DaranEner NEO 2000W Power Station Review
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My active interest in all things "off-grid" led me to accepting the offer from DaranEner to review this portable power station.
Full transparency: I received the DaranEner NEO 2000W Power Station and the SP200 Solar Panels at no out of pocket cost. I agreed to do an honest review while declining any contracted agreement with the company. I have not and will not make a commission off any sales, but I will continue to provide you with sales codes when I can.
There is a great sale going on right now! That and the discount code can save you hundreds of dollars!
Supersale date: 2023-06-12 00:00:00 - 2023-06-27 00:00:00 (GMT-8)
promo code ("OFF700US" & "OFF640EU" ONLY)
Supersale highlights: $700 USD on all NEO2000 stand-alone and NEO2000 with solar panel products
My thoughts are very positive. The only drawback I can think of to point out, is one that is unavoidable with this type of power station, and that is that it's fairly heavy at just under 57 pounds. If you have back issues, it does have two handles making it easy for a two person carry. This thing did everything I asked of it and didn't blink. The ability to take this amount of power with me pretty much anywhere and have ample power for my needs is a great thing. From running a 20W laser engraver to charging battery packs for power tools, and even running a power tool directly, I wasn't let down. It is a battery, so things must be kept in the perspective of its limitations.
If no grid power is available to recharge, the solar panels do a fine job at doing so. I only had a 200W set of panels and charged it 25% in 3.5 hours... but this will accept up to 600W in solar charging, and solar panels can be set up in circuit.
Bottom line: Yes, I do recommend this if it fits your needs and budget. Yes, I would buy one with my own money. I will not, however, go in debt for such a thing, and neither should you... not in this economy. Do take advantage of the sale if it fits your budget, $700 off is a great deal!
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Specs on the DaranEner NEO 2000W Power Unit:
Brand: DaranEner
Wattage: 2000 watts
Capacity 2073.6Wh
Power Source: Solar Powered, Battery Powered, AC current
Recommended Uses For this Product: Camping, Emergencies, Off Grid Power
Item Weight: 56.6 Pounds
Voltage: 110 Volts
Output Wattage 2000 Watts
Special Feature Durable,Portable
Included Components 1 AC Charging Cable, 1 Solar Panel Cable,
1 DaranEner NEO2000
Color: Black and grey
Product Dimensions: 18.7"L x 13.6"W x 10.2"H
Model Name: NEO2000
LiFePO4 Battery (lithium iron phosphate battery)
can achieve more than 3500 charge/discharge cycles
Total AC Power Outlets 3
Frequency 60 Hz
Pure Sine Wave
LED Light 50% lightness mode, 100% lightness mode＆ SOS flash mode
MUTI WAYS TO RECHARGE:
Wireless Charging
Wall AC Outlet, 1.8H
Solar Charging 200W, 12-15H
Solar Charging W/2 200W(400W), 6~7H
Solar Charging W/3 200W (Max.600w), 4~5H
AC Wall Outlet+W/3 200W (Max.600w), 60min
BATTERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM:
Over Current Protection/ Short Current Protection/ Over-discharge Protection/Overcharge Protection/Over Voltage Protection/ Thermal Protection
Manufacturer DaranEner
Country of Origin China
Warranty Description 5 Years Limited Warranty / 30-Day Money-Back Service / 24H Customer Service / Fast ＆ Free Shipping
Before using the NEO2000 product for the first time, please fully charge the it before using it.
Do not use or store this product in hot locations, such as in a car under the scorching sun, trunks, or in direct sunlight.
The solar panel is not installed on the main unit of the product and must be purchased separately.
If any output is on, it will continue to consume a certain amount of power even if the device is not connected, therefore, please turn off the output after use to prevent battery discharge.
Power saving mode is effective for a long time after setting.
Normally, the DC output and USB output will automatically shut down after 15 minutes with no load (current of 200mA or less), and the power will automatically shut down after about 10 hours with no load (5W or less) for AC.
UNIQUE DESIGN & VISION FOR SAFET RESPONSIBILITY
DaranEner has a mature product R&D team, Lifepo4 power station adopted an exclusive integrated design of AC/DC/BMS, low failure rate, and the power supply quality is more stable.
Our growth vision is offering to make a reliable quiet clean power supply that does not break down.
Corporate responsibility: Purchased product global liability insurance for the NEO Family of power stations for up to 1 million dollars and got global safe certification reports.
contact me: rhumphrey.woodworking@gmail.com
Пікірлер: 35
You definitely peaked my interest! It looks like a great generator. I’m interested, but I could not find it on Amazon. Is this a new product that just hit the market?
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
Hi Glenda! Take a look in my video description, there's an Amazon link there as well as my discount code. Thanks for watching!
@Kirstalyn272
Жыл бұрын
Rod it really looks like a great product!
On site customization for a craft show!!! Brilliant!!! I love that idea!
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
Thanks, Matthew! So many possibilities!
