i love this.. maybe this will finally drive down the stupid stand alone inverter and solar charger prices. because as it now stands.. i mean 350 for one device.. versus the mad inverter + solar charger or hybrid inverter costs. my plan is to get a solar generator (pecron or oupes to save money) with 800w of panels with 5kwh of batteries and the etaker. use the batteries at night use the etaker with the solar to recharge in day.
Hey - thanks for the video! This thing seems to be exactly what I'm looking for. I do have a question, though, that you may be able to test or show for a definitive answer. Can you configure the Solar port for output and charge both a your 48v battery AND a power station at the same time from the alternator input? The manual says you can't charge the DC and ETaker ports simultaneously, but I don't see anything about the DC / PowerStation combo. It would be great if it could, or even if it will do one, then the other, until both are charged.
That's a good question. Now I want to know if that works too. Maybe if I have time, I can make another video about this. For now I have no answer but it doesn't seem impossible. Thank you for the suggestion.
Good News. I got the information but I still don't have any video uploaded of it yet. Anyways, the quick answer is YES you can charge simultaneously using the Solar and DC Port as output ports and the Alternator port as the input port. However, you will be limited to 800w for 12v alternator or 1000w for 24v alternator.
I am not exactly sure what your question is but the F1000 is very basic. The ports are not bidirectional and cannot charge simple LifeP04 battery because it doesn't have the 3 stages of charging unlike the F2000. The F1000 will only output 42v 25A and that's it. It can only charge power stations that takes 42v or higher input.
the problem you see at the end .. is that the app updates SLOWLY at times.
its something i see youtubers complaining about with the f1000.
i love this.. maybe this will finally drive down the stupid stand alone inverter and solar charger prices. because as it now stands..
i mean 350 for one device.. versus the mad inverter + solar charger or hybrid inverter costs.
my plan is to get a solar generator (pecron or oupes to save money)
with 800w of panels with 5kwh of batteries and the etaker.
use the batteries at night
use the etaker with the solar to recharge in day.
Hey - thanks for the video! This thing seems to be exactly what I'm looking for. I do have a question, though, that you may be able to test or show for a definitive answer. Can you configure the Solar port for output and charge both a your 48v battery AND a power station at the same time from the alternator input? The manual says you can't charge the DC and ETaker ports simultaneously, but I don't see anything about the DC / PowerStation combo. It would be great if it could, or even if it will do one, then the other, until both are charged.
That's a good question. Now I want to know if that works too. Maybe if I have time, I can make another video about this. For now I have no answer but it doesn't seem impossible. Thank you for the suggestion.
Good News. I got the information but I still don't have any video uploaded of it yet. Anyways, the quick answer is YES you can charge simultaneously using the Solar and DC Port as output ports and the Alternator port as the input port. However, you will be limited to 800w for 12v alternator or 1000w for 24v alternator.
@@GajetReview-z5o Thanks for confirming! I think I can work with that.
can the f1000 do a battery recharging of a 12v lets say up to 15v?
I am not exactly sure what your question is but the F1000 is very basic. The ports are not bidirectional and cannot charge simple LifeP04 battery because it doesn't have the 3 stages of charging unlike the F2000. The F1000 will only output 42v 25A and that's it. It can only charge power stations that takes 42v or higher input.