I have 2 of them plus panel. Use 1 for living room and kitchen lights. The other for hot water for tea and cooking with go sun hybrid dc trays. Very pleased with product.
Nice review. It is good you explained to folks the difference of refrigeration with its on and off cycles and constant on like a CPAP will use. Also the difference of 12v with minimal conversion overhead vs. AC output that takes up to 10% overhead for conversion. I have one of these coming. Glad to see the great reviews.
I used this model and the pecron 2000lfp for camping last week for camping. It was my time to put it to the test. I also brought my ecoflows and bluetti eb3a as they are already proven. The pecrons worked absolutely flawlessly. I also used pecrons recommended 200 watt solar panel since it has the voltage requirements. Thier panel actually has the same foot print as my 160 watt solar panel. I'm not sure how they are able to sell these substantially cheaper compared to the other big brands I mentioned but I totally recommend pecron. I also tested my iceco jp40 pro on this 600lfp pecron at home. Set at 34 degrees it lasted about 55 hours . The pecron 2000 lfp would probably power my dc fridge for a week. Keep in mind ambient temp will vary the results
I was impressed by the 600. Small package, but feature rich. The off shore units are competitive in price. We’ve been using the various brands for several years and they’re holding up well.
@GeoD almost no cons. I'd say the only thing I don't like are the voltage requirements for solar and proprietary aviation connection. but its hard to get away with any of these other brands having some type of proprietary connections. Like eco flow and their eco system requires more proprietary dc connections for thier ecosystem of products. I've only had this pecron for under a month and I'd honestly say I can recommend them over the ecoflows and bluetti which I own also. There is no major advantage the equivalent models of these brands have over the pecron e2000 lfp. In fact like reviews show these pecrons are actually more efficient.
nice, very good performance! You ought to try an electric water kettle for making coffee, maybe a crock pot. You've got the fridge to keep leftovers in, now you need something to warm food up. A toaster would work, but a small toaster oven? You can also plug the Pecron in the car cigarette lighter port while the mini fridge is running off the E600 while driving. Then you can stop to heat up some food - we're talking for a car trip or van.
Good luck if you ever try to use Pecrons warranty. They offer to send you parts with a video and you have to take it apart and try to fix it. The other option is to pay to ship it to California which is over a $100 for most of us I learned this the hard way
I'll take that. Just ordered one to replace another brand. One day the device just stopped being aware that charging power was available. Given any mfg support it is probably a chip board and solder. But wait! The box is glued shut, and the mfg isn't interested. And that's where project batteries come from.
Have you ever removed all your skylights,trim around your crank up vents and air conditioner trim and burned up nearly an entire roll of aluminum tape to seal up an insane amount of air leaks? I have and every little thing helps with heating and cooling. 106 last spring in Arizona I went to the extent of removing the vent cover under my stairs and nicely taping off the back side so my furnace and under fifth wheel compartment wasn’t being cooled. And then removed ceiling vents and taped off the ductwork so my bedroom and living room air conditioning was separated. Mainly so my dog would be cooler while I was at work and confined to the living room. Now I’m working at an rv dealership at home vrs traveling the country working on construction projects. And the best rv they sell are Cedar Creek. Sure look nice but every time one comes in for warranty work it is Pages of jobs. My favorite is still Mobile Suites . I hope their quality hasn’t changed since they were bought out just a few years ago.
Hi James. I can’t find pass-through in the specs, but the outputs for both DC and AC work while charging. I tested with the power brick and all outputs worked.
It seems that pass through has been driven into standard feature. In the last year, there don't seem to be any players in the market who don't have pass through..
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I have 2 of them plus panel. Use 1 for living room and kitchen lights. The other for hot water for tea and cooking with go sun hybrid dc trays. Very pleased with product.
Nice review. It is good you explained to folks the difference of refrigeration with its on and off cycles and constant on like a CPAP will use. Also the difference of 12v with minimal conversion overhead vs. AC output that takes up to 10% overhead for conversion. I have one of these coming. Glad to see the great reviews.
Thanks. Great to hear you found this helpful. Appreciate you watching.
