2000wh Powerstation Shootout - EcoFlow Delta 2 Max vs Anker SOLIX F2000 vs Bluetti AC200max
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- I compare the EcoFlow Delta 2 Max, Anker SOLIX F2000 (767 Powerhouse) and the Bluetti AC200max to see which is the best 2000wh powerstation/solar generator.
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Important note - I made an error in the dual charging. It's the EcoFlow that can dual charge solar and AC at 2400w, not the Anker. That's another point for EF and one taken away from Anker.
That’s great! Though, even if it didn’t, I would still choose Ecoflow because it can charge faster on solar.
Also, Anker reports 2300 W not 2400 in Europe
I was just about to comment on that.😂
Thank you for pointing out the error in the video. It's great to see that the EcoFlow Delta 2 Max has the ability to dual charge both solar and AC at 2400W. That definitely gives it an advantage over Anker SOLIX F2000. For outdoor enthusiasts like us, the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series seems like a promising option with its massive capacity, fast recharging, and waterproof technology. It's definitely worth considering for our outdoor adventures and home backup power needs.
Thanks for pointing out the correction and sharing your thoughts! It's great to see the EcoFlow Delta 2 Max performing well in the video shootout. Speaking of power stations, have you checked out the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series? It offers massive capacity, super-fast recharging, versatile sockets, and comprehensive protections. It could be a fantastic option for outdoor enthusiasts like us!
Hi Matt, wow, great video. Three great power stations. Thank you for sharing this content! 😊🚙
Very good rundown of all three. Very helpful. Thanks!
Thanks for the video. We had just acquired the Eco Flow delta max 2. Just starting to use it.
Thanks a ton for the review, total gave me an clear over view of the option and a great understanding of the product and how they work!! ❤
This was very informative and now I’m more set on the Ecoflow. Thank you very much!!!!
I have two of them. You won't go wrong with it.
I have a Delta 2 - really impressed with EcoFlow - my Delta 2 has been flawless.
Thank you for the informative review. It helped me decide what to buy.
The Delta 2 Max can charge from both AC and Solar at the same time. If maxed out on both, it can charge from 0% to 80% in 43 minutes using both according to their website.
Yeah I actually botched that and said the Anker can do that when it can't and the EcoFlow can.
What I wanted to know, thanks! A very important feature.
Just wanted to thank you for this, really helpful
Very nice review! Called out pros & cons, so each can decide for themself.
Good stuff, thanks for the reviews. We love our Anker 767 and will be using it to power a camper in the future. Although, I do wish it had an alternate 12v output like the others. Goal Zero has a 12V/30A output with a HPP connector (reoriented anderson I think) which seems amazing to keep it from popping out like the cigarette plugs.
Great review. We love our Bluetti AC200 (1700w) that we bought a second AC200MAX. For the main reason of expandability to 8192 watt. The second reason was the 30amp aviation plug under the 12DC power plug. Which can easly be wired up to a main panel to run up 30 amps. For example we keep our Bluetti in our back seat of our pick-up. We will be wiring up power back to our GFC for USB and 12DC plug for the diesel heater.
The Bluetti also dominates in efficiency with min power loss and the Ecoflow coming in second. The Anker is the worst. So for us the Bluetti is the winner for our applications. 😊
Mark (& Teresa)
Hampstead Maryland
• Purpose Built Adventure Rig •
Ford Ranger - GFC Camper V2 #1919
Sounds like a sweet setup!!
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures 🙂
Thanks for making this video. Really appreciated you
Glad it was helpful!
@@OzarkOverlandAdventuresany discount code for this one? 😬😁
Watched your channel for the first time, really enjoyed it and very well done. I'm an EcoFlow fan too. Have 2 Delta max 2000 that I did a discharge test using a 30 amp plug adapter to connect it to my Class B RV. As my knowledge of these power banks increase so does my confidence in myself and these units. Anyway, by using the 30 amp adapter I was able to run my A/C 13,500 BTU Coleman Mach II for well over an hour. The trick was to slowly start the unit by using low fan, than high fan, than low cool, and finally at high cool without using a soft start device. The trick was to keep the amperage below 15 amps, these was done with the lights out while still using my 6 cu. ft fridge. Amps surged to 12 amps and settle down to between 6 and 8 amps. Also tested the barrel ports on my first gen river pro which are 5521 ports by using an adapter with a female 12V cigarette plug to run my 45 qt 12V fridge / freezer and it gave me an extra 2 hours of run time . FYI I went ahead and subscribed, hope I can learn from you. Thank you for sharing your information.
