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Product Reviewed: 50 Amp Generator Cord 15FT with box for $112 TL;DR; Complete kit; no instructions; Sturdy construction I was looking for a method to back feed power for emergencies. This is a complete kit and give you a spare termination box if required. Everything seems quite sturdy but see the pictures regarding certification – it seems to cover the NA needs OK in this regard. No complaints so far other than there are no instructions. I’d have preferred the 25’ version but I think 15’ will make it where I need to go. 4 Stars and good economy. How I review: Reviews start with 5 stars and I subtract points. - 0 for value but I try to provide guidance -0.5 to -3 for product not matching description e.g. stainless steel is actually plated steel -0.5 to -3 for product missing badly on execution I select products carefully so low (1-3 scores) are rare but detailed comments and critiques almost always are in the review. Most of my reviews come out 4-5 range. If possible I dismantle or destroy items to examine inner workings.
The connectors worked as described, I will be purchasing again and again.
Simple to install. Excellent battery life. 5 volt adapter worked perfectly with my security camera!
I Ordered this fan for my small chicken coop. Living in Florida, there is always sun everywhere, so the coop can get stagnant during the day and cause any chickens setting to be uncomfortable. This solar fan Only works when there is sun directly on it. In fact, any shade causes it to stop or slow to a crawl. My coop gets a few hours of sun, and then the rest of the day it's in the shade, so essentially I only need it running for those few hours. The panels are a nice solid material that are ultra light, but definitely can take a hit from hail or a branch without getting damage. The two panels each run one fan, and have separate connections to each fans wiring. The connections are plug and play and set-up takes 30 seconds. The dual fans are of high quality with a nice metal grill to suck air in, and a covered plastic grill to keep beaks, feet, and combs out of the blades. When in direct sunlight, the fan is super quiet, but turns so fast, it's like a radiator truck fan. It moves a lot of air when fully spinning. Whether it's spinning super fast, or just crawling along, you can't hear the fan at all. Definitely a quality fan with no need to worry about batteries or external electrical connections. This fan can be placed anywhere you can think of, and you will be extremely happy with the results.
This solar panel works great with my Blink out door cam (gen 4). The rubber plug fits perfectly into the camera creating a watertight seal. The solar panel provides enough power to keep the camera on about 95% of the time (the downtimes are due to rainy/cloudy days) -- no AA batteries are installed (instructions say to remove them). Both the panel and camera together have survived multiple rain from outside. For my application, I wish the length of the wire were shorter but I can see where longer wires could be useful, too. The solar panel does a great job charging and has fully met my expectations. It powered up my Blink camera as soon as it was plugged in. I would happily recommend this solar panel to others with Blink gen 4 outdoor camera (Note: plug will not work with gen 3).
I used this to replace the wiring on some solar panels a sailboat. The original cabling and wires were damaged during Milton and Helene. I was able to re-wire the panels to the junction box, and protect my batteries as the marina still has no power and the pumps were draining the batteries getting rid of all the rain water. So I guess this essentially saved the sailboat from sinking. :) While also saving thousands in batteries.
I have to say that I will probably never put this power charger through super heavy use and test its true capabilities, but I am very pleased with it for my needs. I bought it to power 2 iPads that will be on with brightness high and online, for about 12 hours at the same time. I just didn’t want to even have to think about power issues. When I got the unit it was at 50% power. I plugged it in to charge with the wall charger only. Not sure exactly how long it took to get to 100%, but when I checked about 2 hours later it was full. After a full 12 hours of use with both iPads, the unit was at 80%. The iPads were plugged into the charger the whole day and stayed at 100%. I never noticed any heat, nor did I hear a fan. It might have run at some point, but I never heard it. I think this power station is exactly what it is stated to be. Ran perfectly. Great bright display that can be turned off.. Very portable. Reasonable charging speed with only the wall adapter. I caught the Grecell 300 when it had a coupon offer. I paid $115. Really a great value to never have to think about running out of power.
