pecron Q3000S Portable Power Station 2000W/3024Wh Solar Generator with AC Outlet/DC Output/USB3.0 Backup Battery for Outdoor Camping Fishing Emergency Power Outage
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- HIGH POWER&LARGE BATTERY CAPACITY:Super 2000W Output power;3024Wh(25.2V 120Ah) Battery Capacity; 3 kinds of charging type:Support grid charging, car charging, solar charging easy to use for home and outdoor.MODEL NAME:Q3000S
- EASY TO CARRY/QUIET/ECO-FRIENDLY:Unique wheels and double handle design,easy to carry;It is a good product to replace gasoline generator.No fuel or gasoline needed!NO Noise!NO Smoke!NO Pollution! More Environmental,plug and play,easy to use.It can be easily charged with efficient solar panels.Please buy the solar panels separately. Pure sine wave inverter portable power station to protect your sensitive equipment.
- PROFESSIONAL OUTDOOR CAMPING BATTERY:Multi-port is suitable for different applications, making your outdoor camping more interesting and convenient;1110VAC output port*3 (easy to fit for the equipment directly); 2QC3.0 USB*2 (easy to fit for your smart phones or ipad);312V DC cigar port*1 (easy to fit for different kinds of vehicle electrical appliances).
- SAFE DESIGN & RELIABLE SERVICE:Build-in BMS battery control system,with short,overload,over temperature protection,more safety.110V Pure-sine output waveform make sure there is no damage for your devices,more stable and more safety.With CE,FCC,Rohs certification,security guarantee.After payment, the product will be shipped the next day. We will update the tracking ID in time for customers to inquire.It will be delivered in about a week.
- PACKAGE DETAILS&WARRANTY TIME:11*Q3000S Portable Power Station; 21*Accessory Pack ;31*Power Adapter ;41*Car Charger; 51*4 Core Aviation Plug To MC4 Solar Charging Cable; 61*User Manual&warranty card. All pecron products provide 12 month warranty,free replacement or repair on any damaged (non man-made damage) within 12 month.If there is any problem for the products usage,please return to our Minnesota state warehouse,we will fix it and return back to you.
Manufacturer: pecron
Color: Black
Style: 1-Q3000S-3024Wh
Power Source: Battery-powered, Solar powered
Voltage: 12 Volts
Wattage: 4000 watts
Date First Available: July 22, 2020
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Style: 1-Q3000S-3024Wh
This a review of a device, but mostly insight for anyone who might want solar but has some of the same conditions, issues and thought processes that I have! It’s a bit lengthy, but I wanted to get my point across the best way I could without leaving too many questions on the table. I’m also not a professional on solar or a product reviewer, nor am I affiliated with anyone or product. I’m just a part time RV’er. Due to the current situation, pertaining to crowded CG’s, for the past year I’ve been contemplating and researching on installing a full solar system for 1-2 nights, on that rare occasion, that I want to or have to boondock. I wanted a system with 300-400W panels, a 2,000+ inverter and 250+ AH of AGM Bats etc.., in my 2019 Redhawk 25R, (which has a Pre wired entry gland on the roof). Taking into consideration these following facts; -We may be trading up in the next few years, -I’m no longer in any kind of physical shape to do a full install myself. -I didn’t want someone working on my rig that I don’t know and trust. -Not much room for any extra gear. -Keep the cost as low as possible. -Don’t expect to run AC on such a small system,(use my gas gen during the day). -I want to “KISS” (keep it simple) My wife needs a “KISS” lol Finding myself needing to travel from FL to AZ within the next 3 months, I decided that I need to do something fairly quickly incase I cannot get into these crowed CG and have to boondock. So my solution was to purchase a portable power station, (aka solar generator). I narrowed it down to the Bluetti AC200P and the Pecron Q3000S. I ultimately decided on the Pecron Q3000S and 300W of SunPower Flexible solar panels. I chose the Pecron over the Bluetti AC200P for a few reasons; -Bluetti has too many features I don’t need, (more to go wrong, especially the touch screen). Remembering My wife needs a “KISS” -Bluetti has the option of purchasing an additional bulky hand cart, (Pecron’s built in) -Bluetti has 2,000KWH, which is not bad but the Pecron has 3,034KWH! -At the time of purchase I was able to get a Hobo Tech 10% discount, so both were priced pretty much the same. I may add if I was concerned about staying off the grid as long as possible I probably would’ve went with the Bluetti or the Titan because of the large amount of Solar they both can handle and their quick charging features, Also the Titan’s batteries are expandable by stacking them and it has a 30 amp plug output! But the Titan is on back order for a couple of months and it is very pricey, comparatively. The Cons of the Pecron Q3000S are; -It’s sloooooow AC charging rate and a built in PWM, (but knowing that I plan on using it for 1-2 nights, then hopefully get into a CG with full hookups, this was not a big issue). -It’s solar input specs are narrow and not very high at all. The Pros of the Pecron Q3000S; -It’s massive 3,034 KWH in a small footprint. -It has only 2 ON/Off mechanical push buttons for AC/DC. (“KISS”) -It has a simple to read, Oldschool, LED display. -It has a 2,000W inverter that has a very low, efficient power consumption. -If you encounter any overloads, it just resets itself without hunting and pecking through on screen menus. Wanting to store the power station inside my rig because of weather, security and the weight of this things, (60lbs), I decided to store it, semi-permanently, behind my drives seat, (between the slide out wall and drives seat). It fits perfectly there and is readily removable. For installation and operation, I wanted to just plug in my shore power cord with a 30/15 amp adapter, install a house battery disconnect, (as to not charge the house battery while using the power station). Install a weatherproof, 15 Amp female receptacle outside, on my wall slide, run 12/2 romex under