Beryl "Power Outage" Cool down and Save your food using SOLAR! Bluetti AC200PL 5000btu

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  • Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
  • Purpose of this video is to show a small solar setup can be useful in case of emergency such as poweroutage after a Hurricane such as what is currently happening here in Houston.
    I hope this gives you guys some ideas to prepare for such scenarios.
    BLUETTI AC200PL, 6 X 100WATTS SOLAR PANEL
    Powering a 5000 BTU WINDOW AC and FULL SIZE FRIDGE.
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  • @warrenglen7636
    @warrenglen7636 17 днів тому +4

    Smart usage of a solar power station.
    Since a refrigerator is good for 4-5 hours off, you could also add an appliance timer to the refrigerator and run it one hour on, three hours off.

    • @howardescoffery4950
      @howardescoffery4950 4 дні тому

      In an hurricane you be home and find the timer useless in an hurricane, why? Well you will have a moment or two when the sun peaks out and you would rather have your batteries soaking up as much power as it can. In my case, I just turn everything off to allow the batteries to soak in as much power as it can. The timer maybe on at that time. So my conclusion is. If you have to be elsewhere a timer is good, if you are at home manual is better because you can adjust as necessary.

    • @warrenglen7636
      @warrenglen7636 3 дні тому

      @@howardescoffery4950 I agree,
      Manual is best, because with turning the inverter all they way off, you don’t get the 15-60 watts of inverter loss.
      Timer come into play to either make things easier to if the inverter is going to be on anyway to power other things, or if you are running two refrigerators/freezers and want to make sure only one is on at a time.

  • @johndoe-eg7le
    @johndoe-eg7le 14 днів тому +1

    I use my ac200max +b300 battery to power 2 bedrooms daily. If the power does go out I switch it to refrigerator. If you have an EV, you can put an like a 1000W inverter on the 12v battery to power additional loads and the main EV battery will keep topping off the 12v battery and you can last for days on that.

  • @lawrencedavidson6195
    @lawrencedavidson6195 11 днів тому +1

    Nice introduction to solar you got there. I got four 450 watt panels, 60 amp charge controller, three 100ah LiFePo4 batteries and a 2000 watt inverter. It ran almost everything in my apartment through the recent hurricane power outage here in Jamaica. My fridge is currently running full time on solar since then.

    • @jaypstech
      @jaypstech  11 днів тому +1

      Nice setup! Glad it worked out for you down there during the hurricane.

  • @djerniet350
    @djerniet350 19 днів тому +1

    thanks for showing how it works, ill be setting up a system for my home. im currently using a 3500 watt predator that is running my home fine. not sure when i will have power again here in missouri city. they are continually getting power restored around me. stay safe.

    • @jaypstech
      @jaypstech  19 днів тому

      Hope you get your power soon. Unfortunately, many here dont have power nor gas to power their generators.

  • @hertechprep
    @hertechprep 20 днів тому +1

    The amount of solar input is GOOD! Especially for all of those clouds. My foldable portable panels barley pull anything if it's like that so that's really good!

    • @jaypstech
      @jaypstech  20 днів тому +1

      Yeah..theres a place and time for foldable panels. Rigid panel would be better for this scenario.

    • @hertechprep
      @hertechprep 20 днів тому

      @@jaypstech Definitely noted! Once settled I will definitely look into some rigid panels!

  • @michelleevans9869
    @michelleevans9869 13 днів тому +1

    Was that a shell power station ?

    • @jaypstech
      @jaypstech  12 днів тому

      Yes it is..but it would not be my first choice for that size of powerstation

  • @shelley131
    @shelley131 12 днів тому +1

    You display a lot of smarts. Most people think of heating or cooling their entire house and it is about maximizing the little energy available to you. Doing the master bedroom is what I do too. Think about buying another battery like Li Time, Power Queen, or other brand that can help you double your running time when solar is not available. It is a lot cheaper than buying the expansion battery. You could buy 2 or 3 for what one expansion battery costs. I also use 12V refrigerators because they only pull at most 35 to 55 watts and a Jackery 500 runs my fridge for 43 hours before needing a recharge. I also have a Honda 2200 generator that I converted to propane as well because in these emergencies gasoline and propane will be in huge demand and short supply, so propane does not go bad. I only use the generator to charge my 2KW EcoFlow units which are 2. It will charge one unit under 2 hrs and both units under 4. So you don't need to run the generator all night long, which saves a lot of fuel and then start charging with solar the next day if the sun is available. I just ordered an EG4 inverter and battery and that will be used to run my window unit a/c because it has 5 kw and it will be mobil on a hand truck or dolly. Stay well and hope you stay safe.

    • @jaypstech
      @jaypstech  12 днів тому +1

      I actually have in mind of getting a 300ah lipo4 instead of the expansion battery from Bluetti, that will bring this system to over 6kwh back up power.