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Pecron has Pecron 2048Wh LiFePO4 Battery/2400W AC Pure Sine Wave Inverter Portable Power Station (E2400LFP) on sale for $799 - Extra $200 Off w/ discount code EX599E2400LFP (apply in cart) = $599. Shipping is free.
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About the Product
- 2048Wh Large Capacity (51.2V/40Ah)
- 2400W AC Pure Sine Wave Inverter (4000W Surge)
- LiFePO4 Battery w/ 3500+ Life Cycles to 80%
- UPS/XT60 30A(12) Output/20ms Fast Switching
- 800W Max Solar Charging/1800W Super Fast Charging
- 12 Versatile Output/PD 100W USB-C
- App/WiFi Control
- Includes 2 + 1 years manufacturer's/after sales service warranty w/ purchase
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- Must apply the listed discount code for savings to apply; max $200 Off
- Product is eligible for return within 30-days after the receipt of the product
- Keep your electronic devices functioning on a weekend camping trip or are looking for an emergency power supply for use at home; has an excellent load capacity of 2400 watts, and has 1800W super fast charging. It can meet regular outdoor and home emergency use, and its compact design is very convenient to carry.
- Offer valid while discount savings/supplies last
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
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Pecron has Pecron 2048Wh LiFePO4 Battery/2400W AC Pure Sine Wave Inverter Portable Power Station (E2400LFP) on sale for $799 - Extra $200 Off w/ discount code EX599E2400LFP (apply in cart) = $599. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member OliveAlpaca1201 for finding this deal
Note, must apply the listed discount code in cart for pricing to reflect.
About the Product
Thanks to community member OliveAlpaca1201 for finding this deal
Note, must apply the listed discount code in cart for pricing to reflect.
About the Product
- 2048Wh Large Capacity (51.2V/40Ah)
- 2400W AC Pure Sine Wave Inverter (4000W Surge)
- LiFePO4 Battery w/ 3500+ Life Cycles to 80%
- UPS/XT60 30A(12) Output/20ms Fast Switching
- 800W Max Solar Charging/1800W Super Fast Charging
- 12 Versatile Output/PD 100W USB-C
- App/WiFi Control
- Includes 2 + 1 years manufacturer's/after sales service warranty w/ purchase
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- About the Deal
- Must apply the listed discount code for savings to apply; max $200 Off
- Product is eligible for return within 30-days after the receipt of the product
- Keep your electronic devices functioning on a weekend camping trip or are looking for an emergency power supply for use at home; has an excellent load capacity of 2400 watts, and has 1800W super fast charging. It can meet regular outdoor and home emergency use, and its compact design is very convenient to carry.
- Offer valid while discount savings/supplies last
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
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I have the smaller E600 unit and the USB C and A charging ports decided to stop working. The unit was outside the 1 year included warranty, but I did register the unit on their website when I bought it, which was supposed to provide an additional 12 months. By this point, I had done enough troubleshooting to confirm the USB daughter board was likely the problem, so I contacted support.
They had me take a video of what was happening and send it to them. I did this and they confirmed the unit was faulty and said they would replace it, but I would have to send mine back first. Shipping it back would have cost almost $70 and I told them I wasn't willing to pay that much to fix something that was likely just a single board. I asked if they would be willing to send me the USB board and I could just have it repaired locally. They agreed, and actually sent me the main control board and the USB board.
I ended up replacing both myself and the unit works fine again. After getting the old one out, I checked it out and determined that a surface-mount fuse blew on the main board and likely caused my problem. No clue why that fuse died, but at least I know it's serviceable to some degree. There's several of these fuses on that board, so it may be worthwhile to have someone check your unit out to see if it's something that simple.
The build quality inside the unit was actually much better than I expected given the price. All connectors were epoxied in place, the boards were all clean with good soldering, wiring was mostly silicone jacketed and appropriately sized, etc.
Ideally, I guess they should have agreed to pay for return shipping vs me having to pay it, but that's about all I can fault them for. I didn't expect them to send me the parts to fix it myself but they did and the communication between them was better than I expected.
Their return policy was recently updated, they will pay for return shipping both ways for the first year, and one additional year if you follow their social media accounts.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nasj_Xh
For example this unit is close in spec (OPs posted model specs are better):
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CKWTHM8K
Multiple models have coupons on Amazon though.
I'm willing to sacrifice 200wh, etc. for the ability to return if it's a bad product.
For all the newbies out there, this is NOT an unknown brand.
They've been around for a while.
I have had their E600 for over 2 years.
They even have new products coming out so I think they are clearing old inventories.
Pecron have a F line coming out.
There is a F5000(which has 240v) and F3000 which might be replacing this unit.
This E2400 has all the features you want, nothing is missing.
The only thing I hate about this unit is the solar inputs,
It has a port for 12v-18v and a separate one for 32v-95v but its good with that high voltage where a lot of PS cap out at 60v.
