Very nice compact unit. I am impressed that the fans ran so quietly. That's a nice feature when you're trying to get some rest. There are a lot of things you can do with 1000 watts of power. Just use high-power devices sparingly. I like this. I'd like to see how soon it recovers when it is connected to a solar array. Many people misunderstand solar power, and its many uses. Nice equipment like this is setting new standards. Kudos to the manufacturer.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series! I completely agree with you, it's impressive how compact and quiet the unit is. It's definitely a great feature for those moments when you need some rest. The recovery time when connected to a solar array is also something I'm curious about. It's great to see companies like Segway setting new standards with equipment like this. I highly recommend checking out their Cube Series if you're looking for reliable power on your outdoor adventures. Kudos to Segway for creating such a versatile and high-quality product!
Thanks for the analyses..and pointing out the reverse polarity on the solar connection. Love your Ginger Cat.. lil guy drew almost 5 amps from your solar there.. 😀
Getting back to the Licetti battery box, I still love this thing after a year of owning it❤ right now. I have it powering an overnight light downstairs, but it is capable of so much more. You can stack up to 4 batteries in parallel for 400 AH or buy 4 of them for 4 individual installations.🎉
I posted a negative comment about not receiving my item in the time frame that I was promised. I since took that comment down after receiving my power box and I wanted to say how impressed I am with the build quality of this product. Even though it took longer than promised to receive, I would order this again if I needed another one and I do recommend this to anyone looking for a reasonably price solar generator. Just add your battery. Which I haven’t done yet. So, I actually haven’t tested it yet. I do have one question that maybe someone can answer, How do you change the batter type on the solar charge controller to lithium battery mode? No information was provided on the charge controller.
@@BradCagle Lithium-ion batteries require a higher voltage than lead acid batteries to fully charge and a charger that charges at 14.4 - 14.8 Volts. So if not set to Lithium on the solar charger the battery will never fully charge. A user manual for the solar charger would be helpful. I was thinking of adding my own solar charger and use 200 to 300 watts of panels to charge the battery. With the built-in solar charger you are limited to about 100w of panels.
@@ldrrealestatephotography3885 Also Yes you can add your own external MTTP charger. I've used a victron 100/30 works good. I used it in this video ua-cam.com/video/Lhi7GSQ8xSc/v-deo.html
Thank you for the info. Looks like a great, simple solution. I am new to the solar generator world…is there a way to charge this setup with grid power or a gasoline generator if solar isn’t available? Would that be what one of the Anderson inputs would be used for? Thanks!
Licitti also makes power stations but I can't find any reviews. Also, the rep. To d me that it takes 7 hrs. To charge the 3000w version. Why so long? They were making 2500w power stations 2 or 3 years ago, so they have been doing it for awhile. Would like to see one reviewed.
I chatted with rep. He says $1,080 bucks for the 3000w unit already ready to go. Very good price if true. Also let me know they were a wholesaler,, so I don't know if they would sell just one.
Two questions? How long would this run a high efficiency mini split that pulled 400 to 500 watts while connected to 400 watts worth of solar? And two…..can a 200ah battery fit in the box?
Thanks. BTW the positive first safety rule only applies to a (negative) chassis grounded system, such as a car. The reason is your wrench may touch the chassis while tightening the positive.
Sweet deal... Not a bad price for the battery box. Simple to hook up, and run. Just add battery. I wonder if the Inverter could be swapped out for a 4,000 Watt Inverter in place of the 1,000 Watt Inverter, or if doing so would void any kind of warranty on the box ?
Do you think you could fit two of the new 100 amp-hour "mini" batteries in there, wired in parallel? Very cool product and the price is surprisingly low. I bet you could at least fit 4 of the 280AH cells that are readily available on the market, along with a BMS.
@@boyle1282 No, you can charge through one of the anderson connectors. They sell a charger with anderson connector www.licitti.com/product/20a-ac-anderson-charger-for-ac-battery-box/ or you can get any 12v lifepo4 charger, and add the anderson connector yourself. Thanks
@@boyle1282 - There is a solar charge controller inside of that box, believe it or not. You connect the incoming solar to the correct Anderson connector and it will be used to charge the battery.
