OUPESMega 2 Portable Power Station 2500W (5400W Peak), 10.24kWh Expandable LiFePO4 Battery Generator with 2100W Solar Charging & 1600W AC Charging for Home Backup, Power Outages, RVs, Off-grid Power

The Mega 2 works great and meets all my RV needs and runs my 15k AC for 1 hour! Their customer support was there to help me when needed!

Love it. I plugged my 60 watt, 54 quart freezer/fridge into it and it ran for 30 hours from 100% charge down to 20% and then recharged in the wall outlet on the low charge setting in 1 and 1/2 hours. That tells me I can plug it into my 600 watt solar aray and run it indefinitely.👍💯🎯

You cannot get 2100 W in via solar. Even if you use their specified panels (any of them and any combination), whether in series or parallel, you cannot go over 15a or 150v. This is about half the input they advertise it as. All their units have that same limit, just more battery added on for the newest ones. The Bluetooth connection is also really bad. You have to be right next to it for it to work. If the battery goes below 1%, it will be in error mode, and it will not charge from the panels unless reconnected again. The only reason I give this 2 stars is because I’m impressed with the advertising and likes the idea of a portable system. However, I only chose this after looking for a high input and did not know that 2100w was not possible with this amp and voltage input limit.

This is an extremely useful product that is very price competitive. We use it to power our camper via the 30 AMP outlet. It's like having an RV park electrical pedestal with us at all times. Awesome!!

When turned off will not turn back on by switch. Updated oupes replace the unit. Thanks you oupes.

Tried it and due recommend.

Just bought unit with battery, charged up drained with heater 3.68 K out Just like Utube video's, this unit is amazing so far, will update if any problems. God Bless!!!

I will start by stating I like the overall functions of the unit. It performs well as a power station. You can watch numerous YouTube videos of the pros for this unit.However, my primary use is for solar charging. This unit fails terribly. Oupes uses a low quality mppt charge controller. This results in bad solar performance. It takes 5 to 10 minutes to get to full charging rate. The second any clouds or changes in sun occur, the unit "resets" and begins to start the charge cycle from 0 watts. The 5 to 10 minute ramp up to full charging rate begins again. This continually occurs during the charge cycle. Therefore, solar charging is incredibly inefficient and does not capture all available sun light.This unit will probably work well during full sun and cloudless days. Otherwise, look elsewhere for a unit that will primarily charge by solar.