Unboxing of a 1.5kWh power generator - camping battery! Allpowers S2000

This is an unboxing video of the 1500Wh / 405405mAh Allpowers S2000 power station. The power station has a LiFePO4₄ battery for a manufacturers claim 3000 cycles and a lifetime of up to ten years.
Included is a 2000W pure sinve wave AC output with 4000W surge power
There are eleven sockets, my devices are European sockets but the device also comes with UK three pin sockets and 110V US sockets as well.
ALLPOWERS S2000 Power Station Plus SP027 100W Solar Panel: bit.ly/4biIq21
ALLPOWERS S2000 Power Station Plus SP033 200W Solar Panel: bit.ly/4bmU37R
Instagram : @allpowersdirect_official

[@steverushaw8761]

We use the Ecoflow Delta 2 hooked up to a 400w Solar panel on the roof which just about keeps it fully charged on a good day....Ecoflow have also just released a charger that connects to the vehicle battery so that the unit is charging when in use..Costco at the moment have a special off just £600 delivered for the Delta2 unit

[@VanlifewithAlan]

The prices are dropping a lot Steve. Are you using rigid or flexible panels on the roof? The Delta 2 is a 2kWh model so it is quite impressive if 400w tops it up each day - depending of course, where you are and what you are doing with the unit!

[@steverushaw8761]

@@VanlifewithAlan The 400w solar panel is rigid but the Ecoflow charger from the vehicle battery is a game changer if you have the high output alternator it is putting 800w into the Delta2 and recharges in about an hour of vehicle use this allows us to run pretty much everything from it including a normal domestic small fridge freezer rather than special very expensive equipment and everything else without concern.

[@neoaliphant]

its 2kw of power, surge to 4kw, as in the text above , in the video you said 1.5kw, but the energy capacity is 1.5kwh, very cheap for a 2kw power device

[@VanlifewithAlan]

So if one is using 2kW of power for something it is going to last less than 45 minutes! The kettle works off it with no problem at all. The biggest plus though is the weight. Once I know more about it in practice, I will upload some more information.

[@neoaliphant]

@@VanlifewithAlan Thats right, but how many people run at 2kw for a long time, even some camping electric hotplates are only 500W, so that would be 6 hours of hotpllate use..... my home hot plate at full power i think is 1.5kw, and its only used for minutes at a time... but if output power is much higher than needed, generally more efficient. but with 4kw peak, you could probably even run portable AC units......