I think this was well thought out and presented, Matt. One factor to consider is customer service. It would be interesting to see how well these companies provide CS.
Jackery and Anker have been excellent in answering my questions. I haven't reached out to Bluetti. Ecoflow does not have good support at all. They will just keep kicking problems down the road and never getting back with you if you have an issue.
Hey Matt, So we have been racking our brains (my wife and I) on all the reviews and videos on all these power stations. We finally purchased a unit today while they all have major discounts. Your video was the last one we watched cause I couldn't watch anymore. So our use is going to be for our RV trailer. We went with the Anker F2000, reason being it has the large 30 amp plug but also another reason was for the easy set up on the solar panels on the Anker brand. The set up for the panels on the EcoFlow were just not a good sturdy stand. Thanks for the reviews. Look forward to watching more of your videos. Rob.
Thanks! I'm leaning towards the Anker, too..... for the same reasons.
Well done Matt 👍👍
@8:00 The Bluetti 30amp port will run everything you have that's DC powered: 12v fridge, diesel heater, lights, heated blankets, all at the same time!! Huge benefit to the high output ports. (it's like having 4 or 5 12v cig plugs, 1 for each device)
Yes but that requires a lot of wiring. Lol
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures I have mine wired right to power my dc fuse box.. haha single connection and has made it pretty damn convenient to be honest!
I’m researching for a home backup system. Thanks for posting
Great job Matt!
The EcoFlow offers a 30A plug on the EcoFlow Delta Pro, the next model up in the model line up.
I really like my Delta 1 Max, and will eventually upgrade to add the Delta 2 Max as well.
Fun video, it's great to hear someone else's thoughts on how these compare! Thanks for breaking it down between these three units. I'm planning to do something similar on my channel, maybe once Bluetti comes out with a new model that's updated like the Anker and Ecoflow (those are much newer options)
Just had my first opportunity to use my Bluetti 200Max to run the frig and charge phone, lap tops w/ charge cubes and LED floor lamps. Only had a 4 hour grid power outage and got to 80% battery usage. Happy with the results. My smaller Bluetti ran my CPAP on 12VDC adapter for the 4 hours also and got down to 50%. Plan to add a main panel change over with certain house circuits to provide direct power to kitchen and a bedroom to conserve heat and power uses. Also, Bluetti has a rewards program that you can redeem for camp gear, multi meter and other fun items. For longer term outages I plan to add at least one B200 battery unit. Have the solar panels for 750W of charge. =D=
Matt lookin' like he's 20-something in that beanie outfit when he's rolling that Anker in his garage🤘For that Bluetti 30A aviator plug output, I wire that to a fuse block which then powers all of my camping related exterior lighting (4 Baja Design rock lights up on the roof rack, awning light, roof rack mounted shower/privacy stall light, rooftop tent lights), my fridge and a 6-port USB charging hub up in the RTT.
You can power an rv with a 120 adapter on the Ecoflo. The Ecoflo can power a microwave, ac, and other high amp items, but not that long. Heaters are the power hog kings! Great video!
A notable feature of a majority of the EF products (DMax D2, D2Max), is the charging capability when coupled (via their std cable) with their Duel Fuel (gas or propane) Smart Generator.
DC charging at that (and AC)
Wheels and a handle for the Anker is definitely a plus for job sites and travel.
The Ecoflow has it right in terms of outlet positioning. USB in front where you're more likely to be swapping things in and out, the 110 outlets on the back where you plug in once and forget about them, also with them in the back all the 110 cords are out of the way, making less a mess of cords/wires in front.
