OUKITEL P2001 Power Station, 2000Wh Solar Generator LiFePO4 Battery, Portable Power Station UPS Power Supply, Recharge by AC/Solar/Car (Solar Panel Optional) for Camping Home Use RV Emergency

9/22/2022First of all I looked at the reviews even thou there were only 8 at the time & did some YouTube video's on it as well before buying so keep up the reviews because they do matter for others who are looking to buy anything. First of all this station is very Heavy 54 lbs. I like the storage compartment for your extra cords, that's a nice touch that you don't see with other stations, they include all the cords unlike others make you buy some of them. I haven't done any solar because like I just got it and figure I would write a quick review for someone thinking of buying one.I did some ordinary test after I did a full charge.First of all I tried my 10 cup coffee maker and worked fine.Next I tried it on my box freezer and it lasted a total of 33 hours & 23 minutes with a 1 % reading left on the display panel so maybe just a few minutes more at Best before running dry.At this time I really like the station other than the weight of it, I guess that's because of the batteries.If anything else comes up, I will repost new information on it so hope this helps someone looking for a station.

I like the product overall and it’s a nice compact package with solid external build quality. The meter indications are accurate as verified by my lab equipment. My first test I used the lighter socket dc output to run a portable refrigerator freezer that I have been running on a 12v 60 AHr LiFePO4 battery back. The Oukitel ran it for 2.4 days set to 38 degrees in an air conditioned house. The cooler draws about 38 watts in eco mode and switches off and on per the thermostat. This total run was less than 1000 watt hours capacity from the Oukitel.Next test I ran an electric fan on the ac output at 38 watts continuous. Using my wattmeter as shown in the picture the Oukitel produced 920 watt hours.I decided to run a heavier load thinking that the inverter is not very efficient at small loads. I ran an electric heater on medium heat and the drain was 1040 watts. The Oukitel delivered 1610 watt hours at this higher rate. Clearly there seems to be a large overhead or very inefficient converters dc to ac and dc to dc. I will keep the unit but I will be using my standalone LiFePO4 battery to run the portable fridge. It has 768 watt hours capacity and lasts almost as long as the Oukitel and weighs 4 times less. I will probably run some more tests with the inverters on and no load just to see how much power is lost in idle drain.

This unit is rated at 2000 Watt hours with a total load capacity of 2000 Watts. It can power hungry electric tools with no problem. I am using mine in UPS mode to cover all my room electronics and have another one for my full size refrigerator/freezer. We have power outages during hurricane season where I live and this was the best solution for me. It doesn't make any emissions so it is safe to use inside the house. It also is quiet, unlike a regular generator which makes emissions and noise. This can attrack unwanted attention and become a target of theft. With the right solar panels this unit could run indefinitely, as long as you aren't drawing more than it is being recharged with. Compared to other brands with similar performance it is more economically priced. I also like the digital display. It is very informative but I wish there was some way to turn it off in UPS mode. That was my only complaint but it is something I can live with as it isn't that big of a deal.

For a solar generator that claims it can handle 4000W Peak and 2000W constant, it can’t even handle 1500W constant, and after one day, it can’t even handle 800W constant.On first use I was able to run an air compressor and shop vac, combined they used 1500W and the generator worked fine for about a good 1 Hour job, after that it shut off constantly. I then had to ONLY use an air compressor the next day then, unplugged, then re-plugged the shop vac, continued usually.Today I can’t even run my 800W peak pressure washer that uses 500W constant after peak (so keep in mind this is a 4000W peak unit)Troubleshooting the issue I was attempting to use different ports, different tools, and anything that crossed 800W for a few minutes made the generator click off, a sound that sounds like a relay clicked on then quickly off when trying to turn on the AC, did it overheat??? After ten minutes it’s back to “normal” but I cannot utilize the full wattage of this machine, and support left me on read for a good two days already.If I get any update I’ll probably share it, but right now I’m ever so slightly jealous of anyone who got a good working unit. This was $1000 + and I just feel like this is worth $600 in the state that it’s in.If Oukitel responds, again I’ll update. But for someone who works as a mobile detailer, we need our equipment to run, and we’ve chosen everything specifically to run by the generator’s power specs. But like I said already, it’s not working, it’s gotten worse. And how could it undershoot its working standard of 2000W.HBA Detailing

I am incredibly pleased with the 2001 Power Station. I now own two of these to use as backup in case of a power cut. I had a power cut that lasted five hours when I only had one Power Station. The station allowed us to run our network, TV, and Ice Maker during the outage. The Power Station also runs my APC UPS without a problem. The APC is very fussy about its input and won't use unclean A/C power. The Power Station uses bypass mode, so it will run my appliances using my power company's A/C and switch to the Power Station's batteries when a power cut occurs. It switches without a problem or power interruption.

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This little generator worked very well. We were able to keep a full size refrigerator and a wine cooler refrigerator running for 2 days at anchor. We charged the Oukitel twice with the boat's generator and it charged within 2 hours. Solar also worked well with it. We are less happy with the solar panels that we purchased and will be replacing them. This unit will make living at anchor much better and no more waking up every 4 hours to run the generator to keep food from spoiling!