You should lower those panels. That shading at the top is taking probably 20% of your power (much more than you would think). Search solar panel shading for demonstrations of how a little shade robs you.
I don't understand the purpose of the enhancer. You were showing about 65W on both setups - one with the enhancer one without. Can't you just plug the panels straight into the AC200 and get the same power? Is it supposedly boosting it or something? Are you plugging into the PV or AC connector on the AC200?
That enhancer has a completely different purpose. It's meant to be used while charging from your 12v car outlet. It is not needed with solar, not sure what the point if this video is😂
Part of the reason to have the Enhancer is that it allows you to use more solar panels that your machine is rated for. I have an AC200P that only allows you to use 700 watts of panels, the enhancer raises that to around 1200 watts, I believe, I have an Enhancer due tomorrow, so I don't know what it's all about, just a little. So, the more panels you have, the quicker you can charge.
@@saschakraemer6793 it allows you to add extra solar by going into the AC charger port. On my channel @ebikecnx7239 I get 900W maximum solar input to my AC200MAX PLUS 450W from the D050S. @ebikecnx7239 I run my sea container tiny house by solar, including air conditioning.
Thank you for the video I was looking for information on the dc enhancer and came across yours new subscriber .. is it worth getting? I’m waiting on the ac300 and b300 battery with a 200w blueitti solar panel and wasn’t sure if it’s worth getting this dc adapter
It's great. On my channel @ebikecnx7239 recently I built a sea container tiny house powered by Bluetti AC200 Max Solar Generator with a B300 battery, including running air conditioning. Works great to add 450W extra solar from an extra panel so I finish the daylight at 100% charge. Air Conditioning takes a lot of power, my 12500BTU one tonne air uses about 500W @ebikecnx7239
You should lower those panels. That shading at the top is taking probably 20% of your power (much more than you would think). Search solar panel shading for demonstrations of how a little shade robs you.
I don't understand the purpose of the enhancer. You were showing about 65W on both setups - one with the enhancer one without. Can't you just plug the panels straight into the AC200 and get the same power? Is it supposedly boosting it or something? Are you plugging into the PV or AC connector on the AC200?
Exactly WTF!!
That enhancer has a completely different purpose. It's meant to be used while charging from your 12v car outlet. It is not needed with solar, not sure what the point if this video is😂
These are confusing and not very well explained on Bluetti’s site but a little bit better explain on the new Bluetti site
Part of the reason to have the Enhancer is that it allows you to use more solar panels that your machine is rated for. I have an AC200P that only allows you to use 700 watts of panels, the enhancer raises that to around 1200 watts, I believe, I have an Enhancer due tomorrow, so I don't know what it's all about, just a little. So, the more panels you have, the quicker you can charge.
@@saschakraemer6793 it allows you to add extra solar by going into the AC charger port. On my channel @ebikecnx7239 I get 900W maximum solar input to my AC200MAX PLUS 450W from the D050S. @ebikecnx7239 I run my sea container tiny house by solar, including air conditioning.
I love the Georgia accent..😊
Thank you for the video I was looking for information on the dc enhancer and came across yours new subscriber .. is it worth getting? I’m waiting on the ac300 and b300 battery with a 200w blueitti solar panel and wasn’t sure if it’s worth getting this dc adapter
You really need his in your prepped supply…various uses…
It's great. On my channel @ebikecnx7239 recently I built a sea container tiny house powered by Bluetti AC200 Max Solar Generator with a B300 battery, including running air conditioning. Works great to add 450W extra solar from an extra panel so I finish the daylight at 100% charge. Air Conditioning takes a lot of power, my 12500BTU one tonne air uses about 500W @ebikecnx7239
How are the foldable solar panels holding up? How long have you had them in that set-up?