The 273000mAh number (at 3.7V) is just there to make it look like it's bigger than it is. All that means is they are using 7 lithium cells rated at 39000mAh (39Ah) in series to construct the main 25.9V, 39AH pack. For capacity what you want to focus on is the number of Watt-hours which in this case is a respectable 1010Wh (25.9V x 39Ah). Also knowing only the solar panel volts isn't useful if you don't also know how many amps are flowing giving the Watts the solar panel is outputting. It would also have been useful to see if the generator would output the full 1000W from the ac outlets and for how long. I doubt too that the unit's fan would stay silent at that load level.
I doubt that it would even output the full quoted or rated 1000 watts continuous. But my math was wrong. I used the 3.7v stat. And thought I could simply divide the 273,000 Milliamps by 1000 to get 273 Ah (which would be huge).
Can I get a bigger better faster solar panel to charge this ? Something I can install on the roof of my van ? Or does it have to be a 65w solar panel ?
Can it be used while hooked up to Solar ? This is a major factor when buying these units, as many are not capable of doing this simple task. Take for instance your camping and you using the unit during the daylight but then night time comes and your batteries are drained but if the AC/DC outlets are usable while the Solar panel(s) are connected your in good shape.
@Brian Mino If the voltage drops below a certain level then DC appliances (think car fridges, hot plates, etc) will not operate properly and may even be damaged when attempting to operate off the low voltage output. This is only a big deal if you plan to use the solar generator in a camping/off grid van type of scenario, but Jackery and the other top end solar generators all have regulated DC voltage to ensure any DC appliance will operate normally.
@goodmorning1221 - It does not come with solar panels (they are extra and sold separately here: amzn.to/35vVkcf But if possible I would/will buy different and less expensive ones when I do). That said, the ones they do sell are very high quality and highly efficient (in solar cell generating and conversion capacity which is what it's all about). I'm no expert on this unit and I don't have solar panels yet. I believe though that it can charge with high power input (up to 48v or 64v?) and multiple 100W or higher panels can be linked in serial (which would speed charging). The uploader said that it charges with solar at a rate almost comparable to his wall outlet at home (which is impressive if true). I'm still a novice and just learning this stuff. I have only used this unit on maybe 4 or 5 occasions to date. And during those power outages, it powered my Dell Precision T5500 Workstation successfully for 4 to 5 hours. The workstation has an 875 watt power supply, but is/was probably only drawing 400 to 600 watts A/C to it's 12 volt DC Power Supply (because of the particular components I have installed in it). I should have used my Kill-A-Watt device to see exactly how much power it was drawing. I want to go completely off-grid but that would require a substantial investment and money I don't have. I charge it on A/C power for when power outages occur (which is rare but increasing). I bought this unit when it first came out a couple years ago (a Silver and gray unit you can see in this video, which I believe is identical to the orange and black one) with the exception that the black/orange anodizing or powder coating on this new one probably gives it a more durable skin (not a big deal). I can tell you because the capacity is large (for lithium powered units), it takes a long time to fully charge (probably 12 hours or more on AC Power if I remember). So charging it using Solar Panels would probably take a little longer. The benefit of the panels the OEM sells (as you can see in this video) is that they have a higher generating capacity than say a traditional continuous single panel 100w solar panel and a high conversion rate (solar cell energy density/efficiency in generating). The ability to fold it for storage and transport is also pretty cool. Though I'm not sure it's worth more than double the price of other 100w panels you can buy, I still may eventually buy one. I do believe it is a pure sine inverter. It is MPPT solar ready (has the built in controller), and to my recollection/research, does have pass through charging capability (being able to use the unit to power devices while charging). It also can be charged from a car battery (cigarette outlet) or other Lead Acid/ AGM batteries (I believe) if you have the right adapters/cables. All things considered, I highly recommend this unit. When the power goes out, it will power a mini fridge (that's the only one I tested it with for a couple hours just to see). I haven't checked to see if it will power my full size fridge (which it may or may not). As you know with refrigerators or any device with large electric motors/compressors there is starting surge power which in many cases can be too great for these lithium power units. A large deep cycle lead acid or AGM battery is better for those things. That said, I believe it would power new[er] devices with motors or compressors (depending on the starting current draw/amperage), such as a small A/C (5000 BTUs or something). As motors and compressors get older they tend to bind more and become harder to start for a variety of reasons, thus demanding more starting current/ voltage/ amperage. The unit came with some cables and a charger (I haven't used anything other than the charger so I don't know exactly what cables or where they are). My one complaint even though it is fairly simple to use and somewhat self-explanatory, is the lack of a good manual [any manual or documentation in English]. It came with none (though I didn't buy it from the OEM directly).
