Solar generators represent the cutting-edge in technology, offering the capability to carry an endless supply of energy on your outdoor adventures. These devices can be recharged using solar panels, standard electrical outlets, gasoline generators, or even other batteries.
There are endless possibilities with these portable power stations, you can use them for your home backup during power outages, you can power your RV appliances and you can even run your home completely off-gird with these machines.
In this blog, we will take to the spec by spec of the three most powerful solar generators available in 2023. We will discuss, the battery technology, inverter design, MPPT design, and compatibility of these solar generators in this blog.
The Mango Power E is first in our list of most powerful generators because it is the only solar generator that has a CATL-LFP battery. CATL-LPF are next-generation Lithium-ion batteries with a 5,000-6,000 charge cycle, whereas other big brands like Bluetti and EcoFlow feature Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries with a 2,500-3,500 charge cycle.
That implies that, unlike Bluetti and EcoFLOW require a battery change every 8 to 10 years, Mongo Power E will require a battery change every 15 to 18 years.
This is the reason why it become the number one choice of lots of solar experts and homeowners for home backup.
It has a battery capacity of 3,530kWh which can be doubled by using its expendable 3,530kWh battery. However this additional battery needs to be purchased separately.
It has a maximum output power of 3,000 watts and this power can be extracted from its 16 numbers of ports, which include 4 numbers of 20A, 110 V AC ports, and One 30 Amp AC RV port. However, you can connect two Mango power E with its mSocket Pro to power your 240V.
By pairing units of Mango Power E, you can achieve a maximum of 14kWh battery backup with 6kW inverter power at 240V. This is a full-fledged home backup bundle that you can connect to your home circuit and is obviously a cool alternative to Bluetti EP500 and EcoFlow Delta Pro.
The Mango Power E Power Station also has a BACKUP mode, which will automatically switch from grid to battery power when there is a power outage.
It has an AC charging capacity of 3,000 Watts, which is a pretty decent capacity for this range. It can be charged via solar panels. Moreover, the 2,000-watt solar input capacity is less than Bluetti’s AC500 and AC300. However, 2,000 watts of solar panels are enough to charge an 8,000 Wh battery in a single day.
Here is something cool, its expendable battery also has 3 numbers of DC outputs. Which also, includes a
It has a smart energy management system, with a 4.5-inch touch screen, and can be controlled via Bluetooth and Wifi. It comes with Over voltage, Overload, Over current, and tons of other protection. It comes with 5 years of Comprehensive warranty and 10 Years of CATL battery Cell Warranty.
It includes wheels and a luggage-type extending handle, as the unit weighs 100 lbs (45.5kg). It’s a beast to move around, and although it is portable, you won’t be tossing it around like carry-on luggage. The weight is low to the ground, so moving around on a solid surface is relatively easy.
The price of Mango Power E is $1400 more than its close competitor Bluetti AC300. However, its higher charge cycle CATL LPF battery makes it worth it.
BLUETTI AC500 is second on our list of most powerful solar generators because it is the highest-rated solar generator, you can buy for a house and RV, it has all the necessary capacities you need for your home and RV trips. Some main key features of AC500 are.
It is the only Solar Generator with both a 30 amp and 50 Amp AC output power sockets
It is the only Solar Generator with a surge capacity of 10,000 Watts.
Its backup capacity can be extended from 3,072Wh to 18,432Wh, which is again the highest as compared to any solar generator.
It is the only Solar Generator with a 3,000-watt solar input capacity, which can generate power from 10,000 Wh to 15,000 Wh in a day [depending upon weather conditions].
It has the highest wall socket charging capacity which is 5,000 Watts and with its 3000-watt solar input capacity, its total charging capacity will be 8,000 Watts.Hence, the charging time ranges from 1 to 4 hours, contingent upon the quantity of batteries and the solar panel capacity at your disposal.
Thirdly, its adaptable design allows for effortless relocation, be it from your garage to your kitchen or your living room, offering you convenience wherever desired.
Additionally, it features a 12V/30A DC outlet, enabling you to charge your vehicle batteries or bring it along on an RV adventure.In addition, you can connect two AC500 solar generators with its fusion box, to run your 240V power appliances too. Which need to be bought separately.
However, the price of AC500 is $4,799 (which includes one B300S, 3,072Wh battery) and with two B300S, it will cost you $7,098.
Jackery 300 plus is third on our list of the most powerful solar generators due to its compact and lightweight design.
A tiny, portable solar generator with plenty of power, the Jackery 300 Plus is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. The 288 Wh battery can fully charge your drone five times over, your motion camera 54 times over, your laptop more than four times over, and your smartphone more than thirty times over.
With its 300-watt charging capacity, you can charge all above-mentioned appliances simultaneously with its 4 numbers of output ports, which include 1 AC port and 2+1 USB ports.
While charging your devices, simultaneously it can be charged with a maximum of 100 watts of solar panel, which is enough to fully charge its battery in 5.5 hours. It is an infinite source of power for your next campaigning tips.
This unit weighs just 3.75 kg (8.27 lbs), whereas a 100-watt portable solar panel clocks in at 4.69 kg (10.33 lbs). Nevertheless, to enjoy this convenience on your upcoming camping excursion, you’ll need to transport a combined weight of 8.44 kg.
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