I wonder how long it would last if you had it with a solar panel hooked up to it? From what I have researched you can use it while you're charging with solar it's really important to me. Another Point I've seen the lithium-ion phosphate batteries will not blow up like my e-bike battery could and that would be a disaster I wonder if there's any videos of that anywhere? If a phone battery can blow half your face off imagine what one of those could do
To use these (solar generators) to its full potential by design you need to have at least a sp120 (120w panel) solar panel preferably a sp200 (200w panel) plugged in during the day all day and you can leave the solar panel on the roof of your camper for the duration of the trip so it’s not too visible, their water proof and work seem less. You can have all the battery capacity in the world but the key is solar from my experience. I’d rather have a smaller battery with better solar than bad solar set up with a bigger battery. I’ve tried lots of set ups and for me the Eb70 with two SP200 panels was best I had extra solar coming and use that advantage of pass threw charging to charge everything while not effecting the speed of the bluetti eb70 to recharge and by night fall everything was charged and the eb70 was fully charged also With good solar I’ve seen a steady of 170 watts coming in and charge the eb70 from completely dead to fully charged in a hair over 3-1/2hrs
i use the jackery 500 on a dometic cfx3 45 and can run all weekend. but like you said, i have both plugged into car when i'm running Is wireless charging a continuous draw when on?
I’m sure it would be able. It just depends how long you want it to run. And whether or not you are recharging it. If you need a weekend without any kind of recharge you would probably need a bit bigger.
I wonder how long it would last if you had it with a solar panel hooked up to it? From what I have researched you can use it while you're charging with solar it's really important to me. Another Point I've seen the lithium-ion phosphate batteries will not blow up like my e-bike battery could and that would be a disaster I wonder if there's any videos of that anywhere? If a phone battery can blow half your face off imagine what one of those could do
To use these (solar generators) to its full potential by design you need to have at least a sp120 (120w panel) solar panel preferably a sp200 (200w panel) plugged in during the day all day and you can leave the solar panel on the roof of your camper for the duration of the trip so it’s not too visible, their water proof and work seem less. You can have all the battery capacity in the world but the key is solar from my experience. I’d rather have a smaller battery with better solar than bad solar set up with a bigger battery. I’ve tried lots of set ups and for me the Eb70 with two SP200 panels was best I had extra solar coming and use that advantage of pass threw charging to charge everything while not effecting the speed of the bluetti eb70 to recharge and by night fall everything was charged and the eb70 was fully charged also With good solar I’ve seen a steady of 170 watts coming in and charge the eb70 from completely dead to fully charged in a hair over 3-1/2hrs
Would a 60 W solar panel be able to charge the EB 55 at all?
Can it handle running a 1200 watt blender for about a minute?
No
i use the jackery 500 on a dometic cfx3 45 and can run all weekend.
but like you said, i have both plugged into car when i'm running
Is wireless charging a continuous draw when on?
It doesn’t draw unless a device is resting on it.
Your thoughts on the eb70 to run a Snomaster lp66 dual zone
I’m sure it would be able. It just depends how long you want it to run. And whether or not you are recharging it. If you need a weekend without any kind of recharge you would probably need a bit bigger.
Dose it realy over heat when ur using more than what solar in bringing in
No. I doesn’t overheat. We had it charging outside in Moab. It was like 95 degrees and the fan kicked in to cool the battery
Blue Bluetti! :-)
The power station should NOT be in direct sunlight.
You English si good.