I have too many power stations and I still bought one.
Buy from Pecron, no tax so this power station is more like $560 depending how much taxes in your state.
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I don't own one yet.
I'm waiting on the 5000 series, as that has self heating batteries and 240v as I live in cold climate and the batteries apparently need to be above freezing to charge (doesn't matter the brand). I don't think this one has either of those features.
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That's about 25% more. I wouldn't say "in this price range"
Refurbished vs Brand new.
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I have the smaller E600 unit and the USB C and A charging ports decided to stop working. The unit was outside the 1 year included warranty, but I did register the unit on their website when I bought it, which was supposed to provide an additional 12 months. By this point, I had done enough troubleshooting to confirm the USB daughter board was likely the problem, so I contacted support.
They had me take a video of what was happening and send it to them. I did this and they confirmed the unit was faulty and said they would replace it, but I would have to send mine back first. Shipping it back would have cost almost $70 and I told them I wasn't willing to pay that much to fix something that was likely just a single board. I asked if they would be willing to send me the USB board and I could just have it repaired locally. They agreed, and actually sent me the main control board and the USB board.
I ended up replacing both myself and the unit works fine again. After getting the old one out, I checked it out and determined that a surface-mount fuse blew on the main board and likely caused my problem. No clue why that fuse died, but at least I know it's serviceable to some degree. There's several of these fuses on that board, so it may be worthwhile to have someone check your unit out to see if it's something that simple.
The build quality inside the unit was actually much better than I expected given the price. All connectors were epoxied in place, the boards were all clean with good soldering, wiring was mostly silicone jacketed and appropriately sized, etc.
Ideally, I guess they should have agreed to pay for return shipping vs me having to pay it, but that's about all I can fault them for. I didn't expect them to send me the parts to fix it myself but they did and the communication between them was better than I expected.
the bluetti elite 200 v2 is the best in this class, far better than this, and even better than delta 2 max, but it a few hundred more.
i will wait and see if ecoflow comes out with a delta 3 max to compete with the bluetti.
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I have the smaller E600 unit and the USB C and A charging ports decided to stop working. The unit was outside the 1 year included warranty, but I did register the unit on their website when I bought it, which was supposed to provide an additional 12 months. By this point, I had done enough troubleshooting to confirm the USB daughter board was likely the problem, so I contacted support.
They had me take a video of what was happening and send it to them. I did this and they confirmed the unit was faulty and said they would replace it, but I would have to send mine back first. Shipping it back would have cost almost $70 and I told them I wasn't willing to pay that much to fix something that was likely just a single board. I asked if they would be willing to send me the USB board and I could just have it repaired locally. They agreed, and actually sent me the main control board and the USB board.
I ended up replacing both myself and the unit works fine again. After getting the old one out, I checked it out and determined that a surface-mount fuse blew on the main board and likely caused my problem. No clue why that fuse died, but at least I know it's serviceable to some degree. There's several of these fuses on that board, so it may be worthwhile to have someone check your unit out to see if it's something that simple.
The build quality inside the unit was actually much better than I expected given the price. All connectors were epoxied in place, the boards were all clean with good soldering, wiring was mostly silicone jacketed and appropriately sized, etc.
Ideally, I guess they should have agreed to pay for return shipping vs me having to pay it, but that's about all I can fault them for. I didn't expect them to send me the parts to fix it myself but they did and the communication between them was better than I expected.
Their return policy was recently updated, they will pay for return shipping both ways for the first year, and one additional year if you follow their social media accounts.
delta 2 max has two 500w inputs for 1000w solar. bluetti elite 200 v2 also has 1000w solar input. delta 2 max has six ac inputs, bluetti four.
this only 3 ac ports. since i need to use a bonding plug to run my furnace, and leave it plugged in all the time, this would limit me to 2 ac ports.
this pecron has two usb-c ports, but only one of them is 100w, while the other is a measly 18w, which is lame. most of the others have two usb-c 100w ports.
my ecoflow delta 3 plus even has two 140w usb-c ports and better solar input than this.
ecoflow, bluetti, anker all give 5 year warranties, while this is only 3.
this is not that great of a deal. it's fine if this is the unit you want or need, because of something like the 30 amp dc output or something, but i would only be interested if it was under 500.
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I had to do one of those not nice buy and return faulty products to RMA it myself....
If you do use it, don't expect the USB charging to last (for whatever reason, when I plug in my cell phone - a pixel 6a, I believe that's when the USB ports shorted out.)
The original one that I had (prior to my personal buy/return RMA actions) - the item stopped turning on and charging. I suspect the device does not have a built in discharge protection --- if it gets TOO undercharged, the device bricks.
GOOD LUCK to anyone still buying. Pecron is here to grab your money!!!!!
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