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Also have the ac200p, no with solar plugged in it will not turn off. I have noticed though if I wait until dark and the panels get 0 volts consistently and can power the unit off without removing the solar charge connector, then when I wake up in the morning it's back on so as soon as it start...

This post explains a lot, they advertised running a deep freezer for 30 some hours and I'm lucky to get 17. Support is horrible, they don't even respond to the emails most of the time and the battery seems to stop charging at random numbers like 60 or 72 or 84% charge then jumps to 100% charge...

Awesome idea I've not heard of that before either, seems like a great solution though. Just found out I could also charge my battery from my car so that would be another idea if I got in a situation where it came down to spoiled food vs having to charge from the car. Thanks for the ideas and...

Thanks Dthames for the ideas

Hey thanks for the replies all Kenryan - That is what I read online I've not yet tested what the actual usage is but I would agree I think it will be much less. DaGoose - I have my freezers inside so it's climate controlled between 70-75, but that's a good point you brought up with no...

Hello all, new to solar and recently bought a bluetti ac200p with 3 rigid 210W panels. Have been testing and not happy with my results thus far. From the 630W panels I typically get 425W at solar peek, if I manually adjust them I've seen 510W. My disappointment is mostly with the ac200P...