I used this model and the pecron 2000lfp for camping last week for camping. It was my time to put it to the test. I also brought my ecoflows and bluetti eb3a as they are already proven. The pecrons worked absolutely flawlessly. I also used pecrons recommended 200 watt solar panel since it has the voltage requirements. Thier panel actually has the same foot print as my 160 watt solar panel. I'm not sure how they are able to sell these substantially cheaper compared to the other big brands I mentioned but I totally recommend pecron.
I also tested my iceco jp40 pro on this 600lfp pecron at home. Set at 34 degrees it lasted about 55 hours . The pecron 2000 lfp would probably power my dc fridge for a week. Keep in mind ambient temp will vary the results
I was impressed by the 600. Small package, but feature rich. The off shore units are competitive in price. We’ve been using the various brands for several years and they’re holding up well.
I've been seriously looking at the Pecron 2000, how do you like yours, any cons?
@GeoD almost no cons. I'd say the only thing I don't like are the voltage requirements for solar and proprietary aviation connection. but its hard to get away with any of these other brands having some type of proprietary connections. Like eco flow and their eco system requires more proprietary dc connections for thier ecosystem of products.
I've only had this pecron for under a month and I'd honestly say I can recommend them over the ecoflows and bluetti which I own also. There is no major advantage the equivalent models of these brands have over the pecron e2000 lfp. In fact like reviews show these pecrons are actually more efficient.
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nice, very good performance! You ought to try an electric water kettle for making coffee, maybe a crock pot. You've got the fridge to keep leftovers in, now you need something to warm food up. A toaster would work, but a small toaster oven? You can also plug the Pecron in the car cigarette lighter port while the mini fridge is running off the E600 while driving. Then you can stop to heat up some food - we're talking for a car trip or van.
Thanks. We have those and a small air fryer. The E600 for its size and capacity does a great job.
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.
Great! Thanks for watching.
Good luck if you ever try to use Pecrons warranty. They offer to send you parts with a video and you have to take it apart and try to fix it. The other option is to pay to ship it to California which is over a $100 for most of us I learned this the hard way
I'll take that. Just ordered one to replace another brand. One day the device just stopped being aware that charging power was available. Given any mfg support it is probably a chip board and solder. But wait! The box is glued shut, and the mfg isn't interested.
And that's where project batteries come from.
Well done.Thank you.
Thanks for watching.
Thank you God Bless
Thanks Ray
Never mind. I saw you have it listed!
No problem
Have you ever removed all your skylights,trim around your crank up vents and air conditioner trim and burned up nearly an entire roll of aluminum tape to seal up an insane amount of air leaks? I have and every little thing helps with heating and cooling. 106 last spring in Arizona I went to the extent of removing the vent cover under my stairs and nicely taping off the back side so my furnace and under fifth wheel compartment wasn’t being cooled. And then removed ceiling vents and taped off the ductwork so my bedroom and living room air conditioning was separated. Mainly so my dog would be cooler while I was at work and confined to the living room. Now I’m working at an rv dealership at home vrs traveling the country working on construction projects. And the best rv they sell are Cedar Creek. Sure look nice but every time one comes in for warranty work it is Pages of jobs. My favorite is still Mobile Suites . I hope their quality hasn’t changed since they were bought out just a few years ago.
The AC vents in our Gateway leaked like crazy and I sealed them. Agree. Makes a big difference.
Would you say this would be good for powering a fan overnight for someone who car camps? I live in the south so a fairly powerful fan.
It would with power to spare.
can it be charged via type C? (is it in/ out or it's only for out?)
The documentation states output only.
I have one on order.
Awesome. Great unit.
What make and model is your refrigerator?
Model GWE19JSLPFSS. It’s a GE.
I just purchased this unit. How do you charge the phone wirelessly?
Turn on the DC switch and lay the phone on top.
@@iLoveRVlife I have an IPhone in otter box case. I am curious if this is preventing wireless charging?
I’d try without the case. Maybe too thick and preventing the contact.
I think the DC ports are 5521 and not 5525.
Thanks for the comment. 5525 is what’s shown on the specs.
Dose it have pass-through charging
Hi James. I can’t find pass-through in the specs, but the outputs for both DC and AC work while charging. I tested with the power brick and all outputs worked.
It seems that pass through has been driven into standard feature. In the last year, there don't seem to be any players in the market who don't have pass through..
Percron shared in a response it has pass through charging.
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