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3072Wh 3000W Gendome Home 3000 LiFePO4 Power Station

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Wellbots has 3072Wh 3000W Gendome Home 3000 LiFePO4 Power Station on sale for $1598 - $900 when you apply discount code 900POWER at checkout = $698. Shipping is free.

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Specs:
  • Model: Gendome Home 3000
  • Capacity: 3072Wh (51.2V, 60Ah)
  • Certificate: CE, RoHS, WEEE, FCC, UL, UN38.3, METI, PSE
  • UPS: <12ms
  • Dimensions: (L*W*H) 22.0*9.1*21.4 in/ 560*230*543 mm
  • Net Weight: 83.8lbs/ 38kg
  • AC Output: 3000W Total, 6000W Surge
  • USB-C Port (x2, PD3.1): Max 140W, 5V 3A/9V 3A/12V 3A/15V 3A/20V 5A/
  • 28V 5A
  • USB-A Port (x4, QC3.0): Max 18W, 5V 3A/9V 2A/12V 1.5A
  • RV Port (x1): Max 360W, 12V
  • Cigarette Lighter Port (x1): Max 120W, 12V
  • DC5521 Port (x2): Max 36W, 12V
  • Wireless Output (x2): Max 15W
  • AC Charge: Max 1800W, 120V, 15A (US)
  • Solar Charge: Max 1500W, 12~75V
  • Wind Turbine Charge: Max 200W, 12~75V
  • AC+Solar/ Wind Charge: Max 3000W
  • Cell Chemistry: EV-Grade LiFePO4
  • Life Cycle: 2500 Cycles to 80+% Capacity, 6500 Cycles Max
  • BMS Protection: Over Voltage Protection, Overload Protection, Over Temperature Protection, Short Circuit Protection, Low Temperature Protection, Low Voltage Protection, Over Current Protection.
  • Ambient Temp. for Discharging: 32~113°F/ 0~45°C
  • Ambient Temp. for Charging: 32~113°F/ 0~45°C
  • Optimal Operating Temp.: 68~86°F/ 20~30°C
  • Ambient Temp. for Storage: 32~113°F/ 0~45°C
  • Connection: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
  • APP: Gendome App
  • Firmware Update: OTA (over-the-air) Update
  • Display: LED Screen
  • Energy Saving & Carbon Emissions Report: Support
  • Other Functions: Amazon Alexa, Google Home Connectivity
  • Warranty: 5 year
  • What's in the box
    • Gendome Home 3000
    • AC Cable
    • Solar Cable
    • Wind Turbine Cable
    • XT60 Cable
    • User Manual

Editor's Notes

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  • About this deal:
    • This offer matches the previous FP deal.
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $1,499.87 less (68% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $2,197.87 at the time of this posting.
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Wellbots has 3072Wh 3000W Gendome Home 3000 LiFePO4 Power Station on sale for $1598 - $900 when you apply discount code 900POWER at checkout = $698. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Staff Member f12_26 for sharing this deal.

Specs:
  • Model: Gendome Home 3000
  • Capacity: 3072Wh (51.2V, 60Ah)
  • Certificate: CE, RoHS, WEEE, FCC, UL, UN38.3, METI, PSE
  • UPS: <12ms
  • Dimensions: (L*W*H) 22.0*9.1*21.4 in/ 560*230*543 mm
  • Net Weight: 83.8lbs/ 38kg
  • AC Output: 3000W Total, 6000W Surge
  • USB-C Port (x2, PD3.1): Max 140W, 5V 3A/9V 3A/12V 3A/15V 3A/20V 5A/
  • 28V 5A
  • USB-A Port (x4, QC3.0): Max 18W, 5V 3A/9V 2A/12V 1.5A
  • RV Port (x1): Max 360W, 12V
  • Cigarette Lighter Port (x1): Max 120W, 12V
  • DC5521 Port (x2): Max 36W, 12V
  • Wireless Output (x2): Max 15W
  • AC Charge: Max 1800W, 120V, 15A (US)
  • Solar Charge: Max 1500W, 12~75V
  • Wind Turbine Charge: Max 200W, 12~75V
  • AC+Solar/ Wind Charge: Max 3000W
  • Cell Chemistry: EV-Grade LiFePO4
  • Life Cycle: 2500 Cycles to 80+% Capacity, 6500 Cycles Max
  • BMS Protection: Over Voltage Protection, Overload Protection, Over Temperature Protection, Short Circuit Protection, Low Temperature Protection, Low Voltage Protection, Over Current Protection.
  • Ambient Temp. for Discharging: 32~113°F/ 0~45°C
  • Ambient Temp. for Charging: 32~113°F/ 0~45°C
  • Optimal Operating Temp.: 68~86°F/ 20~30°C
  • Ambient Temp. for Storage: 32~113°F/ 0~45°C
  • Connection: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
  • APP: Gendome App
  • Firmware Update: OTA (over-the-air) Update
  • Display: LED Screen
  • Energy Saving & Carbon Emissions Report: Support
  • Other Functions: Amazon Alexa, Google Home Connectivity
  • Warranty: 5 year
  • What's in the box
    • Gendome Home 3000
    • AC Cable
    • Solar Cable
    • Wind Turbine Cable
    • XT60 Cable
    • User Manual