What I want to see is someone plugging at full size refrigerator into one of these things so I can get an idea about how long it'll last also can you connect multiple batteries to make it last longer
I did a full size refrigerator video with a 300ah battery here: ua-cam.com/video/crgREKRLZac/v-deo.html So if you use this box with a 100ah battery you would get 1/3 of the runtime I got in this video. Thanks
@@byfaithalone3529 They do have bigger models www.lipowertech.com/product/licitti-cyberbox-3000-portable-power-station/ I think this is a complete unit with battery
Licitti battery box $168, shipping $50 total $218. IMO $50 for shipping is a rip off and just a way to publish a "lower" price and make the money back. Probably well worth the $218 but just be honest.
I was about to quickly dismiss this due to battery size/capacity but I was wrong. Why stop here at this size whereas we can hook this up to a 12v server rack battery or cells. The MPPT charger is tiny at 10A but the AC charger at nearly 600W is decent.
Yeah with the Anderson plugs on the side you can have nearly unlimited expansion in storage. Also you can easily add external MPPT for more solar. BTW I have a 170ah battery in it right now.
@@BradCagleI'm new to electronics but am looking to build a solar battery generator around the 1500w-2200w range for camping excursions. I was thinking about buying 2 LiTime Mini 12v 100Ah and sticking one in this box. If I bought a larger external MPPT charge controller, would it be possible to hook the 2nd battery to it along with some solar panels in the 300w-500w range and get faster charging of that external battery, then expand the box capability by connecting into it using the Anderson ports? If so, what should I expect in terms of the external battery and faster solar feeding the internal one? And could I also use the smaller solar input of the box to increase the charging rate even more? Thanks for considering this noob question.
Nice video. I was just looking at there website and i guess the power box already has a bluetooth connection for your smartphone to check status on ur battery. Idk if u found this out already
They finally shipped my Licitti product hooray. I was thinking about putting in a shunt for monitoring since it doesn’t have Bluetooth app. I got the spare shunt so I hope there is room in the box. What do you think?
Nice! I was thinking of doing the same with a bluetooth shunt, but now I have a bluethooth battery in it. There is room on the sides were the handles are, I think you can get a shunt in that spot.
I just got (2) 220 AH TIME US B LiFePO4 batts for a solar system 4 my class c. I m looking for a way to modularize it so i can power my remote shop when not traveling. This gives me more ideas and I will likely ask q's later. TIA...
Nice diy setup, BUT they only output 110V… us standard is 120/125V… won’t make much difference with electronics, but it steals output wattage from heaters, and causes inductive motors to run hotter… also, the 10A mppt is just too slow to be helpful on an in use solar generator… only good for sporadic use recharging.
The controller is 10a so you max out around 140w. You should be able to still use your 300w, just won't be able to use it fully. Also the solar input is 45v max so make sure the VOC of your panel is less than that.
It looks like a pretty cool product too bad it doesn't look like it's big enough for 2 50 amp hour TimeUSB batteries because I have 2 50 amp hour batteries laying around doing nothing, I guess I will just have to build my own box for them lol
Maybe my question is stupid but i am not really in to electrical/electronics..... So, what will be the biggest solar panel that can be connect to this box? Thank you.
Brad, I commented on your other video about the power Meter and saw this review I have been looking at these battery boxes and want to try one. I do skywarn and EMS stuff like search and rescue and need something like this. Do you have any contacts at that vendor or discounts. They look like they are charging $50 for shipping. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks much
I bought this box. My liccitti battery voltage will randomly flash to 15v then back to 13.2V. I tried putting a 20a load on the box, it still randomly displays 15V, I have seen 17V once. I have a brand new bluetooth battery inside mine. I dont see any erratic battery voltage readings in the App. Anyone having this issue?
I just got my licitti battery box and everything looks fine. I chose the extra 20 amp AC battery charger as I feel that would be helpful and did not get the AC battery charger. Am I missing something? Is it built-in? Any help would be helpful licitti isn’t getting back to me very quickly. Thank you.
Yeah, it should kick in before it gets that hot. How hot is the ambient temps around you? It's soo hot right now in Texas 105+ that everything I run get's super hot LOL
Good question. I'll see if I can remove the controller to take a closer look. Also I need to let it fully charge the battery to see what it charges to.
