ALLPOWERS S2000 1500Wh Solar Generator with Solar Panels included 2000W Portable Power Station with 2 Foldable Solar Panels 100W for Battery Backup Electric Vehicle RV Emergency
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Manufacturer ALLPOWERS Part Number AP-SS-009+AP-SP-027 Size 2000W Power Station+2* 100W Solar Panel Color S2000 with 2 Solar Panel 100W Power Source Solar Powered, Battery Powered Wattage 100 watts
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About ALLPOWERS
Since 2010, ALLPOWERS has focused on the research and design of portable power station and foldable solar panel, we committed to providing clean, green and sustainable power solutions. Whether you are in family emergency, hiking camping, outdoor RV, etc., ALLPOWERS provides reliable power that you can take your adventure anywhere.
- ☀️ALLPOWERS S2000 Portable Power Station supports to be charged by 2* solar panel 100W in parallel (200W max). When fully charged, it can works as an emergency backup battery for most of electric vehicles to recharge for 1 hour and last for 15KM.
- 【Charge 11 Devices Simultaneously】: ALLPOWERS portable power station is equipped with a 1500wh battery pack. Solar generator features 4* AC outlets (PURE SINE WAVE, 2000W, peak 4000w), 2* USB-C ports, 4* USB-A ports, 1* car socket. Solar generator can charge your 11 devices at the same time.
- 【MPPT 500W Max Solar Input】: With MPPT advanced technology, ALLPOWERS solar generator supports to be recharged via XT60 solar input and only needs 3 hours! The portable power battery also can get fully charged by AC wall outlet within 4 hours inside. Dual charging by both, you can feed it up in less than 2 hours at 900W.(2*solar panel 100W included)
- 【Foldable & Portable Solar Panel】: Folded size only 20x25.6x1.2inch, 7.9lb, portable solar panel 100W is great for traveling off the beaten path without access to electricity and won't take up much room in your bag. ALLPOWERS foldable solar charger features 1*MC-4 output(25A max), providing endless power for laptop, power station in camping, outdoor, garden, motorhome, and caravan under the sun.
- 【Waterproof & Durable】: The foldable solar panel 100W constructed with durable and waterproof nylon and adjustable bracket to receive the most effective sunlight. The outdoor foldable solar charger is FCC, RoHS, CE certified. Short circuit and surge protection technology keep you and your devices safe.
- 【What You Can Get】: 1* ALLPOWERS portable power station 1500Wh, 2*ALLPOWERS 100W foldable solar panel, 1* AC Adapter, 1* MC-4 to XT60 cable, 2* MC-4 to 5.5x2.5mm cable, 2*MC-4 to Anderson cable, 2*8mm DC adapter, 2* 3.5x1.35mm cable, 2* DC 5.5x2.1mm cable, 1* user guide, 18 months warranty and friendly customer service.
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Customer Reviews
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The Monster X solar generator is the perfect power source for my CPAP. I have been running my CPAP off of solar power for more than two decades using a system I put together myself. I was looking for an upgrade. My CPAP uses around 350 watt hours per night. This is with a heated hose set at one, and the humidifier set at two and pressure of 14. Doing the math, it would appear that I would be able to get three nights sleep out of the generator without any recharging. However, in actual use over these past three weeks, it looks like I will get more like 5 to 6 nights of sleep without needing a recharge. If I turn off the humidifier and the heated hose, it looks like I will get around 10 nights of sleep without any recharging. However, I have the solar generator hooked up to around 300 W of solar panels on the roof full time so it gets fully charged each day. My old system would recharge to 100% by around 3 o’clock in the afternoon. The same solar panels recharge the Monster generator to 100% by nine to 10 o’clock in the morning! I wanted a solar generator that would help me manage the frequent power failures that we have during storms and hurricanes. In addition, I wanted to have the freedom to go to places where electricity is not reliable and not worry about sleeping. This generator does that very well. I run my CPAP directly off of the 12 V receptacle on the solar generator. That way, I don’t have the power loss related to transforming the 12 V into 110 V for the inverter and then turning around and transforming the 110 V back to 12 V to run the CPAP by using the ‘brick’. I really appreciate the read outs on the solar generator. They provide me with a constant update as to the status of the system. However, I don’t think that they are linear nor 100% accurate. The display would, for example, indicate that I would be charging the system at around 30 to 50 W. Two hours later, the system would indicate 100% charge. That would appear to indicate an input of at most 100
