expired Posted by PurplePencil6392 • Mar 20, 2024
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expired Posted by PurplePencil6392 • Mar 20, 2024
Mar 20, 2024 2:25 PM
Deal of the day: EF ECOFLOW Portable Power Station DELTA2 with Smart Extra Battery, Expand Capacity from 1024Wh to 2048Wh, Solar Generator for Home Backup, Emergency, Out - $998
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Most of these just have up to 10A (120W) which limits their use for RV/camping where you sometimes need higher amps.
I'd like to replace two huge/heavy AGM batteries with something like this, but the 12V output is a problem as you can't start the generator or extend an awning etc.
Most of these just have up to 10A (120W) which limits their use for RV/camping where you sometimes need higher amps.
I'd like to replace two huge/heavy AGM batteries with something like this, but the 12V output is a problem as you can't start the generator or extend an awning etc.
In an RV, this is typically the fridge, lights, fans, propane solenoid, etc. You can't run the A/C off a small battery like this.
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I'd like to use it at home off of solar as a backup of sorts and it would seem that you can just plug these in straight to solar panels (500watts X2)? and eliminate the need for charge controllers, inverters and batteries.
I'd like to use it at home off of solar as a backup of sorts and it would seem that you can just plug these in straight to solar panels (500watts X2)? and eliminate the need for charge controllers, inverters and batteries.
Just need to match the input voltage with the output voltage of your panels so you don't fry the controller.
I'd like to use it at home off of solar as a backup of sorts and it would seem that you can just plug these in straight to solar panels (500watts X2)? and eliminate the need for charge controllers, inverters and batteries.
Most of these just have up to 10A (120W) which limits their use for RV/camping where you sometimes need higher amps.
I'd like to replace two huge/heavy AGM batteries with something like this, but the 12V output is a problem as you can't start the generator or extend an awning etc.
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