Except for when you connect the expansion battery, you now have 3 of the 4 sides with connections coming out.
Glad I picked up my Ecoflow Delta 2 Max for less than $1,500 during amazon prime day sale.
Thank you for the comparison! I often find myself researching just one compay and not realizing all the options! Thank God for a free market society where the customer wins!
I like your Honest review ‼️‼️
If anyone is on the fence about expansion, the Bluetti expansion batteries can be charged separately and also power devices separately. They are essentially they're own power stations with expansion connectivity to the Bluetti units.
If ecoflow had their shit together and did this I wouldn't even be shopping right now. I want a portable base unit with the ability to add more power so I could use it as a compact camping setup and emergency home power supply. I think it's asinine that they don't at least allow charging separate from the unit with some basic accessibility like a USB port and a 110 outlet or something
@@NoZenith agree 100% they're innovating with A/C units and fridges that make ice but can't add a few outlets and a way to charge?
@@NoZenith4:21
@@djbricky6918what?
But they are not “essentially “ their own power stations. The differences in these power stations lies in the station part, not the pure power. It’s great that they have some autonomy over other expansion batteries.
Just great content
LiFePO4 for the win! :) Great video!
I’m very happy I bought the EcoFlow
Love the vid, bit would have love to see a chart at the end.
Thanks Matt..
Awesome review and comparison! Would you buy the ecoflo delta max , or Ef Ecoflow portable Power Station Delta 2 with smart extra battery?(I figure it might lighter and if need more power I can stack them). Is there difference in power output?
excellent. thank you
Great video been looking at these 3 but for me I think I'm going with the anker I can get it with a 500 watt solar panel for under 2000$ but even without the panel I like the handle and wheels in case my wife and kids need to move it without me there in a emergency or power outage. Also not a major factor for camping but when there is a Power outage the anker has the best built in light.
Also REI has the Ecoflow Delta Max, (1st gen) for $999 until 9-4-23. Makes it $0.49 per watt hour.
THANK YOU 🙂
Matt, would you take the Anker one only with you when you use your camper because of the 30A connector or would you also take the Ecoflow one to power the Wave 2 you have? I have always liked the Ecoflow products since they came out personally. Thanks
My camper can also be plugged into a standard 110 outlet so I'd probably take the ecoflow for the Wave2
Thanks. Would any of these work with a diesel heater that needs ~90 watts at startup, preferably dc, not using an inverter ac to dc?
A question if I may. If any of these has an inverter or any other fault do the shut down totally? I was told that was the case with the eco-max. Thank you
DO NOT USE A STANDARD COMPUTER CHORD. I grabbed one and the wire gauge must have been 18 or 16ga. The Anker was on max charge. It burned the chord, melted the jacked and arced when I pulled it out. The one that it comes with it is 12ga. 1440w is no joke.
Great video. I'm curious about solar panels that work well with these systems. How many total watts should I get for refrigerator and garage freezer emergency power? Are there other panel brands that work or do I need to use their proprietary solar panels? Cheers.
Just when I have my mind set on the EcoFlow Delta 2 Max, I see videos about a comparable Anker model. So, I was seesawing between the two. I think I'm convinced that for my needs, the EcoFlow works best. Your video solidified my purchasing choice. Now I just have to wait for black Friday to pull the trigger. Also, the weight is a big factor. I'd give 2 points for the lightest one. You'll going to have to lift it at some point and carry it some distance. I like that the EcoFlow weighs less.
I'm watching these videos because I had a horrible experience with EcoFlow's customer service and need a unit ASAP. The unit smoked and burned the cables and they refused to replace it.
We were also deciding between the two but I chose the Anker based on the sturdiness of the solar panels that I bought with the Anker unit. I just really did not like how the solar panels for the EcoFlow were set up.
@robmags5781
Thinking about canceling my order for the Eco Pro 2 Max and going with the 767 now for this reason. How are you liking it so far? I like the fact that it has a handle and wheels and I heard it comes with longer cables than the Eco Pro (400w panel for either I go with) I'm really on the fence. Please halp!
Hope you get to review the solid state Yoshino power stations.
