@@ollelund Doesn't DC run double the time of AC generally? On AC the S700 V2.0 powers my 2018 furnace for 5 hours at zero Celsius approx outdoor temperature.
I just did my performance test ua-cam.com/video/xYsBt_Swt_M/v-deo.html When it hits 40% and dropping on the display, expect it to stop providing power soon! The good news is that it has battery management systems (BMS) to prevent deep discharge in that heavy usage scenario, so the display has power and claims it has 0% but you now know that you must charge it up soon. If you don't charge it soon, it may actually reach deep discharge state over a few days and may be useless / no longer able to charge up. Perhaps by 2025, new solid-state batteries for these home use products will be readily available, smaller size / same weight but a much greater run time :)
Cool, I will have to watch your video asap. It feels like we're still only at the beginning of the battery revolution. Absolutely we don't have lead acid batteries anymore but so far no batteries are great. It would be great if it came in 2025, but I think I'll have to wait a while longer before it's in my price range.
Thanks, just bought one and started researching them after I bought it. Glad I got something good.
So have you been able to test it out?
@@ollelund Yeah. It works great. I'm mainly using it to run a Waeco/Dometic 50 litre fridge
@@ollelund I've been using it for about a week now and have charged it up about 3-4 times. Even more happy with usefulness and quality.
Just tossing a view your way Sir!
And a couple right back at you! Nice account!
Nice review, bro. I have same. And solar panels.
Thank you! It means a lot to hear. What panels are you using?
@@ollelund Panels 160W Allpowers. Works normally)))
Would like to see how much you get out of it on DC only.
I guess I will have to do a test ASAP!
@@ollelund Doesn't DC run double the time of AC generally? On AC the S700 V2.0 powers my 2018 furnace for 5 hours at zero Celsius approx outdoor temperature.
I just did my performance test ua-cam.com/video/xYsBt_Swt_M/v-deo.html When it hits 40% and dropping on the display, expect it to stop providing power soon! The good news is that it has battery management systems (BMS) to prevent deep discharge in that heavy usage scenario, so the display has power and claims it has 0% but you now know that you must charge it up soon. If you don't charge it soon, it may actually reach deep discharge state over a few days and may be useless / no longer able to charge up. Perhaps by 2025, new solid-state batteries for these home use products will be readily available, smaller size / same weight but a much greater run time :)
Cool, I will have to watch your video asap. It feels like we're still only at the beginning of the battery revolution. Absolutely we don't have lead acid batteries anymore but so far no batteries are great. It would be great if it came in 2025, but I think I'll have to wait a while longer before it's in my price range.