@@BradCagle , ok and thank you for responding. Like I said I ordered one and they first said coming from LA but when I asked for a tracking # they slowly got back to me and now I asked them to be honest at least hearing from you and now them that yes it will ship from China and my expectations are then managed. I’m too use to Amazon Prime and this is not that but I am liking what I see and will not ask for a refund unless product is not good. You did an excellent job of taking it through its paces and for a 1000 watt gig as I’ve got the LiFePO 4 battery, it should work out nicely. I’m subscribing from and buying this because of you UA-cam fyi. So thx for responding and now my wait.
@@jimoray3 Ok keep me updated. I was pressuring them to have this product in the US ready for shipping. So the LA thing might be true. EDIT: I see you have confirmed from them it's shipping from China.
These units seem to be a very a functional and cost effective solution to building your own battery box but just be aware that they charge $55 for 7 day UPS shipping but my order has been almost 10 days and have not even received notification that my order has even shipped, they will not respond to any emails and their online chat is ALWAYS offline. If you purchase from this Chinese company, make sure you use a method that will allow you to get your money back. Company seems a bit scammy, I would be a bit leery of this company, I'm not the only one posting about having issues with shipping and their customer support or lack there of.
Thanks Brad, good luck getting an reply from these guys, I don't think they have a clue as to what "Customer Service" means or integrity for that matter. Really getting fed up with these Chinese companies promising stuff they know they aren't going to deliver. If it takes 30 days to ship and receive just say so, at least we would know what to expect. Instead they charge $55 for 7 days UPS shipping, say they have warehouses in the US and ignore all customer inquires. The sad part is I think I will probably like the unit and find it useful when I finally receive it but I will be hesitant to do any future business with them and probably not recommend them to others@@BradCagle
@@thinkfx3078 That's a sweet price. Hard to believe they have not put these on Amazon. I told these guy's before I did the review get ready because people are going to want these. LOL
@JamesSmith-bj9vk The video is about a box with batteries and an inverter, that he calls a solar generator. Absolutely no one is talking about the sun, besides you. How do you like them apples, Einstein
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AC Charger www.licitti.com/product/20a-ac-anderson-charger-for-ac-battery-box/
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Very nice compact unit. I am impressed that the fans ran so quietly. That's a nice feature when you're trying to get some rest.
There are a lot of things you can do with 1000 watts of power.
Just use high-power devices sparingly.
I like this. I'd like to see how soon it recovers when it is connected to a solar array. Many people misunderstand solar power, and its many uses. Nice equipment like this is setting new standards.
Kudos to the manufacturer.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series! I completely agree with you, it's impressive how compact and quiet the unit is. It's definitely a great feature for those moments when you need some rest. The recovery time when connected to a solar array is also something I'm curious about. It's great to see companies like Segway setting new standards with equipment like this. I highly recommend checking out their Cube Series if you're looking for reliable power on your outdoor adventures. Kudos to Segway for creating such a versatile and high-quality product!
This is ridiculously cheap and in such a neat package. Way more compact than my milk crate setups.
Yup, I dig it a lot!
Thanks for the tip on the smart battery with Blue tooth
You're welcome
Thanks for the analyses..and pointing out the reverse polarity on the solar connection. Love your Ginger Cat.. lil guy drew almost 5 amps from your solar there.. 😀
You're welcome
Getting back to the Licetti battery box, I still love this thing after a year of owning it❤ right now. I have it powering an overnight light downstairs, but it is capable of so much more. You can stack up to 4 batteries in parallel for 400 AH or buy 4 of them for 4 individual installations.🎉
Awesome that your Belgian malinois was just as excited as you to test it lol
Yup, that's my good boy. He's bigger now, I think he was only 6 months here. Thanks!
I posted a negative comment about not receiving my item in the time frame that I was promised. I since took that comment down after receiving my power box and I wanted to say how impressed I am with the build quality of this product.
Even though it took longer than promised to receive, I would order this again if I needed another one and I do recommend this to anyone looking for a reasonably price solar generator.
Just add your battery.
Which I haven’t done yet. So, I actually haven’t tested it yet.
I do have one question that maybe someone can answer, How do you change the batter type on the solar charge controller to lithium battery mode?
No information was provided on the charge controller.
Glad to hear it worked out! As for the battery type selection, I don't know. It will be fine even if it's set for lead/acid.