Would you do the ecoflow over the Bluetti AC180? trying to figure out what to go with and the video 10 months ago you said go with the AC180. between the two which would be better ?
Fast charge = life reduction of the power bank? If used often?
Man, I really like the Anker, but if I get the ecoflow wave 2 air/heater ,the delta would make more sense. If I get the wave and battery that attaches to the unit, maybe it won't matter which unit I get. Question, low temp built in? Have you had the wave 2 with the attachable battery on bottom last 7 hours?
Ok, so I'm a little late on seeing this (lol). Great review - exactly what I was looking for. Two things: 1) I'm pretty sure the Ecoflow can output and charge from solar at the same time, can the other two also? 2) If they cost the same, cool, but it would have been nice to include the price for the solar panels and ease of setup for each product. Thanks.
Question? This question may seem simple: but how do you get the power from the solar panel to the Eco flow box. Does the box have to go outside with the solar panel? Sorry I'm 76 yes old and have trouble with tech things.
The solar panels typically have pretty long cords.
Can all or any of the units you reviewed, UPS capable?
Is this something that can run ham or gmrs radios with solar panels?
if i wanted one of these units to power a few appliances during a storm/power out and wanted at least 8-12 hours of run time total... i dunno which to select! i was lookin at the ANKER POWERHOUSE 767 and the ECOFLOW DELTA PRO but cant decide which!
Depends on what appliances and for how long. Watch my video that comes out tonight
What about charging from a gas generator’s 240v output?
Was just thinking the eco flow used doesn’t have the 30amp RV port while others do.
I really enjoyed the recent Shootout and review but I have a question. You mentioned that the Anker 767 can do 2400W of charging when using solar plus AC. I can't find that anywhere on the specs that shows this. It says that when solar and AC charging are both used it will favor AC by default. Was this recently changed with a firmware update? If so that would be great. Even better would be if Solar charging was favored by default when both are available.
It is probably because the manual says you can get 1440W max with AC charging and 1000W max with solar charging.
Since there are different inputs for AC and solar, it seems they are saying you can do both at the same time.
1440W + 1000W = 2440W.
Well dang I screwed that up. It's the EcoFlow that can do that not the Anker. Ecoflow gets another point and Anker gets one taken away.
Thanks! But I was hoping you were right!
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures
I have a question that wasn't awensered, can you charge the extra batteries without the base unit? I saw in the other comments the Bluetti can, what about the others? This is important to me as my power gets shut off because of flooding and not the houses on the next block. Could take the exter battery & get it charged while stilling running my frig off the base unit.
Saw the Anker rep yesterday and he said said theirs could, because with the extra battery added, the power pulled from the extra expanded one first, and when that was empty only then pulled from the main unit which allowed you to then recharge the extra expanded unit whilst your power supply was pulling off the main unit.
Can they run a 1/4 or 1/3 HP sump pump if I lose power
yes could you tell me which unit or if there is a unit that if plugged into a wall charging. can it be used at the same time to power a sump pump while charging. and if the power goes out will the unit will automatically power the sump pump.
They all can
Can you do a video on Dakota lithium ps2400??? No one has a video on theirs
I’ll get the eco flow I reckon. What solar do you recommend for the flow? We have a 45 litre camp fridge freezer and probably just charge my Mikita batteries .
I'm a big fan of using the same brand solar panels as the power station, but you don't have to.
I'm an EcoFlow fan and own the 1st gen of the Delta max 2000 and also the Delta 2. I have the 160 solar panels and the 220 bi-facial panels. Night before last we lost power in our entire neighborhood from 5 transformers blowing from a major storm. Lost power for more than 23 hours. I used only one bi-facial solar panel to replenish my Delta max 2000 which was used to power my residential fridge which uses between 300 to 120 watts when it runs. My solar panel was averaging between 200 and 235 watts of output on a partly cloudy day. I was able to fully charge my Delta max while running my fridge and I piggy backed 2 jackery 500's to charge from it also . The con about the bi-facial solar panel is that it does not have stands to lean on , and is a little heavy and cumbersome without the stands.
