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forum thread Posted by Bruinnn | Staff over 1 year ago

Wellbots Special Bundle: Ecoflow Delta 2 Max Portable Power Station & 2 x FREE 160W Solar Panel $1,639 + FS

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Wellbots has Special Bundle: Ecoflow Delta 2 Max Portable Power Station & 2 x FREE 160W Solar Panel [wellbots.com] for $1,639 with code NEW10 to apply at checkout. Shipping is free

Offer valid until 6/4 at 11:59PM EST

Main features:

Capacity: 2048Wh
Warranty 5 year
Chemistry: LFP
Expandable up to 6kWh
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Wellbots has Special Bundle: Ecoflow Delta 2 Max Portable Power Station & 2 x FREE 160W Solar Panel [wellbots.com] for $1,639 with code NEW10 to apply at checkout. Shipping is free

Offer valid until 6/4 at 11:59PM EST

Main features:

Capacity: 2048Wh
Warranty 5 year
Chemistry: LFP
Expandable up to 6kWh
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over 1 year ago
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over 1 year ago
absoluthung
over 1 year ago
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Can I use this to charge my Tesla?
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over 1 year ago
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over 1 year ago
vns1
over 1 year ago
84 Posts
Quote from absoluthung :
Can I use this to charge my Tesla?
Given that the process will include conversion multiple times (at 15-25% loss) - e.g. Delta battery to AC at 85% efficiency, and then Tesla's AC-to-DC (presuming again 85% efficiency) - in the ideal case you are looking at adding 1.5kWh to Tesla's 100kWh battery.

So - yes, you could charge your Tesla.... Barely :-)
over 1 year ago
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Joined Jan 2010
over 1 year ago
Ride_The_Sky
over 1 year ago
14,021 Posts
Could someone please recommend some batteries? I have solar panels already but they want $15k to install Power Wall to use as generator/back up power. I don't have $15k to spend for few days of usage at most, but I want to be able to store some battery for laptop, maybe internet, phone chargers, etc but I don't want to worry about having to maintain charge/cycle/etc or danger of exploding if it gets too hot etc.
What would you recommend?
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over 1 year ago
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Joined Aug 2015
over 1 year ago
vivek.katukuri
over 1 year ago
3 Posts
Be careful with Wellbots. I bought another product from them. They shipped it late. When I wanted tor return it, they never replied. I had to email more than once and finally they wrote back. I had to pay for return shipping and a restocking fee. The only reason I bought from them was that there was a discount and now I neither have the product and lost money on it.
over 1 year ago
19 Posts
Joined Jan 2014
over 1 year ago
MichaelM4110
over 1 year ago
19 Posts
Quote from Ride_The_Sky :
Could someone please recommend some batteries? I have solar panels already but they want $15k to install Power Wall to use as generator/back up power. I don't have $15k to spend for few days of usage at most, but I want to be able to store some battery for laptop, maybe internet, phone chargers, etc but I don't want to worry about having to maintain charge/cycle/etc or danger of exploding if it gets too hot etc.
What would you recommend?
You probably have to get a new inverter and some re-circuits depending where you live that's expensive on its own
over 1 year ago
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over 1 year ago
Ride_The_Sky
over 1 year ago
14,021 Posts
Quote from MichaelM4110 :
You probably have to get a new inverter and some re-circuits depending where you live that's expensive on its own
How about getting a portable battery and plugging it into the wall (since the wall outlets are technically supplied by the generated electricity, even though it comes from the grid). Then if I need to run something, I can just plug the battery into the outlet that shares the same line? Like suicide cord or whatever it was called.
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over 1 year ago
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over 1 year ago
tre4s13
over 1 year ago
420 Posts
Quote from absoluthung :
Can I use this to charge my Tesla?
Of course.