@@BradCagle Lithium-ion batteries require a higher voltage than lead acid batteries to fully charge and a charger that charges at 14.4 - 14.8 Volts. So if not set to Lithium on the solar charger the battery will never fully charge. A user manual for the solar charger would be helpful.
I was thinking of adding my own solar charger and use 200 to 300 watts of panels to charge the battery. With the built-in solar charger you are limited to about 100w of panels.
@@ldrrealestatephotography3885 No, trust me. I know what I'm talking about with this. BTW you want to get a LiFePO4 battery.
@@ldrrealestatephotography3885 Also Yes you can add your own external MTTP charger. I've used a victron 100/30 works good. I used it in this video ua-cam.com/video/Lhi7GSQ8xSc/v-deo.html
Thanks So Much ! Just getting my size 15 feet that are 74 yrs old wet in the Solar Power Arena !
Thank you for the info. Looks like a great, simple solution.
I am new to the solar generator world…is there a way to charge this setup with grid power or a gasoline generator if solar isn’t available? Would that be what one of the Anderson inputs would be used for?
Thanks!
I'd probably want to put some foam rubber/sponges in the sides and bottom to reduce shifting, which if mobile, would keep the clunking to a minimum.
Not a bad idea! Thanks
I hope they're reading these comments we need the amazon store badly
Licitti also makes power stations but I can't find any reviews. Also, the rep. To d me that it takes 7 hrs. To charge the 3000w version. Why so long? They were making 2500w power stations 2 or 3 years ago, so they have been doing it for awhile. Would like to see one reviewed.
I Agree. I'll ask if they will send a unit for review.
I chatted with rep. He says $1,080 bucks for the 3000w unit already ready to go. Very good price if true. Also let me know they were a wholesaler,, so I don't know if they would sell just one.
Great presentation buddy. I wonder if ai can get this with a bigger inverter like maybe 1500w assuming I can wire another battery in series.
Nice little "almost diy" box as it comes mostly pre assembled.
True. Would be fun if we could buy these as individual parts unassembled. The box, inverter, etc...
@@BradCagle Yes, that would be lots of fun to build.
Two questions?
How long would this run a high efficiency mini split that pulled 400 to 500 watts while connected to 400 watts worth of solar?
And two…..can a 200ah battery fit in the box?
Cool!
FYI:
Always Hook Up Your Positive First Then Ground..
Thanks. BTW the positive first safety rule only applies to a (negative) chassis grounded system, such as a car. The reason is your wrench may touch the chassis while tightening the positive.
Sweet deal... Not a bad price for the battery box. Simple to hook up, and run. Just add battery. I wonder if the Inverter could be swapped out for a 4,000 Watt Inverter in place of the 1,000 Watt Inverter, or if doing so would void any kind of warranty on the box ?
I doubt you could fit a larger inverter.
on thier website they show you how you can upgrade but its pricey
Is this good to run a mini fridge n a fan?
@@angel1111. Should be fine www.licitti.com/heavy-duty-ac-dc-battery-box/
With cost of box + battery this isn't such a great deal. Prices of solar generators keeps going down & down. I will pass.
👍👍👍👍👍👍 hi can u charge it with the solar and use the 110v fan at the same time
Do you think you could fit two of the new 100 amp-hour "mini" batteries in there, wired in parallel? Very cool product and the price is surprisingly low. I bet you could at least fit 4 of the 280AH cells that are readily available on the market, along with a BMS.
I'll check. I have some minis, and some 280s.
@@BradCagle - Excellent! I would really like to see that. Sub'd!
How do you charge battery without solar? Do you have to take battery out of box?
@@boyle1282 No, you can charge through one of the anderson connectors. They sell a charger with anderson connector www.licitti.com/product/20a-ac-anderson-charger-for-ac-battery-box/ or you can get any 12v lifepo4 charger, and add the anderson connector yourself. Thanks
@@boyle1282 - There is a solar charge controller inside of that box, believe it or not. You connect the incoming solar to the correct Anderson connector and it will be used to charge the battery.
Be Awesome if U add some Anderson Slots & maybe 2 extra 110 outlets or similar to the next gen Licitti Box or add another Inverter to that box !