Matt, one key feature for the Anker is how quiet it can run with daily use. Both of the other units have loud fans.
The Delta 2 Max is quiet. EcoFlow has corrected the noise level of the fans with their recent products. Just spent 2.5 days using the D2Max in a 5x9 squaredrop camper, with it roughly 2ft from my head while sleeping, and it had no noise.
@retnav92 thank you! I've been looking for this kind of commentary. People are saying it's so much quieter but nobody's staying any kind of decibel level or anything. I really interested in the ecoflow as a power station for a small cargo trailer conversion camper! I'm going to have minimal solar so the quick charging on AC is important to me and another guy did a great video on a 12 to 24 volt module you can hook up to your car's battery as long as your alternator is strong enough and charge it up in a couple hours at idle if it gets necessary so you don't have to carry a generator with you! I'm curious what you were set up to recharge it is in your camper?
@@NoZenith This was my first actual use of the Delta2Max. I've been running a Delta2, which is a great little unit, but I would usually top it off with a generator on the 2nd day once it got down to around 25% "juice" remaining. Still plenty of "juice" left in it, but I like to keep it charged higher. Bought the D2Max, and it's a world of difference. I use my EF units to run a BougeRv 12v 48qt fridge/freezer unit, and a Keurig coffee maker. The biggest drain on units is heating water via the AC receptacle. Anyway, ran the fridge/freezer (pre-cooled at home, and plugged into 12v truck receptacle enroute to camp) from around 7pm Friday night in camp, until about 11am Sunday. Made 5-6 cups of coffee with the Keurig over the course of our stay. When we left Sunday, the D2Max was still around 46% remaining capacity, which is still a lot. As I mentioned, it was very quiet being just 2ft from me on a rear shelf in the rear of my 5x9 Hiker Trailer, and I didn't have to run the generator to top off the D2Max. I carry a WEN 56235i (2350w) inverter generator with me for recharging duties when camping. Great little unit (imo), and quiet. I run it in Eco mode to extend fuel consumption. I also run the 12v fridge/freezer in Eco mode.
@@retnav92 , glad the fan noise has improved. The anker is quieter also because it uses GaN transistors - these are more efficient, so less heat. Eventually others will use them and Ankers price will come down.
Thinking about one or the other Anker 767 vs the Eco Pro 2 and one thing besides the wheels is that with the 400w panel is the Anker more foldable? I've ordered the Eco Pro 2 Max but kind of second guessing myself to cancel and go with the Anker because it's also got more longer hookup cables for the solar panel (I got the 400w one)... does the Eco Pro 2 not come with a longer cable?
Personlly I think the Anker should get a point for USB ports as well, because of the 3 x 100W ports you can charge 2 laptops and a phone off those and then 2 other lower power USB powered devices, and really you can hook up any more low powered devices with a 12V to USB power hub. And the 12V 30A port on the Bluetti is for hooking up to the 12V system of your van / RV so you can hook up everything to the ports in your RV or Van, including USB ports and stuff like that, and with 12V 30A you can hook up a 12V fridge, a 12 V freezer and a 12V heater and still have the cigarette lighter port open for either like a full fat 12V device or a lot of smaller 12V devices.
Ac 200 max has a rv cable so you plug into the camper van fuse board and run the camper van from the inside, got to be worth a mention
What cable are you talking about? The 30amp plug?
27:20 EcoFlow could make an app enabled distribution block to make smart DC circuits like their Powerkits for vans
Would it be a good idea to have a EMP protector to protect the unit?
If you’re concerned about such things, sure.
Hi, what about 240v option.😊
Great job Matt! How long do you think you can run AC of the EFlow? That would be a great video. Heat and AC videos. That’s where I care the most on Battery power.
I'm thinking the same thing. I've been shopping the Wave 2 since I'm trying to set up a cargo camper conversion for next summer and buying the dedicated battery doesn't make any sense since it only has one USB port and you have to have it locked onto the wave unit even charge it and it having the older battery chemistry so it's only good for a fraction of the time of a LiFePo battery... I'm here to compare other batteries like this Delta 2 Max and skip the dedicated battery
That would depend on your AC. I have a 15,000 btu unit that uses about 1kWh per hour, so that would be 2 hours.
