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Features:
- Powerful Output: Delivers 1800W AC output with a 4000W surge peak, capable of powering multiple appliances like AC units, fridges, and electric pots.
- High Capacity: Features a 1488Wh capacity and a compact design, weighing only 30.5 lbs, making it suitable for outdoor and emergency use.
- Rapid Charging: Achieves a full charge from 0% to 100% in as fast as 4 hours via AC or solar input, optimizing battery health.
- Extended Lifespan: Equipped with a durable LiFePO4 (LFP) battery, maintaining over 70% capacity after 4,000 charge cycles, offering a 10-year lifespan.
- Versatile Connectivity: Includes 60W USB-C ports, 2 USB-A ports, 1 DC car port, and 3 pure sine wave AC ports for simultaneous device charging.
- Multiple Recharging: Supports 5 recharging methods: AC, Solar, Car, AC+Solar, and Dual AC, providing flexible power replenishment options.
- Informative Display: Features a smart HD LCD display, LED soft lighting, and an SOS signal for enhanced usability and safety.
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Still a good price though. Note, there is a separate AC/DC power adapter for charging it from a wall outlet. I guess it reduces costs, size, and weight of the unit itself but at home you won't care. And you probably won't charge it from a wall during camping.
You lose a lot of the max capacity to the inverter and general efficiency drop. Standard fridges vary greatly in wattage used per hour, but let's call it 200 on the lower end.
At 80% efficiency and 200 watts per hour, you're going to get just short of 6 hours of a standard fridge. .
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You lose a lot of the max capacity to the inverter and general efficiency drop. Standard fridges vary greatly in wattage used per hour, but let's call it 200 on the lower end.
At 80% efficiency and 200 watts per hour, you're going to get just short of 6 hours of a standard fridge. .
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The newer units charge at:
Fast AC Charging1400W Max
- Slow AC Charging700W
- Solar Charging800W Max, 12-78V DC
I think that is why these older units are on clearance. Great price though if speed charging isn't an issue.MPPT: 16-70V, 13A Max
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