What I want to see is someone plugging at full size refrigerator into one of these things so I can get an idea about how long it'll last also can you connect multiple batteries to make it last longer
I did a full size refrigerator video with a 300ah battery here: ua-cam.com/video/crgREKRLZac/v-deo.html
So if you use this box with a 100ah battery you would get 1/3 of the runtime I got in this video. Thanks
Hey @Brad Cagle I reached out to them regarding the price for the box it's reasonable priced but I'm really afraid of buying straight from China
I feel the same. The is what what they have told me " In 2023, we will get a Amazon store or our own on-line store ASAP."
Awesome find
Thanks! I agree, I'm really trying to get these guys to open an amazon store to make it easy for people to get them.
@@BradCagle that would be great did you find the price point and do they have different models like 2 or 3000 watt inverters would be amazing
@@byfaithalone3529 They do have bigger models www.lipowertech.com/product/licitti-cyberbox-3000-portable-power-station/ I think this is a complete unit with battery
@@BradCagle Please do
Licitti battery box $168, shipping $50 total $218.
IMO $50 for shipping is a rip off and just a way to publish a "lower" price and make the money back. Probably well worth the $218 but just be honest.
$50 all the way from China is too much?
I was about to quickly dismiss this due to battery size/capacity but I was wrong. Why stop here at this size whereas we can hook this up to a 12v server rack battery or cells. The MPPT charger is tiny at 10A but the AC charger at nearly 600W is decent.
Yeah with the Anderson plugs on the side you can have nearly unlimited expansion in storage. Also you can easily add external MPPT for more solar. BTW I have a 170ah battery in it right now.
@@BradCagle nice. I'm thinking If I ever need this, I'd put this on top of a large tool box with wheels and use nuts bolts to secure it.
@@zodiacfml It actually comes with a strap, and some anchors.
@@BradCagleI'm new to electronics but am looking to build a solar battery generator around the 1500w-2200w range for camping excursions. I was thinking about buying 2 LiTime Mini 12v 100Ah and sticking one in this box. If I bought a larger external MPPT charge controller, would it be possible to hook the 2nd battery to it along with some solar panels in the 300w-500w range and get faster charging of that external battery, then expand the box capability by connecting into it using the Anderson ports? If so, what should I expect in terms of the external battery and faster solar feeding the internal one? And could I also use the smaller solar input of the box to increase the charging rate even more? Thanks for considering this noob question.
Nice video. I was just looking at there website and i guess the power box already has a bluetooth connection for your smartphone to check status on ur battery. Idk if u found this out already
very nice cool they should make it water proof i have one i make and its water proof
Much better option to a sealed like Jackery because ai can swap out an AGM for a lithium for winter vs summer use.
Dude, that is so awesome!! Thank you so much for sharing!!
Very nice
They finally shipped my Licitti product hooray. I was thinking about putting in a shunt for monitoring since it doesn’t have Bluetooth app. I got the spare shunt so I hope there is room in the box. What do you think?
Nice! I was thinking of doing the same with a bluetooth shunt, but now I have a bluethooth battery in it. There is room on the sides were the handles are, I think you can get a shunt in that spot.
@@BradCagle , thanks. I love your content creations and the extra discoveries you display. Thanks again
@@jimoray3 You're welcome, Thanks
this is cool box!
Yes, It's pretty great!
Would be great just for the fridge and lights in a tear drop camper
I agree. Thanks!
Hi Brad..just curious if you ever verified that Licitti uses a pure sine wave inverter or not?
Do you think you could use the other larger amp input for the solar charger?
Thank you much
nice
I just got (2) 220 AH TIME US B LiFePO4 batts for a solar system 4 my class c. I m looking for a way to modularize it so i can power my remote shop when not traveling. This gives me more ideas and I will likely ask q's later. TIA...
That's a great idea! Clever :)
Can you fit a mini 100ah battery ?
I can check.
Nice diy setup, BUT they only output 110V… us standard is 120/125V… won’t make much difference with electronics, but it steals output wattage from heaters, and causes inductive motors to run hotter… also, the 10A mppt is just too slow to be helpful on an in use solar generator… only good for sporadic use recharging.
Agree. You can add an external mppt, i just did a review of a small portable 20a inline that would work great. Thanks
wow thanks nice !!
You're welcome!
what kind of solar panel can i use with this box ? i have a 300w solar panel , can i use that one ?