Good evening, Rod. You could get into advertising. I love your location and the wide range of demonstrated uses. Very nicely done. I can hear your gears turning regarding future uses. Like power carving in the wood. No need to sweep the floors. And who wouldn't enjoy working outside? Sunshine, campfire and full electric power. I will be tuning in to see more possibilities. Thanks for this fun review. God bless and Semper Fi PS, if I lived in your neighborhood I would ask Dad if I could go over to Rod's house to play.
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
Very kind of you to say, Ray, thank you! Yes indeed, the gears are turning... or grinding, lol! We'd be fast friends if we lived close, I have no doubt of that. Semper Fi
Rod, awesome demonstration. I’ll be checking this one out. We truly appreciate your honest review. Hugs!!
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
Thanks very much, Robin! Considerably more power than that other one we chatted about... though I like that one too for other reasons. 😊
@robinshay9180
Жыл бұрын
Rod, we just placed our order!!! Not only did we save on the generator, we got $35.00 off the solar panels. To be honest, I don’t remember you mentioning the panels were sold separately. Btw, your promotion code was another nice savings. All totaled, we ended up paying under $1,300.00. Super stoked. Thank you, for the demonstration! We were so close to buying that other one we chatted about. Be blessed Rod and, hugs all around! 😉 ❤️
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
@@robinshay9180 Thanks Robin, that's great! I'm glad you took advantage of the saving! You'll be impressed with this unit, no doubt about it. Sorry If I failed to mention the Solar panels being separate, I thought I did. Hugs back!
@robinshay9180
Жыл бұрын
Rod, my bad. 😞 You did mention the solar panels within the first few minutes of the video. I guess I was so excited I wasn’t listening. I have a tendency of looking at something pretty and shiny and, all else around me goes dim. Lol. Anyway, sorry about that comment. Paul and, I will let you know what we think once it’s all hooked up. Question, was yours all powered up right out of the box?
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
@@robinshay9180 No worries! No, they ship it with 0% battery charge. It takes under two hours to fully charge it via wall plug in, and then they want it to remain plugged in for an extra 30 minutes. Super easy. Just beware of the 57 pounds! Be careful with your backs!! Feel free to contact me via FB message anytime. I'll respond as soon as I see it!
Wow that looks like it will be pretty handy out by the bonfire and in your tent this coming winter. I don't know if your power goes out as much as mine but I'm sure it will come in handy...you always do a great job with your reviews. See you soon.
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
I'll sure be using it for all of the above and more! Thanks, Roger!
Looks like a great product to me. Well worth the investment. Enjoyed watching. See ya soon Brother!
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
Thanks, brother!
Wished I could afford one.
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
I understand. Thanks for watching, Franklin!
...very cool...looks like they thought of everything!...thanks for the review...👍 You may already know this, but V(voltage) x I(current) = W(wattage). So the laptop and laser drawing 55W was pulling about half an amp. The two batteries drawing near 155W drew just under 1.5amps... At 2000W, max current is about 18 amps...that's a lot of laptops, lasers, and batteries!!!...🍻 Matt
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
Great info, Matt, thanks!
Interesting. don't think it's something I would lug around though. 🤔Liked the nature shots. 🤗Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
lol, At almost 57 pounds I'd not want to lug it around either... that's why I used that hand truck to move it into the back yard for the solar panel shots 😊 You do the same, my friend!
Nice!
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
Thank you! Cheers!
That looks like something my older brother, living on an island in a lake, 6 months of the year, would find really useful. He has solar but his backup generator is gas. Seems like this could be just up his way of living.
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
I can definitely see how it would help, Tara, the possibilities seem extensive to me. 😊
Question: While using the solar charging, can you draw energy off the unit? My (now elderly) Jackery is one or the other, and not both (which is, apparently, down to getting a sophisticated enough Battery Management System card small enough).
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
Affirmative. I meant to show that, but the solar panels weren't soaking up much power in the woods when I did just that. They showed an input of less than 30W when I had hooked them up toward the end of the time I was lasering in the woods... but I apparently didn't turn on the camera. ugh!
Very cool . I wonder how long the 3d printer would run on it
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
While the Laser was working, with the computer in use as well, the display showed 36+ hours of available use on the display, in the video here: 3:34 So this could easily handle a craft show for a couple days, I'd think. Thanks! (PS the laser in use was a 20W... I'd think a 3D printer would use less or about the same draw?)
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
Hello Ray, Thanks very much, you're very kind. Yes indeed, the gears are turning... or grinding a bit, lol If you lived in my neighborhood, we'd be great friends, I have no doubt! Semper Fi!
That is serious piece of kit Rod. Your link to me to an Easylonger Portable power station not the DaranEner. Great honest review as ever. Take care my friend. Cheers, Huw
@RHumphrey
Жыл бұрын
Huw, I've triple checked that link just now from three locations, my computer and others not local, and the link is working fine from all locations. I do appreciate the heads up... could it be a UK issue? Please double check the link and let me know. Thanks my friend. And... It truly is a great piece of kit!! So many options with this kind of portable power! Cheers!
@WoodenItBeNice
Жыл бұрын
@@RHumphrey Just PM'd, on Messenger, you a short video of what happens when I click the link.