BLUETTI via Amazon[amazon.com] has the BLUETTI AC200P 2000Wh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station (3500+ Life Cycles to 80%) on sale for $999. Shipping is free.
Features:
2000W AC Pure Sine Wave Inverter (4,800W Surge)
2,000Wh Capacity
LiFePO4 Battery with 3,500+ Life Cycles to 80%
7 Ways to Recharge (AC/Solar/Car/Generator/Lead battery/Dual AC/AC+Solar)
700W Max. Solar Input
1100W Max. Fast Dual Charging (Solar + AC Adapter Simultaneously)
17 Outputs For Multiple Devices
6 x AC
1 x 12V/25A DC port for RV
1 x Type-C+4 x USB-A
2 x Wireless charge 15W Max. each
1 x Car Socket
2 x DC 5521
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BLUETTI via Amazon[amazon.com] has the BLUETTI AC200P 2000Wh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station (3500+ Life Cycles to 80%) on sale for $999. Shipping is free.
Features:
2000W AC Pure Sine Wave Inverter (4,800W Surge)
2,000Wh Capacity
LiFePO4 Battery with 3,500+ Life Cycles to 80%
7 Ways to Recharge (AC/Solar/Car/Generator/Lead battery/Dual AC/AC+Solar)
700W Max. Solar Input
1100W Max. Fast Dual Charging (Solar + AC Adapter Simultaneously)
I've been happy with mine, used it for about 3 years for various uses. I have it usually sitting around waiting for road trips where it powers my refrigerator in my van. Sometimes we make toast and use a coffee maker and it only drains about 30-40% after a whole night of refrigerator and a round of breakfast making. It gets charged by the solar panels on the van or I hook it up to AC power somewhere. The only thing that I had to watch out for is that the solar panels need to be at least 24v total (2x12v).
As far as its robustness, sometimes after a road trip I just leave it in the van for a few days (I might start the van for 15 minutes a day with AC on if it gets too hot outside) while it charges back to 100% by the sun. It also helped after a hurricane where I was able to power more sensitive electronics since the generator was not giving clean power. The generator powered the AC charger on this battery system and it took that dirty power like a champ. I was using Starlink the day after a cat 4 hurricane.
With that said, between Bluetti and EcoFlow, it seems EcoFlow is innovating a bit more than Bluetti. Keep that in mind if you want newer stuff and features, but Bluetti has been good to me so I can't complain.
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As far as its robustness, sometimes after a road trip I just leave it in the van for a few days (I might start the van for 15 minutes a day with AC on if it gets too hot outside) while it charges back to 100% by the sun. It also helped after a hurricane where I was able to power more sensitive electronics since the generator was not giving clean power. The generator powered the AC charger on this battery system and it took that dirty power like a champ. I was using Starlink the day after a cat 4 hurricane.
With that said, between Bluetti and EcoFlow, it seems EcoFlow is innovating a bit more than Bluetti. Keep that in mind if you want newer stuff and features, but Bluetti has been good to me so I can't complain.
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