@JustEnjoyingLife73 thank you!
@@NoZenith sure thing! and you can calculate it yourself too. These hold about 2kWh. So if your heater uses 1kW, it would run for 2 hours. If it used 2kW, it would run for 1 hour. Basically divide the kWh capacity by the wattage of the device to get runtime in hours.
@JustEnjoyingLife73 that part of the math I can most certainly do! It's trying to figure out how many kilowatt hours and 8000 BTU media inverter air conditioner my parents have needs to run on medium throughout the night. Parents are old and Mom is in ill health not dealing well with hot and humid. There have been some great issues and she lives out in the country so just running one window unit to keep the address in the bedroom would be nice. Also running the refrigerator! Trying to educate myself and I appreciate when people are as helpful as you since I definitely don't come for an electrical background and as I'm doing my research it seems I keep mixing up the AC and DC and kilowatt hours and amperages versus voltage kind of equations 😅 it's just so very much information even though I understand most of the stuff I read, I just can't quite get the crossover to relate it to the bigger picture. Thanksgiving Day sale I purchased one Delta 2 max battery for myself, one for my parents and a smart generator to share since we only live about 30 Mi apart but we're on two completely separate grids, along with the waterproof covers for the Delta Max since they're the same footprint. Hoping I don't regret this haha. My parents and I have both been concerned about backup since the big ice storm a few years ago that both our houses lucked out end not being out of power for more than one day for a lot of people are out of power for up to nine days in 17° weather. Anyway thanks so much for your input. The only thing I want to do now is get an electrician to put an outlet on our forced air furnaces so we can actually plug directly into them and power them as a standalone item in emergencies.
Hi w
ill either of the systems power a hot water heater and well pump at the same time?
No clue. I don’t have either.
I just bought the Anker. It's on sale today for around 30%.
It's all changing Anker has now come out with the F3800 which can now be expanded to a whopping 53 KWh. The F3800 is being shipped in January 2024.
The weighting of the points is hilarious
Glad it made you laugh.
Informative video! Thank you!
Can you speak to the noise level of these units? Which is the quietest?
I've never measured the noise levels. Neither of them have ever bothered me from a noise standpoint. Unless you've got a major load connected pulling lots of power the fans rarely come on.
Hi Matt, I'm a novice who is considering either a bluetti ac180 or the ecoflow Delta, they are very similar and actually wanted to know which one do you recommend? I will be using it inside a van to power a electric heater for extended periods of time
For an electric heater neither will last very long. Of course that depends on the size heater but even small ones pull several hundred watts. You’re much better off with a diesel heater.
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures noted, which one is better overall?
@@bizzyizzy9526 I’d go with the Ac180 over the Delta.
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures understood thank you so much for your advice
Well done. I see the Eco Flow delta 2 max is now $1199 Black Friday today. Do you still feel it is the winner?
Yep. Nothing has changed. That's a sweet deal!
Love the channel. I wish you knew more about the Bluetti, but it's far more versatile than you are aware of, especially with optional 3x 12 outlets, and the 30a outlet is OP. The ecoflow has strong failures. Sadly, I know nothing about Anker.
Favourite line: they went bunkers!!! 😂
Hey Matt! Great video. My girlfriend and her middle child were out a day or two ago here in little rock, and caught your rig! (even ducked you) Needles to say, I'm now jealous of a little 9yo :D I asked her "was it all decked out?!?" to which the 9yo said..."it was really dirty!" about died haha. # KnockerRocker # BigRockOverland
that crocheted duck was the coolest ever!!! And yes it is still dirty. Gotta wash it tomorrow. LOL
Aren't they!! Kayla wanted to make you a blue one to match your jeep, and a pink/purple for your wife too. She hand makes them! She made that while waiting for her Dr. apt with the yarn she had on hand. When we finally meet, maybe we can give them to you then. We are just staring our overlanding journey! We've totally fallen in love with it and being able to get out. Thank you so much for your inspiration! It's changing our lives every trip we take. We are hoping to start making content this weekend.
