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27 minutes ago, anyone said:

What are the scenarios for its use at home? Electric kettle?..

Solar combined with a Power Station would give you backup power in the event of a blackout. It would be nice to be able to run a fan all night if the power went down. 

 

You could use the solar to charge up a battery for an electric motorbike etc

 

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Do you know if you can run ordinary panels with those systems, or do they use proprietary connectors? I find their foldable panels a bit expensive.

 

35990 THB for 400W

 

https://www.lazada.co.th/products/ef-ecoflow-400w-ip68-i3980424807-s15412771562.html

 

edit: Looking more closer, you can see "normal" MC4 connectors so I guess you can

 

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Beat me to it ... couple links may interest and the one YT'er does reviews for EcoFlow (US version), and quite good.  Thought about them a couple times, but EV solved the need with V2L.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDj4izgxibE&ab_channel=HOBOTECHimage.png.01470200d30b5ee3b3c2b052a2ab7f40.png

 

 

link:   https://shopsolarkits.com/blogs/learning-center/solar-panels-for-ecoflow-delta-1300

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In the vein of this thread, given the ongoing rains, the coming floods and the PM's new advocacy of people to rely on transistor radios........

 

Wondering if anyone can recommend a particular model and purchasing source for a SIMPLE, LOW COST, PORTABLE all-in-one solar kit that could be used just for small things in an emergency involving a power disruption....

 

Like keeping cell phones charged, recharging emergency lanterns, powering regular NICAD or NiMH battery chargers for regular rechargeable batteries that can be used in a variety of household things, etc etc... Not like powering TVs, computers, appliances or more heavy duty stuff like that.

 

PS - regarding one of the prior posts above and a model listed there, I'm hoping I can do something simple that isn't going to cost $1,000+ USD.

 

Any thoughts?

 

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