2048Wh ECO-WORTHY PS 2400W (4800W Peak) LiFePO4 Power Station

I have a few of their batteries and mainly their older model bifacial and mono 195w solar panels. Generally average at a cheaper price but remember to check their specifications, varies based on models and versions. Eg. solar panels have different open voltages… so make sure your MPPT/power stations can support it.
This power station has 16v to 100v solar charging at 1200w 25A max, so most 48v panels should be able to support it except some panel like my has slightly above 25v open voltages per panel, so 4 in series will be above the 100v limit.
The price is good except there is no indication on the expansion battery (2 pins and 7 other smaller communication pins)….looks similar Allwei. Not sure if they are interchangeable since the app is the same: Landbook?
I am guessing this is a rebranded Allwei 2400W $630 and the B200 expansion battery is $599 on Amazon.
So definitely not Eco worthy but an Allwei power station.

Their server sized batteries and solar panels are some of their current best products.

Both have been through multiple revisions. It's good that they correct problems and make the products better, but their customers are essentially their product testers.

Their batteries, in plastic housings, have been a gamble for years on what's inside and things change over time without announcement.

There have been concerns with lack of safety certifications and fire hazards. Examples can be found in shopping reviews, YouTube videos, and online forums.

I remember being very interested in a UPS device they had where you could use your own batteries attached to it, until someone opened it up and discovered the ground receptacles weren't attached to anything inside. What other corners are cut which aren't so obvious?

I want to like eco-worthy. I'm rooting for them to continue getting better.

However, I don't want to potentially destroy my property (or get injured) because their products aren't all safe.

edit: this conversation got me interested so I looked up one of the UPS units I mentioned on Amazon.
There is a review picture where the ground is attached to the outlet, but the hot and neutral are reversed. That's the kind of stuff I'm talking about.

Too me, it's not worth the gamble. Even the comments here in this thread, people have to guess about features and functionality. That's not good.

What fails? I use their rackmount batteries for my servers, and I have 8 of their solar panels now, which all seem to be performing as expected - 92% their rated output, while being at a latitude of 45 degrees. I expect it to increase by July.

Tempted by this unit as a smaller, more portable battery/inverter. My current ones are all closer to 100lbs.