frontpagepennysave posted Jan 03, 2026 02:02 PM
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frontpagepennysave posted Jan 03, 2026 02:02 PM
256Wh Anker 521 PowerHouse LiFePO4 Portable Power Station w/ 6-Ports
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Of course it can also charge phones many times, tablets, etc.
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Refrigerator 88.8 watts. Mine does a third of a kWh a day. Larger families probably half a kWh.
Charging laptop 40w
a decent fan to circulate air 30w
led light bulb 9w if day/white. 8w if night/yellow.
for $60 you can get a used 300w solar panel on FB Marketplace. $10 for wiring. Can store against a wall and break out when needed to charge the battery. Or mount for $5 with z clips and get free electricity so the battery pack starts paying for itself.
sorry to be chatty. in a 'good mood'.
tips: turn brightness down as much as you can stand. Wyze cam, 32" very old Samsung LED tv, HD fire stick, modem, led clock, mid size hepa on mid speed. Wattage went from 89 to 53 by turning down the brightness to zero (it's for the security cameras and can still see everything at zero). When using my 55" dirt cheap TCL TV, wattage went up to 139 at full brightness. Turning brightness down to 50% lowered wattage to 110.
Refrigerator 88.8 watts. Mine does a third of a kWh a day. Larger families probably half a kWh.
Charging laptop 40w
a decent fan to circulate air 30w
led light bulb 9w if day/white. 8w if night/yellow.
for $60 you can get a used 300w solar panel on FB Marketplace. $10 for wiring. Can store against a wall and break out when needed to charge the battery. Or mount for $5 with z clips and get free electricity so the battery pack starts paying for itself.
sorry to be chatty. in a 'good mood'.
Refrigerator 88.8 watts. Mine does a third of a kWh a day. Larger families probably half a kWh.
Charging laptop 40w
a decent fan to circulate air 30w
led light bulb 9w if day/white. 8w if night/yellow.
for $60 you can get a used 300w solar panel on FB Marketplace. $10 for wiring. Can store against a wall and break out when needed to charge the battery. Or mount for $5 with z clips and get free electricity so the battery pack starts paying for itself.
sorry to be chatty. in a 'good mood'.
This is actually our first power outage beyond flickers or a few seconds since I bought the unit in August. I think it was off for 2.5 hours and the battery was only down to 75-80% so it recharged in maybe 15 minutes. I love how these Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries charge so much faster than say a APC UPS with a lead acid.
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