last only 2-3 years before needing replacement. Where lead acid was rated for 200 cycles, common lithium ion for 500, Lifepo4 lithium is 2000, at nearly the same cost.

I found much technical insight on Hobotech and Will Prowse Youtube channels, though there are many others.
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Quote from Tweak42 :
Depends on your use case. I personally look for Lifepo4 based banks because I want one that lasts years. I hate those old lead acid car jumpstarter units and uninterruptible power supplies that only last only 2-3 years before needing replacement. Where lead acid was rated for 200 cycles, common lithium ion for 500, Lifepo4 lithium is 2000, at nearly the same cost.

I found much technical insight on Hobotech and Will Prowse Youtube channels, though there are many others.
Sounds good appreciate it. I live in a hurricane area so I was looking for something like this to possibly hold me over for a day on keeping my devices charged
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rypajo
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Any idea if the 12v is two way? I have a 12v lifepo4 pack that would be nice to extend the storage capacity of this.
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RCFlyer
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Quote from rypajo :
Any idea if the 12v is two way? I have a 12v lifepo4 pack that would be nice to extend the storage capacity of this.
It has one input port that the pix have it hooked up to a solar panel or your car's cigarette lighter plug.

So yea, you should be able to just leave the two linked that way for extended run time.
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newell74
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Looks like there are quite a few solar generator deals for Prime Day. Do you think this one offers the most bang for the buck?

Just looking for something to keep in the trailer to power an ice maker and other small appliances/gadgets. I have a normal gas generator but also have a solar setup to charge my batteries. My goal is to try and use the gas generator as little as possible...

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csheffernan
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The 299 Wh GOLABS PowerStation that often goes on sale for $200 does 300 watts while this only does 200 watts. This one might be nice if you want something slightly smaller and don't need as much power.
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Quote from csheffernan :
The 299 Wh GOLABS PowerStation that often goes on sale for $200 does 300 watts while this only does 200 watts. This one might be nice if you want something slightly smaller and don't need as much power.
FYI: Hobotech was only able to push the Golabs to 275 watts AC output, with the sine wave starting to collapse at 200 watts.
https://youtu.be/Vv7DXXHKi3g?t=723

Until a 3rd party reviewer precisely puts an AC load, I have no idea if the Tenergy will perform the better or same or worse to the manufacture specs. (200w continuous 400w surge)
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Quote from Tweak42 :
FYI: Hobotech was only able to push the Golabs to 275 watts AC output, with the sine wave starting to collapse at 200 watts.
https://youtu.be/Vv7DXXHKi3g?t=723

Until a 3rd party reviewer precisely puts an AC load, I have no idea if the Tenergy will perform the better or same or worse to the manufacture specs. (200w continuous 400w surge)
Good to know, thanks. All the more reason to buy something with some margin I guess.
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Arcanlaw
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Dang, got all excited until I saw 400w peak. Hoping to find something to keep my furnace going an extra couple hours in the event of a power outage but I'd need something with 1200w peak and probably 600w sustained.
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slickdealer05
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Thanks OP, these are great for Texans
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Quote from Arcanlaw :
Dang, got all excited until I saw 400w peak. Hoping to find something to keep my furnace going an extra couple hours in the event of a power outage but I'd need something with 1200w peak and probably 600w sustained.
Furnace fan, 1/3 HP, needs 1400w to start. 700w sustained.
https://www.generatorjoe.net/html...guide.html

"DIY Solar Power with Will Prowse" on youtube has some model reviews, and pros and cons of each.
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Quote from spackard :
Furnace fan, 1/3 HP, needs 1400w to start. 700w sustained.
https://www.generatorjoe.net/html...guide.html [generatorjoe.net]

"DIY Solar Power with Will Prowse" on youtube has some model reviews, and pros and cons of each.
Any idea on if this would be enough to keep a fridge going for a while? My biggest worry during a brownout isn't so much personal comfort as make sure food in the fridge/freezer doesn't go bad.

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Quote from RacinReaver :
Any idea on if this would be enough to keep a fridge going for a while? My biggest worry during a brownout isn't so much personal comfort as make sure food in the fridge/freezer doesn't go bad.
check the label in/on your fridge, 120V at how many amps? That should roughly equal your power draw while running

newer ones are often between 1.5 - 2A it seems. so 180-240W on 120V
Last edited by NikoN8718 June 21, 2021 at 09:35 PM.

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