ALLPOWERS MPPT Portable Power Station S2000 Pro, 2400W 1500wh with 2 * 200W Foldable Solar Panels, Mobile Battery Pack for Outdoor RV Camping Home Emergency Travel

Wow. We purchased this battery pack with 2 x 200W solar panels to power our motorhome off grid. Powers all our devices and more. It is a good size to move around and packs a punch with the power supplied, yet charges relatively quickly, even in the winter sun on a clear day. From running our kettle and toaster, induction hob, laptop, it charges multiple items like iPad,phones, cordless drill batteries, rechargeable batteries, torches, and again is very quick to charge off mains electric or solar in the right conditions. runs our portable tv and set top box. It has ample mains plugs sockets and usb connection points, and there are many accessory leads, some of which we have to use yet. It is so easy to use and wire up the solar panels, and we are very happy with the performance and are currently looking at an additional 200W solar panel. The panels are excellent and fold away neatly to save space yet are so easy to deploy and move around. If you intend to put the panels on the roof of a vehicle then an extension lead would be required to purchase. I would certainly recommend this AllPowers S2000 battery pack and compared to others on the market presently the price is great value for money. I have been using this around my home just to cut down on the current electricity prices and I see how this can be put to very good use in an emergency, or if there was a power cut. Overall we are very happy with the product. I have been in contact with customer services and all of my communications were answered promptly with good responses to the questions I was asking. Overall if you are looking for power support for you camping, caravan, or motorhome, this certainly does the job and comes at great value for the money.

1. The App, needs some work, very intermittent. Good when it works but I find myself having to disconnect/reconnect, uninstall/re-install a lot. It's working fine now but I've spent a lot of time messing around with it. 2/52. The solar panels are good but the legs have collapsed on me and are no longer useful. I've had to use some makeshift legs, fishing rod rests, steel bars and even buckets to prop them up. Underneath the covering I'm guessing they are some kind flimsy plastic construction, not substancial enough for the, not very heavy, panels. I would suggest, to Allpowers, alluminium rods instead maybe? Also I've had to buy extra cables as the ones supplied are too short for my requirements. 3/53, The Generator. Brilliant, almost perfect. I'm only using about 20% of it's charge a day and at the moment(UK summer) it tops back up to 100% in 3-4 hours. The only downside is the cooling fan that kicks in occasionally or when using the AC outputs could maybe be a little quiter but this may not bother some people but I'm using it in the back of a Miccrocamper so it's right next to my head. 5/5One thing I would like to add is you may see some bad reviews for this unit but I have the later version, it would appear the manufacturer has listened to some of the gripes about the earlier version and corrected them so make sure you're reading/watching the reviews about the later version.

Initially I had a problem with one of the cables. Solar panels to Monster. There was no connectivity. So I initiated a return and refund. Eventually, in one of the plastic bags that contained the said cable, I discovered a tiny metal sleeve. It had come from one of the connectors. Reinserted it and bingo. All is good. In fact excellent. Now keeping the unit in preparation for powercuts and emergency use. I might even buy a second Monster.

Bought for use in our motor home when off grid. Item can also be used at home. Only need to buy the spanners which are reasonably priced and for sale on Amazon. Looking to purchase another one soon and more solar panels.

The media could not be loaded. The unit arrived, no signs of life, plugged it in to the wall and heard a humming buzz, still no life from the power button or any lights etc… customer service asked for a video and just as I was about to record one this awful smell and hissing sound started followed by white smoke smelling very awful and I’d say almost sweet like.The unit was carried outside to the garden and immediately covered in a kitchen fire blanket. 20 minutes later it’s still smoldering and the seller asked me to post it back to them! I’m sorry but you cannot post something self combusting and I’m still awaiting a resolution with it sat in the middle of the garden under a fire blanket.I would certainly avoid at all costs and will be having this one disposed of professionally and billing the seller. This information will be shared with the Facebook groups also. Be careful if you own this unit!