I’ve been using the EM300 Portable Power Station, and it has quickly become an essential for trips, outdoor adventures, and emergencies. It’s lightweight, compact, and easy to carry, with a sturdy built-in handle. The 259Wh LiFePO4 battery delivers reliable power, and I love the multiple charging options USB-C PD 65W, AC outlets, and even wireless charging, allowing me to charge several devices at once. It also supports solar charging, which is a great off-grid solution. A standout feature is the built-in LED lights, which are actually useful, one acts as a spotlight, and the other provides full-area illumination. Plus, it charges fast and is super durable. If you’re looking for a powerful, portable, and reliable power station, I highly recommend the EM300!
This is a good quality transfer switch that allows us to connect a generator to our house electrical circuits. Your electrician has four wiring hole options: one each side and 2 on the bottom. The wire terminals are sturdy and very well labelled. The terminals and screws are good quality and easy to attach the wires. This transfer switch seems good quality but it is not ETL listed or UL listed. It is common sense but needs to be said, any DIY electrician installing this Generator Transfer Switch must make sure there is zero chance of any power feeding back into the utility lines and injuring linemen. Overall this is a good quality transfer switch and we are so happy to now have backup power to our house electrical panel.
We often lose power for a few hours in our rural area due to storms and construction. So having something that can charge and run simple items is a must. We have a larger backup power station for longer outages. But I wanted something small and portable for my home office and bedroom. I need to be able to have the internet connection and charge my phone and fan. As long as the modem has power the fiber works, so I have phone and internet. I don’t know about all the electrical stuff or wattage, but it works for what I needed to. It is a slower charger which is good for the battery life of the power source. I make sure to check it every week to see if it needs to be charged. I also use it to randomly charge things just to keep in good condition. I like that it has different size outlets so you can use it for new and old chargers and having one of the plug on the back to directly plug into is great. I usually use this for my fan or lamp. I would not recommend plugging something into every single outlet though as it will make everything charge much slower but if you only have one or two devices, it will charge them relatively fast depending on the cord you use. Overall, it is compact and lightweight. You can easily move it from place to place and because it charges with a USB-C cord you don’t have to worry about some random branded cord that you can never find. I definitely would not use the outdoors as electricity and wind and water. Don’t typically mix but if you’re traveling and you need something that can charge computers and tablets. This works really well also for an emergency kit just don’t expect it to power heavy duty stuff. as far as value goes, I think the price might be a little on the higher side for a unknown brand, but I would see if the price fluctuates to under a Benjamin it’d be a good deal.
This wire is heavy duty and still reasonably flexible. If it is actually 100 feet long it will be perfect for my portable solar setup to get the panels out from under the trees.
This is my first portable solar panel after contemplating getting one for quite some time. I bought it because it hit all the marks I was looking for like the waterproof rating, monocrystalline cell type, and etfe coating in the price point I was looking for. I saw a review on YouTube and was impressed, it was hitting the advertised wattage, and it's performance in imperfect conditions seemed good. I don't regret my decision so far, and will update this review if I do run into any issues. I tested the panel by charging my Anker Solix C300 DC power station, which accepts a max of 100 watt charging through solar. The power station uses an XT60 connection to charge, so I did have to purchase a DC5521 female to XT60 female adapter. Upon my first test, just eyeballing the angle, I hit 92 watts. It was almost perfect conditions, apart from some minor cloud coverage; it was a sunny chilly day, in Florida. Even after the sun hid behind some loose clouds it only dropped to about 60 watts. Never once did it drop below 50 and it averaged around 88-90 watts for the quick 1 hour test. So far I'm impressed with this little thing, love how light and easy to setup it is. I'm satisfied with my purchase so far.
Bought it for family camping, like it. The product feels solid and high quality, with all sorts of charging ports, and the colorful lights on top also looked very cool.
Nothing different done. It gave out, about after 1 year.. Took the cover off . Looks like substandard diodes blew. Fuses fine. Front lights come in, just no inverting power
