Better than GAS Generator? First 240V Battery Backup - Anker SOLIX F3800

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[Video]

I think people are missing the point of this thing. This is best used in line with the solar panels they offer with this device, this can run your home overnight and charge and run your home during the day, it's completely automated and silent. People are comparing this to gasoline generators when they're not even in the same ballpark as this thing. If you connect this to solar you basically have unlimited free power, gas generators cost you money in fuel and maintenance. Also I'm not sure if anyone knows, but during any outage people usually freak out and buy up all the gasoline at gas stations and all that. You're still relying on the gas station to be there and fueled up if you use a gas generator, with this battery-pack and solar-panels you're only relying on the sky getting bright every day. These come with a long warranty also so if you did have an issue it's all taken care of. This is for people who don't want to mess around with loud generators and relying on refueling and all that. The sun is going to come up every day, gasoline at the gas station during an event isn't guaranteed.

[brianthompson]

I’ve owned a Nature’s Generator Powerhouse for a few months now and I really like it, it can do 7200 watts of 240v Split Phase which can power my house using an inlet

[SgtSkrog]

About time, easier option than a pair combined. I have the Anker fridge/freezer and so far happy with it.

[jamesiversen]

This would be handy to plug into the generator panel to silently run overnight circuits, then fire up the gas generator during the day to run those and recharge the Anker (or use solar to recharge, if available). Currently I just plug my fridge and freezer into another solar generator overnight, but using the generator panel input would be way more convenient and still allow the other circuits (like lights) to work during middle of the night pitstops. Thanks for posting this!

[Video]

The ports for charging your phone directly from the device are for people who would use it the way I plan to. Keep it in the closet charged up, if the power goes out wheel it into the living room and run a space-heater or AC unit and charge your phone and stuff like that. Running only the essentials, just this pack without any expansions would last a long time. During a power-out event I'd have no need to run my entire house, just the essentials.

[RollVideos]

That is amazing, This company is making some great products. I've always liked Anker since their beginning. Always know they have premium products.

[gtoger]

I wish this would have given some examples of runtime under various loads. The average person is going to have a difficult time quantifying how long this is going to power various scenarios. As in, will this keep my 3 ton AC unit, fridge and basic lighting on if the power is out for 8 hours? Technology is coming along at a quick pace... I wonder how long it will be until a battery backup is truly competitive with a generator (which can run for hours and hours).

[ianalleyne]

I knew you would make this video and I was waiting for it. Love your videos bro, thank you so much, wishing you and the family the very best

[Just_An_Idea_For_Consideration]

I would order one today if it was available.

I do not trust kickstarter!

[zeppast]

I appreciate the technology behind theses large power stations the issue is at this point and time they are too expensive for many especially if you want to run your entire house during an outage instead of a few select circuits. Once you start adding extra batteries another unit and solar panels you will be spending thousands at that point. Gas or fossil fuel Generators are still the price vs performance kings on the market. It's gonna take some time for the technology to mature for the price to come down on these things either way I like the concept though.

[boeingmd]

You posted it today and the discount of 45% is already gone !

[Bobrogers]

I wish ads of devices like this would not use the word "generator". It does not generate electricity. It is a battery that stores electricity. It does offer a variety of outputs and can support a relatively heavy draw for a short period of time, but then it's done until it recharges for a number of hours. It has its uses in places where there is no onsite power or during an outage, but you can't expect it to support a typical home or use of power tools for very long.

[chumanji]

It seems the signature solars 18kw system is still the baseline to beat for home battery backup. But the nice thing about this system is portable and can easily take it with you. Just wish the solar input is higher wattage and voltage

[AWIRE_onpc]

That outlet next to the 30 amp plug is actually a 50 amp ment for a stove. Considering it can go up to 12kw of output, it makes sense they would put that on the machine

[chefbabyryan]

Wow I want one for my food concession trailer! No more loud noise with fumes from gas??

[lopypop]

Please pay attention to the battery capacity! This is a great system, but it just doesn't have that big of a battery inside. It may be able to run a whole house for 1-2 hrs, then take much longer to recharge

[TobyCostaRica]

How loud is it running 1k watts? Like white noise like an air purifier on lower speeds or a hairdryer? Want something for a small home office.

[kickgas]

This Anker unit uses a low cost, high frequency, transformerless inverter to convert DC battery current into AC alternating current. High frequency inverters are notorious for their short lives, low surge capacity and their potential for damaging the appliances that they are powering. A much better investment is to purchase a real, off grid, solar generating system that uses a low frequency, transformer based inverter. Your system will last, far, far longer and you'll be able to start and run high surge loads without damaging your solar generator or the appliances that you're powering.

[nickwaters]

You didn’t mention any figures for the Wh of he device. Seems interesting for camper trailer applications run the just the lights and outlets instead of a noisy generator, especially if you’ve got propane to run the fridge and AC.

[PeaceChanel]

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