20:09 all of these are light compared to my self made AGM versions 😀
I'm wondering if the 30 amp port is for powering small RVs??
Yes it is.
You could also have a 30 amp port on your home electric to connect this to your whole home for backup, if set up properly of course. Not the most efficeint way to use it as a backup unless your pretty diligent in shutting down breakers and only using what's needed, but it is the simplist.
How could you not see the Bluetti's 30 Amp Aviation plug as a HUGE Bonus?? With the proper connector hooked to a small fuse block you can power MANY items inside your Camper, trailer, or Van !!
Agree, way better than having an extra cigarette plug. Some diesel heaters need slightly more than 10amps which is the max for the cigarette heater. Also, 30 amps could also power many air pumps to pump up tires without have to plug directly to car battery and keep engine on.
The 30 Amp connection is sweet, but I REALLY like the lock-in connection of the Aviation style plug ! For my personal use about 15Amp would be sufficient. JMO@@davidcarrico3385
Remember, it's just a 30 amp SOCKET -- a 2000 watt inverter can only put out 2000/110 or 18 amps max continuous. You can buy a $9 adapter that will convert a standard 20A output socket to a 30A female.
It's NOT the AMPS supplied by the Aviation plug that I needed. In my Off Road Bug -Out adventures I need a plug / socket that's NOT going to come apart. I HATE Cigarette plugs just because of that . @@isisdave
@@isisdave just to clarify, the 30 amp DC outlet will draw a max of 266 watts. (30A * 13.3V) this lets you run a high amp Direct Current load for at least 7 hours. Big plus in my opinion.
Washing machine? Dryer?
Do you know if it's safe practice to charge these via a high quality inverter while driving?
Yes that's totally fine.
I wonder why it isn't more common and isn't mentioned in the manuals.
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One thing I wish I would see covered more in reviews is if you can consume the power while solor charging simotanuously. I made a mistake purchasing one that you could not, which defeated the purpose for me due the sun and my hours needed occur at the same time. I have seen a review of the bluetti 200max displaying this capabillity but am curious about all the others as that would be a neccesity for me. Nice content though, Thanks!
All major brands like these can do that.
Thanks, mine are the Zendure2000’s. They accept a lot of solar and charge fast, but not at the same time due using the same inverter. I should’ve done a little more research. Thanks
What’s the difference between watt hours and amp hours?
Watt hours is Amps x Volts. So a 50ah battery is 640 watt hours (50amps x 12.8 volts = 640 watts)
Wouldnt the EcoFlow Delta Pro be a better comparable unit?
The delta pro is over 1000 more wh than the other two. So no.
EcoFlow allows dual charging from solar and AC simultaneously.
You didn't see my pinned comment before you commented did you? LOL
How much solar watts can I hook up to these power stations
That’s in the video.
What are the degradation of a fully changed system when not in use
As long as it's off, there is none.
I’m in a Permobil Corpus Power Wheelchair. It has 2 large batteries. I would like to have a solar generator to charge it if we have a collapse of society & have no electricity for an extended period. I would need to charge it at least every other day for 4-6 hours. Any idea what I would need? Thanks.
How much power does your wheelchair batteries store?
A very nice review although you have forgotten to mention how quiet is Anker in comparison with the other units when the inverter kicks in
So that 30 amp outlet will run for how long? 10 minutes?
That depends on what you're running off of it.
@@OzarkOverlandAdventures if you plug something into 30 amp outlet it for use that power, it useless outlet for using 10-15 amp or 20 amp
So Ecoflow is getting rid of their Lithium Ion powerstations it seems so I picked up a Delta Mini at Sam's for $400 + tax. Less than 50 cents a watt hour. 800 cycles works for me as I am not out all the time. Only a 2 year warranty though and you have to mail in a card.
Great review. A potential point for the Bluetti is the dust covers that don’t appear to be on the other 2 reviewed - is a must for touring outback Australia where red dust gets into every thing.