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3072Wh 3000W Gendome Home 3000 LiFePO4 Power Station on sale for $1598 - $900 when you apply discount code
900POWER at checkout =
$698.
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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
Top Comments
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
If you have a fridge, Wi-Fi, lights, and fans, you could probably get 15-30+ hours depending on usage***********.
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.
The UPS-style switchover can reportedly be fast enough that a fridge compressor may not notice the interruption.
The station can reportedly run essentials like lights and a fridge for hours during an outage.
The unit can reportedly act as a passthrough and power a fridge directly from the wall outlet while topping off the battery.
The checkout discount code 900POWER can reportedly bring the price to $698.
The usable capacity can reportedly be around 2.6 kW for about one hour, so it is not intended for whole-house powering.
The unit is not meant for tying into a home electrical grid or piggybacking onto existing backup systems.
The station can reportedly consume battery if it is not turned off when electricity is not being used.
The unit supports only 110V, and the 110V 30A capability may require a different port shape than the split 15A ports.
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AI says: Overall, the biggest issues buyers keep running into are noise, high‑load tripping / overload behavior, solar‑charging quirks, and occasional firmware or support friction, not catastrophic defects.
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