Yes, I bought mine about a month ago from shop solar kits dot com along with a Rich 200 watt 9bb panel and external tin cords. This was before I saw the kit with two of the 200 watt panels. I already own some other panels purchased last year. How do you plan to use yours? Backup emergency power, van or rv full time? I need to start using mine to see what it can do. Mine, along with my 1st generation original Eco flow Delta will primarily be for hurricane season (N. Florida) and other outages. We are in the country, so not a priority for getting our power back on for utility company.
I bought mine from shop solar kits for com. They have a great price, free shipping, no sales tax and lifetime support. The latter we will have to see. A lifetime is a long time. I would totally recommend the kit that has two of the 200 watt Rich solar panels. As a middle aged woman, I find them light enough to move around on my own. I plan on getting four total of the panels. Probably going to purchase another EB200 next year as well. Rule to live by when it comes to these types of things: TWO IS ONE, ONE IS NONE. A backup is your friend. Or you could get a duel fuel generator along with the Bluetti Eb200. The point is the same, have a backup.
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I meant to also add that having a duel fuel inverter type (quiet) generator is a great thing to add if you can afford to. That way when there is not a lot of sun for a couple days, you can rely on that. It can also be used to charge up the EB200. That way, you can save on gas or propane and make it last a long time. We bought a kit to make our small and quiet Honda accept and run on propane. That you can store a lot longer than gas, even with the stabilizer in it.
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Thanks for the link with the geek stuff. I need to drag mine out and look closer at it. Honestly, all I have done was turn it on to see how much it was charged from factory, scroll thru screen menus then hook up panels to it. Husband and I just did a small test of running pedestal fan while charging up to full from 2 panels. My next experiment will be running small mini split HVAC and 4 led lights in my storm shelter aka 20 foot office container. Guy who sold me the container tried to sell me a solar panels kit too. I passed. Have you tried charging with panels? How did it go? Did you run anything to see how long it would last like fridge and/or chest freezer?Here you go. All the geek stuff you may need when it's out of wtty
EB200P Portable Power Station by SHENZHEN POWEROAK NEWENER
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Please keep me informed how Bluetti responds to you returning it. I was going to test mine today, but we had a pretty good storm with a lot of lightening. The good news is we got over 2 inches of much needed rain. It will be nice to see bright green grass again.
I wonder how they will handle the problem if you have problem with the AC200max. Are they Bluetti authorized dealer?