SUNGZU Portable Power Station 1000W Power Supply, Generator for Outdoors Camping CPAP Power , I think 1000w is enough for daily life. @home or outdoors camping, go anywhere I dont need to warry about no-power.thank you for your vedio.
I bought one and it works great so far but I am really disappointed that they did not send any solar connection to connect it directly to the solar panel..
Definitely not worth 800 dollars. You can get them on aliexpress for around 240 dollars and to be honest with all of you, I'd save up and get a unit with much better quality control. The battery packs are mediocre inside, wires are pinched with needle nose pliers and have some small cuts through the insulation. Globs of heatsink and glue throughout the circuit board's. In its are labeled pure sinewave however the output is surprisingly more square than smooth.
@@TB-ij1vg I have an extremely long history and vast knowledge of electronics, quality control of components and how well an electronic circuit board is designed, printed and the assembly of the electronic components layed out on a circuit board. Research and development of placement of electronic's on a circuit board giving proper distance between heat generating parts and components and proper heatsinking is very important to make a device not only operate properly but to have the longevity to provide many years of uninterrupted service and make people know the money they invested in a quality product will give them excellent operation and many years of a service. We shouldn't except low quality control for the amounts of money we are spending on whatever it is we choose to invest in.
@@TB-ij1vg Thank you. I actually prefer the Titan solar generator. It's a much more powerful unit. It has 2.2kWh's of storage and multiple batteries can be added as many as you want because they are stackable. The unit offers 3,000 watts of true pure sinewave power, and it can handle 2,000 watts of solar input through its MPPT charge controller. 2 units can be tied together to get 120/240 to operate larger appliances or for example a well pump or geothermal unit on smaller homes. You can see these Titan units on TH-cam. They are built extremely well and have many more functions than the mass produced units that flood the market. Yes they are pricey however they are very robust in all ways.
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It is not a generator. You are right it is a battery power station. If they call it a generator they can charge more. $799.00 for just the power station is a joke.
Blah... Blah...Blah.... Another ignorant salesman!! You are trying to make this sound much better than it is. 1000 Watts, really?? How long for, how well regulated and what about powering items with a high inrush current?
I need this right now !!!!!! I am from Venezuela and power outages are very common here !!! amazing honest review, thanks a lot
Haha... I live in Venezuela too and I NEED THIS!!!
@@rpoofus We need that and with the eternal sun around here we are going to have eternal power!!!
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Welcome this great Generator to Brazil now....
Fuck. I hope you stay safe!!!
*We use **Generater.Systems** when camping and it's pretty quiet for a generator.*
Good review dude! Thank you!
The 273000mAh number (at 3.7V) is just there to make it look like it's bigger than it is. All that means is they are using 7 lithium cells rated at 39000mAh (39Ah) in series to construct the main 25.9V, 39AH pack. For capacity what you want to focus on is the number of Watt-hours which in this case is a respectable 1010Wh (25.9V x 39Ah). Also knowing only the solar panel volts isn't useful if you don't also know how many amps are flowing giving the Watts the solar panel is outputting. It would also have been useful to see if the generator would output the full 1000W from the ac outlets and for how long. I doubt too that the unit's fan would stay silent at that load level.
I doubt that it would even output the full quoted or rated 1000 watts continuous. But my math was wrong. I used the 3.7v stat. And thought I could simply divide the 273,000 Milliamps by 1000 to get 273 Ah (which would be huge).
A shady way to represent the capacity
you are right it is 25.9V/39Ah battery pack built in,AC output can get 60-70% battery source, DC output can get 80% or more.
Can you use it while solar charging?
Yes. I read reviews on amazon to find that info
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Great to see the 12v DC adapter!
What size are the round jacks for the 12v outputs??
Ya tengo el mío y trabaja súper. $799:00 Amazon y no olvidemos el solar panel $225.00
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Great Review but would U happen to know how many 100 watt solar panels U can hook up to it for charging?
i want one of these does it come with a solar panel or no?
How much is it?
Hello dude is it possible to load it on the cigar (in the car)
Is the solar panel water proof
Can I get a bigger better faster solar panel to charge this ? Something I can install on the roof of my van ? Or does it have to be a 65w solar panel ?
I want to know the price
I'm interested to buy and how to order?
Could I recharge it when it's about 40 50%? Without damaging the battery?
It's lithium battery, you can use it till it goes off without any drastic issue
yes, it is lithium battery without memory effect,this is the advantage compare with acid battery.
Very nice,how much is it?
How long it last??
I cant get mine to charge, is there something wrong with the battery?
So two of this can power a mini fridge for about 3 days without charge.
Any idea if the AC outlets are grounded? I need to run a piece of equipment that will not operate if it detects an open ground.
Is it 220vac or 110vac output?
