My wife bought a relatively inexpensive rechargeable unit (off Amazon I think) to run her cpap, and it’s worked alright the couple or three times she’s had to use it.
Glad you got what works for you. When depleted how long does it take something like that to recharge on a normal sunny day? I like the idea of having a power source that can be charged by the sun….which we have plenty of here in Oklahoma but I also like being able to poor in more gas and be good to go without delay. Be curious to know with your $1,800 investment how long will it power say a 10A 120V load??
This is the one I use for mine, works fine and doesn't make any noise like a computer UPS would.
For CPAP and stuff, I have a Bluetti EB3A2. I also have the Echoflow A/C unit with a battery.
I’d consider this one has the 3500 charge LiFePo4 battery. I have several of these around the place.
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I run my hepa machines off one.
I also have the pros that allows 220v.
I’d consider the new LiFePo battery over a normal lithium as they provide more safety than lithium. A lithium battery is good for maybe 300 charges/ discharge before falling to 80% life.
The new battery’s 3500 times or about 10 years before the 80% charge.
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The graphic indicates 2048 watt-hours. So do the math.
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