FlashSpeed 1500 Power Station with 2*220W Pro Solar Panel, 1500W/1548Wh LiFePO4 Battery Solar Generator with 230V AC Output/Input, 100W USB Port, Full Charge within 1H for Camping, Home Backup

I love these things, I have a couple of Bluettis and an Allpowers generator. This one is slightly different in that the 220w portable solar panels run at 48v and thats just as well as the solar generator itself requires a higher than normal panel input voltage. I couldn't get it to run with some of my existing panels which run at 18v - if you buy this as a set then its not an issue as these panels complement the power station just fine. You can of course just wire up a bunch of panels you already haveto achieve higher voltages but in my case I had a single 300w panel on the roof of my camper, so this one won't be coming with me in the van as I'd have to take the bulky panels too. However Vtoman seem to run some starlingly good discount offers at various times and here is when you will get a fantastic deal. The panels are extremely efficient and run at full wattage which was a surprise as they are the first panels which have ever given me what they puport to offer. Overall super kit, just be aware of voltage issue with existing panels you may own.

Very good

Great item

It’s just right in the motorhome

Works very well got it for motorhome good value for money

Really good solid power generator

It does change quick. With the panels it comes with however the lead from the panel is only 4 feet long. 20 feet word be better. The car start lead they sell looks about 1 foot long 6 to 8 feet long will save balanceing the station on the engine if it falls. That's good bye to the station. But the rest of the station is good and will buy again

Read loads of reviews, took my time and bought this 1500w unit and the 2*220 solar panel package. Mate sure there was sufficient charge and off we went for a 5 day excursion. Unit itself is great value, isn't massive so it's perfect for the family to keep the fridge freezer working. It performed great, but it wasn't until I tried to hook up the panels that I found an issue - only one panel can fit into the Adamson connection and re reading the info it looks like you're stuck plugging into the 12v module which to be honest doesn't really add to the charging of the unit. I've bought a splitter so that both panels can charge via Adamson, but I won't know for a few days until I get it tested if it's going to work.Out of a full charge, it will run your fridge for the full 5 days with no issue. I can't wait to try this again.