Can you use a BougeRV 170 watt solar panel? Also I can't find any info on the jack sizes of the 12v outlet ports for wiring my roof fan
Can it be used while hooked up to Solar ? This is a major factor when buying these units, as many are not capable of doing this simple task. Take for instance your camping and you using the unit during the daylight but then night time comes and your batteries are drained but if the AC/DC outlets are usable while the Solar panel(s) are connected your in good shape.
JOAB TRUST yes
@@milo74156 Thx, So I assume you have one or have used one ?
I have the 1000watt, but my usb ports aren't working… 😫
Out of curiosity do you think this could power a 220 amp welder
I don't think so. I think that's too many amps
Is the 12v regulated?
Not sure. I will give it another review and try to see if I can get more details to showcase on the next one
Is out put is 220V or 110V
How much is it a kit
Is the DC output regulated? IE: Does it maintain 12 volts output in a low state of charge?
@Brian Mino If the voltage drops below a certain level then DC appliances (think car fridges, hot plates, etc) will not operate properly and may even be damaged when attempting to operate off the low voltage output. This is only a big deal if you plan to use the solar generator in a camping/off grid van type of scenario, but Jackery and the other top end solar generators all have regulated DC voltage to ensure any DC appliance will operate normally.
Thanks i want buy it give me the adress please
it maintain DC 12 volts outputs,DC output is more efficient than AC outlet.
Any one know where to get that humidifier thing at 1:29
Love ur videos
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Looks great, but...does it really hold 27Ah storage... ?
total battery capacity is 1010Wh
What is the cost
What capacity do you need to power a 1HP aircon?
where can i buy this 1?
amazon
best gadget for camping
Can i use this battery while it is being charged ???
Do i have to buy the solar panels separately ?????
dibyendu das yes
dibyendu das yes and yes
is the power station able to supoort a home fridge?
yes, it can support a home fridge.
Graphene battery would be ideal but the price would skyrocket 🚀🚀🚀!🤯🤯🤯
How much does this product cost and where do I get it, I live in Bangladesh
Can you use it to charge a minimotors leger?
The battery in this unit is to small, that is why they are telling you it is 273,000 Mah, it is about 1/4th of a 100 amp hour battery.
@goodmorning1221 - It does not come with solar panels (they are extra and sold separately here: amzn.to/35vVkcf But if possible I would/will buy different and less expensive ones when I do). That said, the ones they do sell are very high quality and highly efficient (in solar cell generating and conversion capacity which is what it's all about).
I'm no expert on this unit and I don't have solar panels yet. I believe though that it can charge with high power input (up to 48v or 64v?) and multiple 100W or higher panels can be linked in serial (which would speed charging). The uploader said that it charges with solar at a rate almost comparable to his wall outlet at home (which is impressive if true).
I'm still a novice and just learning this stuff. I have only used this unit on maybe 4 or 5 occasions to date. And during those power outages, it powered my Dell Precision T5500 Workstation successfully for 4 to 5 hours. The workstation has an 875 watt power supply, but is/was probably only drawing 400 to 600 watts A/C to it's 12 volt DC Power Supply (because of the particular components I have installed in it). I should have used my Kill-A-Watt device to see exactly how much power it was drawing.
I want to go completely off-grid but that would require a substantial investment and money I don't have. I charge it on A/C power for when power outages occur (which is rare but increasing). I bought this unit when it first came out a couple years ago (a Silver and gray unit you can see in this video, which I believe is identical to the orange and black one) with the exception that the black/orange anodizing or powder coating on this new one probably gives it a more durable skin (not a big deal).
I can tell you because the capacity is large (for lithium powered units), it takes a long time to fully charge (probably 12 hours or more on AC Power if I remember). So charging it using Solar Panels would probably take a little longer. The benefit of the panels the OEM sells (as you can see in this video) is that they have a higher generating capacity than say a traditional continuous single panel 100w solar panel and a high conversion rate (solar cell energy density/efficiency in generating). The ability to fold it for storage and transport is also pretty cool. Though I'm not sure it's worth more than double the price of other 100w panels you can buy, I still may eventually buy one.
I do believe it is a pure sine inverter. It is MPPT solar ready (has the built in controller), and to my recollection/research, does have pass through charging capability (being able to use the unit to power devices while charging). It also can be charged from a car battery (cigarette outlet) or other Lead Acid/ AGM batteries (I believe) if you have the right adapters/cables.
All things considered, I highly recommend this unit. When the power goes out, it will power a mini fridge (that's the only one I tested it with for a couple hours just to see). I haven't checked to see if it will power my full size fridge (which it may or may not). As you know with refrigerators or any device with large electric motors/compressors there is starting surge power which in many cases can be too great for these lithium power units. A large deep cycle lead acid or AGM battery is better for those things.
That said, I believe it would power new[er] devices with motors or compressors (depending on the starting current draw/amperage), such as a small A/C (5000 BTUs or something). As motors and compressors get older they tend to bind more and become harder to start for a variety of reasons, thus demanding more starting current/ voltage/ amperage.
