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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
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If you have a fridge, Wi-Fi, lights, and fans, you could probably get 15-30+ hours depending on usage***********.
outlet-->Power station-->electronic devices
When the power is available, it acts as a passthrough, powering your fridge directly from the wall outlet while keeping the battery topped off. If the grid fails, it switches to the internal battery fast enough that your fridge's compressor won't even notice the interruption. This goes for other sensitive electronics as well such as computers etc...
Anyone have a list of activities and sensors that are exposed when connected to Google Home?
You might get by with 12ms on a high quality power supply (80Plus Gold or better), but it really depends on the system for how stable that might be.
Other consumer devices like modems, routers, and TVs will have no trouble. Even 20ms is plenty.
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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
I'm using this power bank exclusively for 3D printers, and it's enough capacity to use 24 hours a day.
In Southern California, using a 3D printer costs more for electricity than for filaments.
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