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NEXPOW 2000W/2400Wh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station $680 + Free Shipping

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Nexpow.com [nexpow.com] has NEXPOW 2000W/2400Wh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station on sale for $1199.99 - $520 off automatically applied when you checkout = $679.99. Shipping is free.

Product Details:
  • 2000W/2400Wh LiFePO4 lithium battery
  • Ports:
    • 3 x AC (100-110V)
    • 1 x USB-C PD 60W
    • 2 x USB-A
    • DC 12V Cigarette Lighter
    • Anderson Interface (22-28V)
    • Input 7909 Port
  • Including USB-C output, USB-A socket, 3-AC power socket, 2-DC12V cigarette lighter, Anderson interface, input 7909 port or various ports
  • Smart LCD screen
  • Equipped with cooling fan
  • LED lighting
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Nexpow.com [nexpow.com] has NEXPOW 2000W/2400Wh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station on sale for $1199.99 - $520 off automatically applied when you checkout = $679.99. Shipping is free.

Product Details:
  • 2000W/2400Wh LiFePO4 lithium battery
  • Ports:
    • 3 x AC (100-110V)
    • 1 x USB-C PD 60W
    • 2 x USB-A
    • DC 12V Cigarette Lighter
    • Anderson Interface (22-28V)
    • Input 7909 Port
  • Including USB-C output, USB-A socket, 3-AC power socket, 2-DC12V cigarette lighter, Anderson interface, input 7909 port or various ports
  • Smart LCD screen
  • Equipped with cooling fan
  • LED lighting

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koge811
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Brah they keep lowering the price the problem is you cannot charge it while you use it. They made a very bad design decision. unless you are a hacker engineer to make it charge while discharging fixing design issues
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Quote from koge811 :
Brah they keep lowering the price the problem is you cannot charge it while you use it. They made a very bad design decision. unless you are a hacker engineer to make it charge while discharging fixing design issues
Inputting while outputting is a highly contested market space in this field now - along with UPS function that keeps a mini pc running. Thanks for posting this factor.
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This is the lowest per watt price I've seen anywhere so far for any power stations. At a bit over 28 cents a watt/hr, this is quite a bit lower than other power stations. If anyone has any experience with NextPow, I would love to hear it. The features of this power station seem to be a bit lacking but for the price, I can see some pretty compelling use cases. Not sure how much this weighs though as I can't find any information on it either on their site or online and I've also not been able to find any reviews on it. Strangely enough, NextPow does not list a user manual for it on their website but has manuals available for their smaller products.

EDIT:
Turns out it is sold on Amazon as well and there are some reviews there. One reviewer said it weighed around 50 lbs which is actually a bit lighter than I expected given the capacity.

Concerning the ability to charge during use, the following was in the product description. Not relevant to me as I don't plan to use during solar charging since I mainly will be using it indoors after it is charged.

"The maximum supported PV (solar) watt input is 200W. When charging the product, it is not recommended that the AC outlet be used to output high-power products, The use of electrical appliances must be within the power range, and products that exceed the power range cannot be used, which will damage the portable energy storage power station."

The mfg claims full charge using solar in 8-10 hours of good sun but it doesn't seem possible given the 200W max solar input.
Last edited by neural May 14, 2023 at 12:41 PM.
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Quote from koge811 :
Brah they keep lowering the price the problem is you cannot charge it while you use it. They made a very bad design decision. unless you are a hacker engineer to make it charge while discharging fixing design issues
Wow, always thought this was standard like a phone.
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koge811
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Quote from 5thgen :
Wow, always thought this was standard like a phone.
Nope else we would be all over this. Extremely inconvenient where you can't just use it 24/7 else would be the best deal ever for the next 2 yrs. Maybe buy 2 and swap back and forth but it's a big pain in the arse
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Quote from neural :
This is the lowest per watt price I've seen anywhere so far for any power stations. At a bit over 28 cents a watt/hr, this is quite a bit lower than other power stations. If anyone has any experience with NextPow, I would love to hear it. The features of this power station seem to be a bit lacking but for the price, I can see some pretty compelling use cases. Not sure how much this weighs though as I can't find any information on it either on their site or online and I've also not been able to find any reviews on it. Strangely enough, NextPow does not list a user manual for it on their website but has manuals available for their smaller products.

EDIT:
Turns out it is sold on Amazon as well and there are some reviews there. One reviewer said it weighed around 50 lbs which is actually a bit lighter than I expected given the capacity.

Concerning the ability to charge during use, the following was in the product description. Not relevant to me as I don't plan to use during solar charging since I mainly will be using it indoors after it is charged.

"The maximum supported PV (solar) watt input is 200W. When charging the product, it is not recommended that the AC outlet be used to output high-power products, The use of electrical appliances must be within the power range, and products that exceed the power range cannot be used, which will damage the portable energy storage power station."

The mfg claims full charge using solar in 8-10 hours of good sun but it doesn't seem possible given the 200W max solar input.
I found the OEM version on Alibaba, it's actually a 2560Wh battery (51.2v x 50aH)
I think Nexpow did the math as 48v x 50aH to get 2400Wh. The Anderson port supports 12a @ 28v input for a max input of 336w, which I think is how they are getting the 8-10 hrs PV charge times. It's like they don't even know the true specs of the product they are selling.
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Affiliate program offering 15% commission...if creative, perhaps can get $102.00 (15%) back from your purchase, lowering the effective price to $577.00. Will this idea work?
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Quote from BTspkrguru :
I found the OEM version on Alibaba, it's actually a 2560Wh battery (51.2v x 50aH)
I think Nexpow did the math as 48v x 50aH to get 2400Wh. The Anderson port supports 12a @ 28v input for a max input of 336w, which I think is how they are getting the 8-10 hrs PV charge times. It's like they don't even know the true specs of the product they are selling.
would you consider listing the URL for the OEM? Thanks!
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Does this unit have an actual MPPT solar controller? I noticed my EcoFlow 160W panel has a 21.4V open circuit voltage which is below the minimum 22V on the Anderson input, does this mean it is incompatible or can the DC7909 input support this lower voltage?

I need a much more powerful solar generator and this price is very tempting, especially for LiFePo4 battery, but the website has issues and I never heard of this company before, which makes me nervous to risk payment there for this product.
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I purchased this power station last month and received a defective item. It charges with the AC connection, but simply will not charge with any DC connection. I've tried different solar panels and connections (which work fine with other power stations). When I tried using an Anderson connection it actually drains the battery instead of charging it. When I tried charging with the DC car adapter, that does not work either. I've been going back and forth with the company to troubleshoot the issue for weeks now. I've provided all the information, pictures, and even videos of the issue. Their last reply was five days ago and I've not heard anything back after requesting a replacement or refund. I really wanted to like this product and it does seem to work well for powering appliances. I've tested it on a refrigerator and a freezer (not at the same time) and it handles them with no problem. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this item because the seller is unresponsive and doesn't seem to understand how the product works when I've asked questions. There have been a few contradictions when comparing the manual, their emails, and my own experience.
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