Portable Power Station 3072Wh E3600LFP, 5x3600W AC Outlets Power Station, LiFePO4 Battery Backup Expanded to 18.43kWh, Fast Charging Solar Generator for Home Use, RV, Camping, CPAP, Emergencies

The truth is, the best thing I bought for my family in Cuba is good quality and good price, I will definitely buy it again.

I bought two of these plus the Parallel kit as a whole home backup alongside my gas generator in case of power outages. After a few weeks of research and comparisons with other brands these were a no brainer. I can power everything except my hvac system (which will soon be added after I get a soft start installed) for about 8-9 hours. If conservative, and not running any high demand appliances, that can be stretched a lot longer. There are a few quirks, but none that aren't standard among these type units. For example, they cannot be charged on AC if they're being used in parallel, so I purchased an EG4 chargeverter as a workaround. However they will output 30amps independently while being charged with the 30amp cable as long as they're not tethered for 240amps. They charge quickly on AC or DC, and are mostly quiet with the exception of a random fan bearing noise that isn't really noticeable unless there's no other noise around. They are pretty big, and weigh quite a bit, but I don't plan on moving them so that's not really an issue. The touchscreen functionality is exceptional, as well as the pecron app. They made the operation smooth, simple, and highly customizable. Overall I highly recommend these units. I look forward to adding more of the expansion batteries to eventually get up to 30kwh of storage in the future. Pecron really knocked it out of the park with this one.

So far I'm very happy with this 3600 unit. I've combined it with 1,000w of solar to run an off grid 20' container/shed. The window unit AC and lights can stay on and run for days on end. The software is upgraded for better control over my E1000lfp. My only complaints are the cooling fans are a bit loud and I wish the charge controller handled more than 20A. The 150v-20A solar inputs make sizing panels a bit harder. For the money, features and functions you get, this is an amazing unit.

I wanted to like this battery. I spent ages looking for a battery that did not require a phone app to use, and the front panel controls were a very nice feature, and the battery was extremely cost effective for its capacity. Honestly if it were not for a single problem that makes the battery completely useless, this would be a 4 or 5 star review. The problem is that the battery is *completely useless* as a UPS, despite advertising a UPS mode. I have contacted support over my issue and received a replacement battery, but both batteries I've received have the same issue. When used in UPS mode, the battery will trickle discharge over the course of a week or two and then remain at 0% charge while the front panel display says "80%" or whatever you set the charge limit to. It does not matter how many times you calibrate the battery, I've tried this now with *two* batteries several times, this issue is persistent and unavoidable. The voltage on the front panel display that you expect to see for 80% is, say, somewhere in the range of 53V-54V, but as you leave the battery plugged in it will (depending on the rate of energy you are using to power your devices), trickle all the way down to 0%. Then, when your power goes out, you may get a minute or two of use on a *3kw battery*. I've included a picture of the issue, 46.3V is a completely discharged battery! I don't know who this product is for. Customer support has now told me that "I should calibrate the battery every month" as though that is a solution. Considering that the battery trickle discharges every week and a half to two weeks, that's basically saying "this problem is expected". This is not usable as a UPS battery, it may ONLY be appropriate for solar power, where it is discharging and charging every day? I have no idea. I am out *$1,000* with a useless piece of crap. Buy a better battery from a more reputable manufacturer and just suffer through crappy phone apps and having your battery connect to wifi I guess. I'm going to try to use this battery for *something* but I might literally just take it to be recycled. Caveat emptor!

This solar power box powers most of my small home here in the Sierra Nevada Mountains..I love he pecron brand as they seem to be affordable and all the expansion batteries have their own separate M.P.P.T controllers accepting 400 watts...I also own the E 2000 LFP with 1 expansion battery and have used it for the past 2 years. Ive dropped my power bill down from around 250$ a month down to 70$ using these with a few solar panels this year and with more panels im purchasing now..probably0$.I have had a cell issue with both my systems after a while and they are being repaired for free from pecron .They have been very dependable with daily use..My power is never out in heavy storms and emergencies..I can also charge them at night if not enough sun and before i had panels when the rates are lower as I did last year and dropped my power bill in half at that time..Definitely recommend buying this unit or an equivalent unit to power your home daily or emergencies/ off grid.

Very nice power station. It’s a little heavy but that comes with the longer run time. The interface is touch screen which is a nice touch no pun intended.

Has served me and my family well for emergency backup power, great charging speed, it’s a little heavy so I did purchase the trolly to help me move it around easier, I have a bad back so that was never going to work 😂, minimal noise and size is no too cumbersome, overall I’ve had no issues and would definitely buy again

Works great runs my ac unit with no issues and gives relatively accurate battery life guess for what power I’m pulling only thing I wish was different was the ability to change charging wattage to something lower than 1000 I’m ok if it takes all day to charge