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BLUETTI EB3A 600W 268Wh Portable Power Station LiFePO4 Battery (Refurbished)
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Bluetti_official via eBay has BLUETTI EB3A 600W 268Wh Portable Power Station LiFePO4 Battery (Refurbished) for $129 - $10 Off when you apply promo code BLUETTIEB3A during final checkout = $119. Shipping is free.
Thanks community member MinhTrinh for sharing this deal
Note: 100% tested and working, come with AC and Solar charging cables
Thanks community member MinhTrinh for sharing this deal
Note: 100% tested and working, come with AC and Solar charging cables
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Written by SubZero5 | Staff- About this Offer: $10 Off Coupon is valid through July 25, 2023
- Warranty: Includes 2-Year Warranty by Allstate
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Bluetti_official via eBay has BLUETTI EB3A 600W 268Wh Portable Power Station LiFePO4 Battery (Refurbished) for $129 - $10 Off when you apply promo code BLUETTIEB3A during final checkout = $119. Shipping is free.
Thanks community member MinhTrinh for sharing this deal
Note: 100% tested and working, come with AC and Solar charging cables
Thanks community member MinhTrinh for sharing this deal
Note: 100% tested and working, come with AC and Solar charging cables
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Written by SubZero5 | Staff- About this Offer: $10 Off Coupon is valid through July 25, 2023
- Warranty: Includes 2-Year Warranty by Allstate
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It has 3 charging modes are Standard, Turbo, and Silent. In silent mode, it charges at a lower rate (less wattage) which minimizes the amount of fan use. if this is true, it is perfect for my use case. During my initial charge (I am assuming it was on Standard charging mode), the fan didn't come on right away but within 10 minutes it did come on and stayed on until fully charged. The fan noise was about moderate but not nearly as loud as the Allpower R600 which was like a jet engine.
In silent mode, it charges at 105 watts. In standard mode, it charges at about 260 watts. In silent mode, the fan does come on, but it is quieter than standard mode. When I switched to turbo mode, it gave me a warning that it draws 350 watts but should only be used when really needed, so i didn't try it out.
So far I am liking it. I have hooked it up to my modem and network switch and the fan has not turned on yet. The only thing I have noticed that is strange is that these 2 devices when I have plugged them into other battery stations have shown to draw about 16-18 watts. On the EB3A, it is showing 22 watts. Is this because of the inverter?
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It has 3 charging modes are Standard, Turbo, and Silent. In silent mode, it charges at a lower rate (less wattage) which minimizes the amount of fan use. if this is true, it is perfect for my use case. During my initial charge (I am assuming it was on Standard charging mode), the fan didn't come on right away but within 10 minutes it did come on and stayed on until fully charged. The fan noise was about moderate but not nearly as loud as the Allpower R600 which was like a jet engine.
In silent mode, it charges at 105 watts. In standard mode, it charges at about 260 watts. In silent mode, the fan does come on, but it is quieter than standard mode. When I switched to turbo mode, it gave me a warning that it draws 350 watts but should only be used when really needed, so i didn't try it out.
So far I am liking it. I have hooked it up to my modem and network switch and the fan has not turned on yet. The only thing I have noticed that is strange is that these 2 devices when I have plugged them into other battery stations have shown to draw about 16-18 watts. On the EB3A, it is showing 22 watts. Is this because of the inverter?
I was a little hesitant at first because of all of the bluetti hate on SD, but so far I really like it for my use case, and you can't beat this price for a known name brand.
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It's a great quality product. Everything works reliably. the Status display is clear and informative. Recharging at ~ 260W is extremely fast .
Mine included the optional ~ 8 ft low-gauge (high-amp) DC solar charging cable – which is another $20-40 value.
at $115 I would say everyone should have one of these. Keep it around for power-outtages or road trips.
It's a bit heavy about 11 lbs would be my guess (check the product specs)
It's currently in TX, for the THIRD time, for RMA/repair. 2x for the *SAME* 'inverter overload' error. 1st one would reboot itself @ least, 2nd one crashed hard. Not great as it was random @ night, as I use it as a CPAP backup (we get freq. brown-outs around here); barely touch the max. watt/amp the unit will provide.
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