The controller is 10a so you max out around 140w. You should be able to still use your 300w, just won't be able to use it fully. Also the solar input is 45v max so make sure the VOC of your panel is less than that.
What determines how fast a battery will charge?
I have a 50a ac/dc charger by Ardroit, I fitted it with a 50a Anderson plug. It can charge in 2 hours.
It looks like a pretty cool product too bad it doesn't look like it's big enough for 2 50 amp hour TimeUSB batteries because I have 2 50 amp hour batteries laying around doing nothing, I guess I will just have to build my own box for them lol
Yeah, it's not large enough for that. Thanks!
Cool setup. Thanks. How has this held up so far?
Maybe my question is stupid but i am not really in to electrical/electronics.....
So, what will be the biggest solar panel that can be connect to this box?
Thank you.
You can get about 130w maybe 140w max with the built-in MPPT so a 200w panel would be a good choice.
Does it have regulated DC output and support pass-through charging? Thanks.
No
168.00$ plus shipping
Very Nice i Hope how two Order Generator HowMuch cost All iN one sir?
Is it only safe to charge acid batteries with it if you know what other type of batteries I can use ?
Доброго дня Вам! Я так розумію готове рішення. Батарея плюс інвертор ?
Це коробка з вбудованим інвертором. Ви повинні додати власний акумулятор
@@BradCagle дякуємо Вам за відповідь.
Brad, I commented on your other video about the power Meter and saw this review I have been looking at these battery boxes and want to try one. I do skywarn and EMS stuff like search and rescue and need something like this. Do you have any contacts at that vendor or discounts. They look like they are charging $50 for shipping. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks much
I do have a contact, I'm trying to get a discount code from them. Let me try again :)
is SOlar the only way to charge the battery? Or can u use a smart battery charge in some capacity?
HowMuch all in one w/all setup one set sir viryNice your Generator compac Generator?
Can we call this a DIY thing????
So if I buy a car and insert a battery in it then it`s a DIY car 🤣🤣🤣🤣 very funny .
I wouldn’t keep exceeding the inverter limit. Good way to damage the unit.
Great point!
can it use any type of battery ?
Anyone know if a LITIME 100 Mini fits in this box ?
Hi. Do you know if it is available 240v with UK 3 pin plug ?
Great video 👌
Any fuses anywhere in this thing?
I bought this box. My liccitti battery voltage will randomly flash to 15v then back to 13.2V. I tried putting a 20a load on the box, it still randomly displays 15V, I have seen 17V once. I have a brand new bluetooth battery inside mine. I dont see any erratic battery voltage readings in the App. Anyone having this issue?
on the web site the price is 168$ as of 7/21/23
Thanks
How do you order this?
I'm trying to get a link from the manufacturer, hold tight.
I just watched your mining rig video ..... do you still have it ?
Yes, I have some more mining rig videos coming real soon!
I just got my licitti battery box and everything looks fine. I chose the extra 20 amp AC battery charger as I feel that would be helpful and did not get the AC battery charger. Am I missing something? Is it built-in? Any help would be helpful licitti isn’t getting back to me very quickly. Thank you.
The 20 Amp AC charger is not built in, you should have a separate unit for that. I'll email my contact there, and tell them to get on this.
@karlpeters2124 contact maria@licitti.com
@@BradCagle she said she was working on it. Thanks again
@@karlpeters2134 Anytime!
Hey Brad was wondering where I could find the battery that you used
here's an amazon link to it: amzn.to/3XPVmq4
why go though PayPal, is there any payment like visa to use, I don't trust it PayPal?
Does anyone know about AC inverter sinewave ( pure or modified) ?
It's pure sinewave
Yikes, I just ran this for a couple of hours and the top got extremely hot. When should the fan kick on? I didn’t think to check it!
Yeah, it should kick in before it gets that hot. How hot is the ambient temps around you? It's soo hot right now in Texas 105+ that everything I run get's super hot LOL
@@BradCagle it was inside my house. So about 75 degrees. I’ve emailed them. Hopefully can get a replacement. Thanks, really love your videos!
@@Hooghan04 Oh my, yeah I think you need a replacement. I'm glad you enjoy my vids, Thanks ☺
Will this battery box hold a 150ah battery.
I have a 170ah battery in it right now. This one ua-cam.com/video/bbFn8Fm_AN4/v-deo.html
Hi, are they available in the UK?
