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As good as advertised. The solar panel charges the battery in approx. 10 hours in a sunny day. It runs my CPAP machine during the whole night when I go camping and has 20% of the charge left. I can also charge my 36V Lithium battery for my RYOBI mower too (for reference). I do recommend it if you need a small solar power station to plug USB devices and/or a normal 220V plug.
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So I bought this as a power source to run my portable fridge (as pictured) when off grid but it kept tripping out. It just didn't have enough oomph to do it. It charged my phone and drone batteries fine. It probably gave me about 2.5 phone charges and 1.5 charges on my 2 drone batteries. My conclusion, if you want something to power appliances then get a proper battery pack for double the price. If you want a portable battery pack with AC capability then you may consider this.
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After doing a fair bit of reading, it seems like this is the most feature packed device of this kind available in Australia. It includes the MPPT solar charge controller, AC 100W inverter, plenty of outputs and a good selection of adapter cables (solar panel connector / mains adapter for charging, cigarette lighter socket. It is extremely lightweight and small, making it easily portable. I was able to charge a phone using USB direct (which didn't use much power at all), tested out the inverter to charge a laptop (this drained the battery quickly) and did some charge using a solar panel. I bought this mainly for emergency use around the house.. in a pinch, you can make and store your own electricity from a solar panel to charge your usb devices and in a pinch, even run small 240v electrical devices for a short time.Read full review
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Compact and Versatile. I had brought a similar unit for use overseas with a CPAP. There are larger units on the market but for CPAP application using the 12v outlet it is a great. Under the regulations its about the largest unit you can currently get to take as carry on luggage on the airlines. Charging is breeze through solar panels and/or AC/DC power options. We used this unit to keep the NBN on in a recent blackout. Like all similar units you need to do your thinking about your application and how long you expect to be off-grid. As it is a modified sine wave inverter rated at 100w it will not suit everybody or their applications but bang for buck I have not dissappointed.
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I messaged to advise my power centre discharge rapidly. Told me it is 42ah and but a bigger one. I advise I was just charging a power bank only. No response after so I need to buy another product probably with no support as well. No thank you!
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