DIY 2000W Portable Power Center #redodo

There are so many options out there now for ready to go Solar Power stations but they come at a cost. Here is a do-it-yourself option that will get you a portable 2000Watt power center for less than half the cost.

DIY 2000W Power Center ($657) @ 2023 prices
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[SSLFamilyDad]

DIY 2000W Power Center ($652) @ 2023 prices

[LiveToTrainInc]

Thank you soooo much!! this is the BEST video I have seen yet Great job Sir!!

[ExcalibursEdge]

Very well done my friend! It's clean and professionally done.

[andrewsydney]

Nice build! No pesky on/off switch. No annoying fuses or circuit breakers to blow or trip. Nice non-flammable timber enclosure. Batteries nicely wired in parallel - who cares if the two BMS systems are constantly discharging each other?

[jasonreid]

Nice job! And the best thing about making your own, (besides the cheaper cost), is its easy to replace the battery's when the reach the end of their life.

[harryniedecken]

Nice work. The one add on to consider is some short circuit protection, such as fuses or breakers.

[SimpleLivingForever]

Very nice setup! Basic and simple for everyone wants to get a small unit started.

You have the equipment like pure sine way and lithium batteries which are expensive. You should spend little more on the mppt charger controller to protect your batteries. Thanks for the great video

[paul_dz]

The Battery Socket Adapter is a nice idea - first time ever saw one - thanks for posting.

[wavekube]

This is a helpful video. Its nice to learn of product sources and build ideas. thank you

[mdms]

Like your content. Very informative. After watching I have confidence in building one myself. Thank you for sharing. Quality content.

[charlesvaughn]

thanks so very much for the information, and build. have a great week end.

[russveinot]

I like the box design. FYI, It's only a 1280W power station (not 2000w). Since the batteries only output 100 amps, the BMS on the batteries should shut down at about 1280 watts first. Using an overpowered inverter is still better on the inverter and will definitely allow it to last longer. Have you tried overloading it to see when and how it shuts down during overload? If you add a 3rd battery, you will get close to the max inverter output. The whole setup is really cool. Thanks for sharing.

[faithful]

Great video, like the wood box idea. I want to build a 2 100ah 24v 3000w portable system. I have a 3600w solar array 48v deep cycle acid bank bank. This feeds 2 deep freezers 1 frig and swallow well pump. Have 3 310w panels for the portable unit. Have 24 130w panels not in use yet

[irepairofpcfamilykartrac]

I have a similar setup in my work trailer 600 watt solar on roof with 300 ah batteries and mppt controller. Runs the ac, fridge, fans and charges batteries. Lasts 8 hours a day then charge up at home.

[ray_c_yuen]

Great video. I'm adding a 14.6v 20a battery charger to my boxes. So I can top up with mains power.

[lawrencedavidson]

Nice neat economical portable solar build. Greetings from Jamaica.

[roy]

Awesome build mate thank you for the inspiration!. Will build one myself.

[theociba]

very innovative. A good mid range for a reasonable cost.

[darrylmcleman]

Looks Dog Approved!!! CHEERS FROM HERE!

[jasonbroom]

This is a great video, showing what "can" be done. It's not a good example of what should be done. I am all for being cost-effective, but not at the expense of safety.