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So the Delta Pro Ultra is launched at $5799.00. I have seen discount codes for up to $1000.00 off, however they sold coupons for $300.00 that only gives $1500.00 off which is effectively $1200.00. Wondering if anyone knows if the coupon be applied along with the discount code?

What power station did you get? Because all the ones you mentioned originally can take around 1200W at 150V.

You don't need a lot of panels. I have a 4.6 KWH battery that I was able to charge from 0 to 100% in one day using two 365W panels. If you have space for 2 250W or more panels, you would be fine, with 4 panels you can charge any power station with room to spare.

I've seen it. I don't need mobile and the 3K unit is too small and I would prefer split phase.

I wouldn't be doing the hand truck since I don't need to be mobile, I am personally looking more into something like the EG4 6000XP or the SRNE 10K with server rack batteries. My only issue is because I am not located in the USA, it's a very expensive undertaking.

Been doing exactly that for a few years now, using the original AC200 and AC200P. Of course due to the small battery size and available sunlight, you would definitely need to fall back on the grid at times, but it's doable. If I were just starting out now however, I would definitely get...

Nope, I'm in the Caribbean. Was thinking of pairing it with the SRNE 10K.

I saw this battery on Aliexpress, looks similar to the EG4 version. Anyone has any experience? https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005853734041.html?spm=a2g0o.cart.0.0.202b38daQeowcA&mp=1

Yeah I remembered that. Was of the same mind about cancelling but the price was really enticing. Got another offer today of getting back 50% refund and the balance if I return it to their US warehouse. They make these offers and withdraw them at the drop of a hat. What I do know is that this bad...

Apologies then, you definitely need an XT60 connector on both ends so you are going to have to plan carefully. If you are going to use two of the same panels, You have to connect them in parallel. You could use the branch connector included with the 767, then convert from XT60 to MC4 and then...

By the way, what panels are you planning to use with the Anker 767?

Yes that's exactly what you should get.

Yeah, should have taken Will's advice about these companies charging us to be beta testers.

What you really need is MC4 extension cables to whatever length you need and then use an MC$ to XT60 female adapter to terminate.

Not sure how this is relevant, but it was bought on kickstarter, and shipped to a US freight forwarder. I had communicated that in an email to them months before the item was even ready for shipment. Additionally, it was only after the device was bricked by their own faulty firmware update and...

No, I'm in the Caribbean.

Actually I have been messaging back and forth for months, and that policy was ammended because I told them I'm not in the USA. They had already accepted liability and made all sorts of offers including a refund of $1750.00. Then someone else basically said, forget what we offered, you're getting...

I would strongly advise against anyone buying Zendure products. The Superbase V promised a lot but has proven to be buggy and easily bricked. Many, including myself, have been left with a monstrosity that can't output AC because it was bricked by a bad firmware update. What's worse, Zendure is...

So Zendure finally admits that their warranty is really only 30 days. See their final response to me attached. I would urge anyone considering buying from them to run.

Oh, thought you were going server rack.?

Looking forward to your updates. What batteries you plan on using with this?

Just a guess but I believe the mppt voltage range might be 120 to 450V. In that case the voltage would be on the low side. I would add at least 1 panel to keep the voltage above 150. The higher the voltage the better.

Good stuff

Thanks. That would definitely be a problem. If the fans don't run for small loads below 1200W it would be ok, but I'm guessing the fans run all the time?

So suitable for using in a hallway?

Another thing, I'm not sure if I missed it, but I didn't see any reference to how loud it is and how much power it draws when idle. Can you advise? Thanks.

That's my definition too. Wanted to make sure if I decide to go for the PowMr that I am getting the exact same thing as the model you listed.

Thanks. I saw one that said pure sine wave hybrid inverter, but it's off-grid only. I got the impression that the SRNE ASF48100U200-H was capable of being grid-tied.

Yes, that one

Would like to confirm that this is the same as the PowMr 10K? Or would I be better off getting this unit? Thanks.

Yeah that sounds exactly like them. Over promise and don't deliver.

Hope all goes well. Unfortunately, I don't live in the USA, I had use a freight forwarder to ship mine from the USA to me and they want me to return it to get a refund. Now they have a right to get back their SBV, but it would cost me too much to send it back. Considering the fact that it is...

You're very fortunate, that AC 2.2.3 update has bricked many SBVs.

Well this is the last straw. Zendure sent me a firmware update and instructions on how to update manually via USB. After following their instructions, the SBV no longer works in any fashion. No AC or DC input or output. I'm stuck with a useless hulk of a battery with no way to charge or...