The unit came with some cables and a charger (I haven't used anything other than the charger so I don't know exactly what cables or where they are). My one complaint even though it is fairly simple to use and somewhat self-explanatory, is the lack of a good manual [any manual or documentation in English]. It came with none (though I didn't buy it from the OEM directly).
273'000mha is Not 27ah OK
They are claiming 273ah not that I believe it's the case
SUNGZU Portable Power Station 1000W Power Supply, Generator for Outdoors Camping CPAP Power , I think 1000w is enough for daily life. @home or outdoors camping, go anywhere I dont need to warry about no-power.thank you for your vedio.
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@@allen2461 - I'm actually interested in the solar panels - is there a 20% off code for those? Thanks.
Is it possible to get a new code? The ones listed dont work.
What about DC?
How long does it Take for 1000w to go empty? Someone here who knows
@rustytr a normal LCD TV is 200-300w, it support it for at least 20 hours.
I bought one and it works great so far but I am really disappointed that they did not send any solar connection to connect it directly to the solar panel..
How is it holding up?
Too bad they don't make a 2500-3500 watt i'd like to run a small AC window unit.
Nice, I couldn't get them to send me one to review
So buy one to review...
The Price please
799usd,at present it is the most valuable battery power generator.
How much?
Mucho money
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Can I use extension cords
good items, but i need it’s?
Definitely not worth 800 dollars. You can get them on aliexpress for around 240 dollars and to be honest with all of you, I'd save up and get a unit with much better quality control. The battery packs are mediocre inside, wires are pinched with needle nose pliers and have some small cuts through the insulation. Globs of heatsink and glue throughout the circuit board's. In its are labeled pure sinewave however the output is surprisingly more square than smooth.
How do you know all of this
@@TB-ij1vg I have an extremely long history and vast knowledge of electronics, quality control of components and how well an electronic circuit board is designed, printed and the assembly of the electronic components layed out on a circuit board. Research and development of placement of electronic's on a circuit board giving proper distance between heat generating parts and components and proper heatsinking is very important to make a device not only operate properly but to have the longevity to provide many years of uninterrupted service and make people know the money they invested in a quality product will give them excellent operation and many years of a service. We shouldn't except low quality control for the amounts of money we are spending on whatever it is we choose to invest in.
@@jamesmancine8350 wow so much knowledge my friend. Then what power station do you recommend ?
@@TB-ij1vg Thank you. I actually prefer the Titan solar generator. It's a much more powerful unit. It has 2.2kWh's of storage and multiple batteries can be added as many as you want because they are stackable. The unit offers 3,000 watts of true pure sinewave power, and it can handle 2,000 watts of solar input through its MPPT charge controller. 2 units can be tied together to get 120/240 to operate larger appliances or for example a well pump or geothermal unit on smaller homes. You can see these Titan units on TH-cam. They are built extremely well and have many more functions than the mass produced units that flood the market. Yes they are pricey however they are very robust in all ways.
Eu preciso desse equipamento!
Hi, i would like to Buy one also
como puedo comprar el generador vivo en la argentina
amazon
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Buenos días una pregunta amigo cuánto cuesta y lo envían hasta México???
I need this from NIGERIA, in NIGERIA no light
Boss the whole of nigeria no electricity "first oil producing country in africa ,how comes"
Just say it's 273amps which is nice
Me gustaria mucho!
Lit ep bro.
Nice
Nice compact unit. How it is recharged. EITHER you use solar plates to charge
What is cost ex factory.
Charges to PAKISTAN air freight
It is not a generator. You are right it is a battery power station. If they call it a generator they can charge more. $799.00 for just the power station is a joke.
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Does anybody knows if anyone has use this to make electric bike/dirtbike?
Dude, no says 273,000 milli amp hours. It’s 273 Amp Hours.
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How are you sir
Ok I just bought one
Did you like the product?
I need please
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Very expensive in my country
What is that game
looks like Earthworm Jim
Price baten is k
............." when your power outage goes out "..........
Cota fala sau prico
I'm so glad I didn't get this thing.
Can someone pls help me get this.. I live in Africa. I don't have electricity. You can help by replying this post.. I'll be very grateful thanks
How much
Can i get it in pakistan And what will be the cost of pakistani
I live in Dominican repùblic
Not battery bod
Thanks for the video but no thanks!
Hamować
Não comprar nada chinês seja patriota
Blah... Blah...Blah.... Another ignorant salesman!! You are trying to make this sound much better than it is. 1000 Watts, really?? How long for, how well regulated and what about powering items with a high inrush current?
come on,the Tesla car battery is up to 90kWh now, why don't you doubt it how to manage the current?
I'm interested to buy and how to order?
How much