the dining room bench seat, to a 15amp male receptacle inside, terminating on the back of the interior slide wall of my dining room bench seat, (facing the drivers seat, right behind the power station). Also install a required PV, 15 Amp breaker panel in the compartment end of the wires coming in from the roof, to an SAE, interior outlet so I can plug my solar panels into the Pecron, with it’s included MC4/SAE adapter. My first use was a test flight from 6:15pm to 7:30am. I switched HW and fridge to LP. DW and I both took showers, used the Vortex bathroom exhaust fan, watched YouTube on our 55” TV with fire stick for 3 hours, never turning off our mobile WiFi router and it’s battery backup, had on 2 lights when needed, made tea in a AC powered tea kettle, left 2 night lights on all night, including 2 strings of LED ground lights around the RV, charged our 2 iPhones overnight, and ran a small, AC powered fan in my bedroom to keep cool and drown out any outside noise. And I need to mention that I forgot to throw the disconnect on my house battery, so the Pecron was charging the house battery all night also. The results were amazing!, we only used 13.7 KWH! And ran the Pecron down to 56% from 99%. I never heard the cooling fans go on, and didn’t experience anything different from being plugged directly in to shore/pedestal power! So far I’m very very happy with the Pecron. Once I have the solar panels installed, hopefully by end of this month, I’ll give an update. Another note, the Pecron will serve many other purposes. I plan on using the Pecron as a backup for small appliances in my S&B, charge a trolling motor batter and move it into a “new to us” rig, if we do decide to sell ours. I Hope this wasn’t tooooo long or seemed self serving to anyone. I’m no expert by no means, I just love to help and share good experiences with other like minded camping folk!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2021 by John C
Style: 1-Q3000S-3024Wh
This seems to be the biggest electric generator with portability features that pecron dishes out, which stretches the word only slightly by virtue of the genny's 60-ish kg mass. The wheels on the bottom are well attached and durably built, remarkably so for semi-plastic, semi-metal framing; handholds all over the body mean rougher terrain is less of a big deal, but it's certainly not something to hike with on your backpack lol. Among other things, it runs the small AC unit in my car for a good few hours before running out of charge, which is saying something given how much power a compressor tends to eat. It's been a few months of testing before writing this review, and I've only needed to charge this thing about twice during that time through sparing usage. It sometimes struggles with receiving power from the car charging option, since the control box on the cord tends to get oddly hot after a few hours, but it charges from the wall with no issue and I'm hoping for good results from a solar panel once I can afford one. With at least a little ventilation (and protection from the sun), the device itself has only gotten warm a few times after extended use; the internal ventilation seems to be accounted for well, and it does alright shielded under the seat of my car. The best selling point about this device is its price -- I've yet to find one of comparable watt-hour rating that goes for less. If you're looking for bang-for-your-buck and aren't intending to drain this thing from 100% to 0% in one go, this is your genny.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Style: 1-Q3000S-3024Wh
I've been using this about 5 months to power various items around my house during certain hours of the day when I'm charged more for electricity. Outside of those times I charge it from solar. It's performed well, no issues. You get a lot of storage for the price, and an inverter that's powerful enough to handle most kitchen appliances like coffee makers, microwaves, and toaster ovens. The inverter is efficient too, you can watch Hobotech's review on YT he got around 91%. It is also very simple to use, with a intuitive interface and nice clicky buttons. One downside is it's slow to charge from fully depleted to 100% full. However, I generally keep it between 75%-25% so for me this isn't a big issue. The wall charger only inputs around 220Watts., and solar input maxes out around 45V. This means it can only accept 1 or 2 of my 100w (20V) panels in series. But I can parallel more into my setup as needed. I ran a 2 x 2 x 2 panel setup (three sets of two 100W panels in series all going into a parallel adapter) and am able to push around 450 Watts into the charger on a sunny day. Another downside is it doesn't use a Lithium Iron Phosphate battery, so it won't get as many charge cycles as a other power stations that use them (its rated at 1000 cycles to 70%). But if you keep the charge between 75-25% like I do, you can likely double that.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2021 by Marigold T.
Wanted this as emergency power. Our powers been going out more frequently and for longer periods of time. I have a smaller unit are used to power my router and charge my electronics. I wanted something to run my refrigerator. Testing: house approximately 70°, a full-size refrigerator, freezer full, fridge not so much.. After running: 6hrs - 80% 12hrs - 60% Based on my 12 hour test I think it would easily power my fridge for 24 hours
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2021 by Pegs
This is a no frills battery that does the basics very well. Lots of energy storage (1800+ watt-hrs), lots of power (2 kw inverter), 3 ea 110v outlets and 2 USB ports. Takes a long time to charge and has lithium NMC battery versus LiFePO3, but depending upon your intended use that may not matter. For my purposes (emergency back/up power at home when we lose power), it is a great fit. It can run any of my home appliances including window AC. The wheels and extendable handle make it very portable despite its 62 lbs. All in all, I am very pleased with the product.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2021 by Mark O.