Yes
Can you hookup solar to that unit
Yes
How does the controller knows that it's a lifepo4 battery 🔋?
Good question. I'll see if I can remove the controller to take a closer look. Also I need to let it fully charge the battery to see what it charges to.
@@BradCagle I think that your's was specifically programmed to lithium.
Can you charge with ac power?
You'll need a separate AC charger.
@@BradCagle will it need to be specific to the battery chemistry?
@@mr.wilson2127 Ideally yes
BTW i installed Anderson 50a connectors on my AC charger so I can plug into this box directly via the connectors on the side.
@@BradCagle which connector on the side did you plug into your ac charger?
Can you daisy chain?
I ordered from Licitti but they can’t tell me when it will arrive. Did you receive from China and how long did it take?
Yes from China. I think it took a few weeks.
@@BradCagle , ok and thank you for responding. Like I said I ordered one and they first said coming from LA but when I asked for a tracking # they slowly got back to me and now I asked them to be honest at least hearing from you and now them that yes it will ship from China and my expectations are then managed. I’m too use to Amazon Prime and this is not that but I am liking what I see and will not ask for a refund unless product is not good. You did an excellent job of taking it through its paces and for a 1000 watt gig as I’ve got the LiFePO 4 battery, it should work out nicely. I’m subscribing from and buying this because of you UA-cam fyi. So thx for responding and now my wait.
@@jimoray3 Ok keep me updated. I was pressuring them to have this product in the US ready for shipping. So the LA thing might be true. EDIT: I see you have confirmed from them it's shipping from China.
Did you receive the box yet?
How much is this
If you are camping during a red flag event were burning isn't allowed this would be a good option.
Very good idea!
These units seem to be a very a functional and cost effective solution to building your own battery box but just be aware that they charge $55 for 7 day UPS shipping but my order has been almost 10 days and have not even received notification that my order has even shipped, they will not respond to any emails and their online chat is ALWAYS offline. If you purchase from this Chinese company, make sure you use a method that will allow you to get your money back. Company seems a bit scammy, I would be a bit leery of this company, I'm not the only one posting about having issues with shipping and their customer support or lack there of.
I just sent them an email regarding these issues. Hopefully they can step it up. Thanks.
Thanks Brad, good luck getting an reply from these guys, I don't think they have a clue as to what "Customer Service" means or integrity for that matter. Really getting fed up with these Chinese companies promising stuff they know they aren't going to deliver. If it takes 30 days to ship and receive just say so, at least we would know what to expect. Instead they charge $55 for 7 days UPS shipping, say they have warehouses in the US and ignore all customer inquires.
The sad part is I think I will probably like the unit and find it useful when I finally receive it but I will be hesitant to do any future business with them and probably not recommend them to others@@BradCagle
the only drawback for me is the invertor is only a 1000 watts .....
Even their new version 2 2kW version still limits you to 110V…
Yeah, i have it. Thanks
What are the dimensions of the outside of the box?
Of couse u say good is free to u.
There's stuff that's free to me that I say is not good too. Thanks.
I don't care for the display. Not easy to use and what the battery percentage is.
For 168$ I want one
$450 for the 1000 watt version and $1400 for the 3000 watt version
Is that with or without battery?
The box tht you have Brad is for $150 USD
@@thinkfx3078 That's a sweet price. Hard to believe they have not put these on Amazon. I told these guy's before I did the review get ready because people are going to want these. LOL
@@mac11380 I have been having conversations with that I can share
@@mac11380 Same they said 450 and I'm sure shipping is going to be high also
How can I order one phone number please
You can order online. Links are in the description
Not a generator.
Literally? No. Does it generate power? No. Does it recharge? Yes...is it a misuse of a term ? Yes. Do we care?
Nothing special
No such thing as a solar generator.
@JamesSmith-bj9vk It’s called the Sun. You should go back to school. How old are you?
@JamesSmith-bj9vk The video is about a box with batteries and an inverter, that he calls a solar generator. Absolutely no one is talking about the sun, besides you.
How do you like them apples, Einstein
@JamesSmith-bj9vk Still not a solar generator. But again, you’re the only one talking about the sun.
Really? Generator?
Hope it's a good one?
Is this water proof? 🤔