Editor's Notes

Written by SubZero5 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This offer matches the previous FP deal.
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $1,499.87 less (68% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $2,197.87 at the time of this posting.
  • About this store:
  • Additional notes:

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overzeetop
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Well, it's 3kWh. Check your last utility bill when you weren't using much heating or a/c. Divide 2.4 by your kWh usage for that month and then multiply that number by 30 days. Thats how long it will last.

Example: the average home in the US uses 900kWh in a month

2.4 / 900 = 0.00267 0.00267 x 30 days = 0.08 days or 2 hours

Now, you can't use this to power your home since (a) it only has a 120V output, and (b) you can't "plug" this into your electrical panel (safely). OTOH, if you had a backup fridge (1kW/day), your internet router (~12W) and small server (mine is ~38W), some plug in LED lights, and some minor appliances...sure, it will probably keep you going for 12 hours
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wozziebear
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that all depends on your runtime and power output. Is your house a small data center, or do you have 6 light bulbs and a fridge?
If you have a fridge, Wi-Fi, lights, and fans, you could probably get 15-30+ hours depending on usage***********.
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Community Reviews

This is a 3072Wh, 3000W LiFePO4 power station that stands out for fridge, router, lights, and other essential backup loads, with UPS switchover quoted at 10 to 12 milliseconds and passthrough charging while plugged in. The battery size is enough for roughly 15 to 30 plus hours on lighter home loads, and it can also run RV or 3D printer setups. The main caveats are that it is 120V only, not meant for whole house panel tie in, and long term reliability is still uncertain because the brand is new. Usable AC capacity is also described as closer to about 86 percent than the full rating.

  • Homeowners wanting fridge-and-router backup, because it can keep essentials running for hours and switch fast enough for a fridge compressor to stay on.

    wozziebearoverzeetopgets

  • RV travelers needing a portable 120V power source, because it can run appliances while charging and fits select RV setups without a full-house installation.

    JD713plieplpliepl

  • People who want an all-in-one backup unit, because the battery, inverter, solar charging, and monitoring are built into one compact package.

    JD713chefp

  • 3D printer operators running near-continuous jobs, because it can support a printer around the clock without needing frequent recharging.

    SootingCandy

  • Whole-house backup buyers, because it is a 120V portable unit that cannot be safely tied into a home electrical panel.

    overzeetopplieplpliepl

  • DIY tinkerers chasing a cheaper build, because a comparable setup still needs wiring, fuses, terminals, tools, and a case.

    chefpJD713

  • Households expecting long runtime on heavy loads, because HVAC and water heating drain the battery quickly.

    intesdan

  • Shoppers needing a true 220V output, because the unit is 110V-only and the 30A output is split across two 15A ports.

