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• DP2000iL - 2000W Portable Power Station (Trolley)

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  24-11-2022

  After an initial faulty unit was quickly swapped-out by the supplier, our power station has a fridge and freezer permanently connected to it and has been powering them flawlessly for a while now. It has been a relief to know that they continue running during regular load-shedding. The only issue so far has been that, if the outages have been too close to each other, the battery does not have...

  After an initial faulty unit was quickly swapped-out by the supplier, our power station has a fridge and freezer permanently connected to it and has been powering them flawlessly for a while now. It has been a relief to know that they continue running during regular load-shedding. The only issue so far has been that, if the outages have been too close to each other, the battery does not have enough time to recharge fully. This is because it seems to share its charge and supply (inverter) circuits, so the charge wattage is reduced by the wattage of the connected load. The solution is then to unplug the load (fridge and freezer) while there is no load-shedding, plug them into mains power and then the power station is able to use the full charge capacity. Battery charging is then much faster. Adding solar panels should alleviate this problem.

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