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expiredcrow69 posted Jun 29, 2023 04:23 AM
Anker SOLIX F2000 (PowerHouse 767) $1,599 June 25, 2023 - July 2, 2023 at Anker
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June 25, 2023 - July 2, 2023
Anker SOLIX F2000 (PowerHouse 767) $1,599
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Anker SOLIX F2000 (PowerHouse 767) $1,599
Other combo deals also at the link when signing up as a "Fan"
Anker SOLIX F2000 (PowerHouse 767) Fan Week discounts
https://www.anker.com/anker-solix/fan-week
Anker PowerHouse 767 Overview ("Specs" info link on top right of page)
https://www.anker.com/a1780?ref=naviM
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June 25, 2023 - July 2, 2023
Anker SOLIX F2000 (PowerHouse 767) $1,599
Other combo deals also at the link when signing up as a "Fan"
Anker SOLIX F2000 (PowerHouse 767) Fan Week discounts
https://www.anker.com/anker-solix/fan-week
Anker PowerHouse 767 Overview ("Specs" info link on top right of page)
https://www.anker.com/a1780?ref=naviM
Anker SOLIX F2000 (PowerHouse 767) $1,599
Other combo deals also at the link when signing up as a "Fan"
Anker SOLIX F2000 (PowerHouse 767) Fan Week discounts
https://www.anker.com/anker-solix/fan-week
Anker PowerHouse 767 Overview ("Specs" info link on top right of page)
https://www.anker.com/a1780?ref=naviM
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The one this has that the other 2 don't is the tt-30 rv port.
The one this has that the other 2 don't is the tt-30 rv port.
Still, this deal is very tempting to me. Not sure I can hold out.
Still, this deal is very tempting to me. Not sure I can hold out.
Still, this deal is very tempting to me. Not sure I can hold out.
Also, I like the pass-through charging/UPS functionality of the Anker. I'm not sure the Ecoflow one specified in this thread has the same functionality.
In my case, I want something I can plug my sump pump into while I am away on vaction, etc.
Last year, I was a couple thousand miles from home when we lost power for two days. My basement flooded during a storm, even though I already have a battery backup on my sump pump. If I had a 2,000wh unit plugged in, it would have gotten me two more days of sump pump usage (based on my calculations).
There were other reasons I prefer this Anker unit, but I can't remember them at the moment. When I did my research, I identified this exact unit as the one I want to use for my sump pump when I am on vacation, and as a generator for when I am home and experience a power outage.
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Also, I like the pass-through charging/UPS functionality of the Anker. I'm not sure the Ecoflow one specified in this thread has the same functionality.
In my case, I want something I can plug my sump pump into while I am away on vaction, etc.
Last year, I was a couple thousand miles from home when we lost power for two days. My basement flooded during a storm, even though I already have a battery backup on my sump pump. If I had a 2,000wh unit plugged in, it would have gotten me two more days of sump pump usage (based on my calculations).
There were other reasons I prefer this Anker unit, but I can't remember them at the moment. When I did my research, I identified this exact unit as the one I want to use for my sump pump when I am on vacation, and as a generator for when I am home and experience a power outage.
If you have a typical 12v watchdog battery, they crap out all the time, typically within 2 years. A good deep cycle marine battery works well, but you need to check fluids often. The charging circuit on the watchdog system is garbage. Your actually better off getting a battery tender.
Yes I get your idea they you'd leave this thing plugged in while your out on vacaction, but wouldn't you also take this with you.. on vacation?
Get a 80ah lfp battery, and be done. You'll power the pump for days.
If you have a typical 12v watchdog battery, they crap out all the time, typically within 2 years. A good deep cycle marine battery works well, but you need to check fluids often. The charging circuit on the watchdog system is garbage. Your actually better off getting a battery tender.
Yes I get your idea they you'd leave this thing plugged in while your out on vacaction, but wouldn't you also take this with you.. on vacation?
Get a 80ah lfp battery, and be done. You'll power the pump for days.
Also, I'm not sure why you'd want to bring this on vacation. Who wants to haul a 70lb battery on wheels in their vehicle? Maybe a camping or RV trip, if you consider those a vacation, but if its functioning as a backup for a sump-pump (no power, and heavy rain or possibly snow/snow melt), I don't feel like you'd be doing either of those activities. Just a thought.
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Also, I like the pass-through charging/UPS functionality of the Anker. I'm not sure the Ecoflow one specified in this thread has the same functionality.
In my case, I want something I can plug my sump pump into while I am away on vaction, etc.
Last year, I was a couple thousand miles from home when we lost power for two days. My basement flooded during a storm, even though I already have a battery backup on my sump pump. If I had a 2,000wh unit plugged in, it would have gotten me two more days of sump pump usage (based on my calculations).
There were other reasons I prefer this Anker unit, but I can't remember them at the moment. When I did my research, I identified this exact unit as the one I want to use for my sump pump when I am on vacation, and as a generator for when I am home and experience a power outage.
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