    SootingCandy

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Quote from JD713 View quoted comment :
You could built your own DIY POWER STATION like I did: https://ibb.co/b5vkrjRDOr you could do like him in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m7jiNTrBjQ
What are you using for smart features/monitoring?
Apr 17, 2026 7:14 AM
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notveryanonymousApr 17, 2026 7:14 AM
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You could connect to your home electric panel breaker or not, it is up to you. Because you built DIY POWER STATION. You do whatever you want with it. I show you my DIY POWER STATION. I could connect to my house electric panel or use as stand alone like this Gendome Power Station.MY DIY STAND ALONE POWER STATION: https://ibb.co/b5vkrjRDI could connect my DIY Power Station with MY POWER INPUT BOX that connect MY HOUSE ELECTRIC PANEL BREAKER: https://ibb.co/7twW8FNBYou could watch this video how he build portable power station with Hybrid Solar Inverter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m7jiNTrBjQ
Thank you very very much for this information I will definitely check it out!!! I didn't think diy was possible for these stand alone units as im new to solar and inverters but I will definitely check it out
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Quote from notveryanonymous View quoted comment :
Thank you very very much for this information I will definitely check it out!!! I didn't think diy was possible for these stand alone units as im new to solar and inverters but I will definitely check it out
Now, you know 😀. It's very easy and save you a lot money. If any of you has question, just PM me or ask where ever you see me on here.
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Quote from wherestheanykey View quoted comment :
What are you using for smart features/monitoring?
You see in my DIY power station is using RENOGY INVERTER PUH 3000 WATT. This inverter has BLUETOOTH. So I could download their app and monitor thru my phone like this picture: https://ibb.co/BV8wBhGm

Most Hybrid Solar Inverters are capable monitor thru Bluetooth app also.
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plieplApr 17, 2026 12:08 PM
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Quote from OliveAlpaca1201 View quoted comment :
This price is crazy! Can two units be output 240v??
The YouTube reviews of this unit mentions no, it was one of the gripes/wishlist things from the reviewers. Also, another nugget of info I got from the reviews is that the usable capacity is around 86% for AC discharge, about industry standard. $700 for a 3kW class power station is very tempting, but I've also been spoiled by my Bluetti 200 v2 which tests to as high as 97% for usable battery capacity on AC usage.
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Quote from pliepl View quoted comment :
The YouTube reviews of this unit mentions no, it was one of the gripes/wishlist things from the reviewers. Also, another nugget of info I got from the reviews is that the usable capacity is around 86% for AC discharge, about industry standard. $700 for a 3kW class power station is very tempting, but I've also been spoiled by my Bluetti 200 v2 which tests to as high as 97% for usable battery capacity on AC usage.
Some BMS's are programmed to be very conservative with the discharge. Unless you can test each battery's discharge voltage one by one, it's impossible to know which manufacturer is flying or lying.
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plieplApr 17, 2026 5:05 PM
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Quote from 1-6 View quoted comment :
Some BMS's are programmed to be very conservative with the discharge. Unless you can test each battery's discharge voltage one by one, it's impossible to know which manufacturer is flying or lying.
It's not that difficult to do a usable capacity test, it's pretty simple and straight forward. Stick a meter on the AC outlet, plug a load in to drain the power station till it shuts off the outlet, then divide what the meter says with what the claimed battery capacity is to get the AC efficiency. It's a real world usable test, something tangible that anyone with time and a kill-a-watt or similar energy meter can do. It's a common test that YouTube channels that review power stations perform. Some channels also do DC efficiency testings as well. Pretty much similar procedure but on the DC side of things. It's pretty simple to test to see where each which manufacturer measure against each other. I'm not sure what you're talking about with BMS and discharge voltage.

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novicewonApr 18, 2026 12:00 AM
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If it last and if that specs are accurate it seems like a good deal. Based on their own charging claims I doubt claimed capacity.
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plieplApr 18, 2026 1:11 AM
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Quote from novicewon View quoted comment :
If it last and if that specs are accurate it seems like a good deal. Based on their own charging claims I doubt claimed capacity.
It is a good power station for the price, for the given specs. If it'll last is probably the big question. This brand hasn't been around for that long, this Home 3000 looks to be their first release. There's just not enough long term reviewers of this product for me to grab one.
You'll never get claimed capacity from any manufacturer, that would mean a 100% efficient inverter and that's not possible with our current level of technology. The industry standard for power stations is around 15% loss. This Gendome falls right about average according to reviewers who have put it through a capacity drain test.
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Quote from JD713 View quoted comment :
If you know how to use a wrench and tight down some bolts. You could buy 2 x 150Ah 12V Eco Worthy batteries and hybrid solar inverter, which total $372. You got more battery capacity and almost 50% cheaper. Plus, you could add more batteries later easily.

ECO-WORTHY 12V 150Ah 1920Wh LiFePO4 battery - $126:
https://slickdeals.net/f/19417674-eco-worthy-12v-150ah-bluetooth-lifepo4-lithium-battery-126-36?sort=oldest&page=4&src=frontpage#commentsHeader

PowMr 2400 Watt Solar Hybrid Inverter - $120:
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/32...4itemAdapt
Learning how to assemble from parts is a good learning exercise, but don't kid yourself that it'll save money. You didn't include the wiring (copper is expensive), fuses, terminals, crimp tool, case, etc. In the end it's not as safe or compact as a manufactured unit like the Gendome. Don't get me wrong, I put together my own and am a fan, but it's not for the average layman, and not something I'd be comfortable with family members using.
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Quote from chefp View quoted comment :

Learning how to assemble from parts is a good learning exercise, but don't kid yourself that it'll save money. You didn't include the wiring (copper is expensive), fuses, terminals, crimp tool, case, etc. In the end it's not as safe or compact as a manufactured unit like the Gendome. Don't get me wrong, I put together my own and am a fan, but it's not for the average layman, and not something I'd be comfortable with family members using.
I build my own DIY power station and made my own cable. So I knew what you meant. But that only for a big and many batteries system. If you built a system 2 batteries like I mention above. You don't need to make your own cable.

Here are the items list I do for less:
  1. Buy 2 set battery cables: short cable for series connection and long cable for connect to inverter
    One set 1ft 4 AWG $10: https://www.amazon.com/ZONBANG-Ba...WBZ92&th=1
    One set 2ft 4 AWG $16: https://www.amazon.com/ZONBANG-Ba...WBZ92&th=1
  2. OPTIONAL: Buy a battery disconnect switch $12:
    https://www.amazon.com/Ampper-Bat...vE4RA&th=1
  3. OPTIONAL: Buy a 3 shelf cart $29:
    https://slickdeals.net/f/19428453-3-shelf-auto-drive-professional-detailing-cart-29-free-shipping-w-walmart-or-on-35?src=frontpage
  4. Buy one extension cord TRIPLE OUTLET 10 gauge 8 feet for connecting with OUTPUT and INPUT TERMINAL of inverter $9:
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CV4ZY...haWwy&th=1
  5. OPTIONAL: Solar Panel Disconnect Switch 50A PV $25:
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GMC6P...RhaWw&th=1
The 3 OPTIONALS are your choice. If you could build one or don't need one, so don't have to buy. The 2 must have are the BATTERY CABLES AND OUTLET EXTENSION CORD.

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HOW TO CONNECT BATTERY CABLES AND INVERTER:
Just tight down few battery bolts with screwdriver to connect batteries with inverter. INSTRUCTION HOW TO CONNECT TWO BATTERIES 12V IN SERIES WITH INVERTER: https://ibb.co/G47396cz


HOW I USE EXTENSION CORD CONNECT WITH INVERTER OUTPUT AND INPUT TERMINAL:

FOR INVERTER OUTPUT TERMINAL:
Cut the CORD END with TRIPLE OUTLET about 18 INCHES like this picture: https://ibb.co/B5JZpGzY
Strip the wires and connect to OUTPUT TERMINAL of inverter. BLACK WIRE is HOT OR LINE. WHITE is NEUTRAL. GREEN is GROUND like this picture: https://ibb.co/21RxppFs

FOR INVERTER INPUT TERMINAL: Charging Battery or use grid power/gas generator
You got left about 6.5 feet with wall plug end. Strip the wires and connect to INPUT TERMINAL of inverter like this picture: https://ibb.co/bg5C9YR8
Last edited by JD713 April 18, 2026 at 11:40 AM.
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jwilki1Apr 18, 2026 7:10 PM
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Can you use with home solar panels to charge at peak and the use to power home when it needed?
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Quote from ElatedSpaniel543 View quoted comment :
Can you program these to kick in during peak time? I live in SoCal and electricity almost triples between 6-9pm on our plan.
If by kick in you mean schedule it so that it only charges from off peak hours then yes.
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Quote from wherestheanykey View quoted comment :
Where's the specs on the switching time?

If it can't handle a computer, then it's not nearly the same product.
There's many more little costs that go into a setup like that than what you've listed.
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charlesp2000Apr 20, 2026 1:16 AM
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Reps to anyone who knows and answers. Can this be used to power appliances while being charged with solar or plug in? Can these survive the heat or cold of leaving it in an rv or car without burning it down? This can power a whole 30 amp rv right? How and what kind of extra batteries can be used with this? Can the regular car port charge this?
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