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The Professor reviews the weatherproof Renogy Lycan 5000 Power Box modular solar generator with 4800wh HEATED LFP …
Date: August 24, 2023
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The Professor reviews the weatherproof Renogy Lycan 5000 Power Box modular solar generator with 4800wh HEATED LFP …
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Question…. and maybe i missed something, but i heard you say that the minimum input for solar was 60v, and that would take 3 12 V panels. In my world 3 times 12 is 36. What am i missing??
Made by Uncle Sugar ..sorta, we had these in theater while on deployment. They were designed and built by Tobyhanna Mfg. They mmmmmake all sorts of goodies for the gubmint
Best Investment Ever!
Prof. Hobo: "That's THIS many…" Me: [Spits out drink laughing]
Honestly, a very cool and well thought out box and can see it working well in a variety of applications. With the 48V setup it would be really nice if it had inputs for an auxiliary alternator… with 125-150A alternator it could charge up that battery in under an hour making this box even more versatile in something like a van build. 12v outputs would also be really nice. Overall super cool though and at a great price point. The waterproof aspect is a huge plus!
Does it transform into an insane naked humanoid wolf that runs around biting people?
Does it come with the heater as well cuz it has stayed outside here in a freeze to death you get freezing weather and snow in the winter time.
Well that means I could probably put that on top of a cabinet the cabinet full of batteries and use as a powerhouse giving it more batteries for a longer capacity. And if we can give up 3600 w continuously I could hook it up to my kitchen stove if I could change it to 240 volts.
Great info! I feel more informed.
If only it was split phase. Won't run my well pump.
I am not sure if I understood you correctly.
Did you say that this Lycan system can be used to lower electric bills and allow for power outage at the same time.
It is confusing to me.
Thank you for taking the time to answer if you see this.
Can I use this unit to create my own micro grid and power solar panels and micro verters I already have.
What happens if you let it run the battery down to shut off voltage? Is there a Min percentage discharge for these batteries or do they protect themselves?
Hey Mr. Hobotech! I get dizzy watchin' this kind of stuff, so why don't you do an old man a favor & make a video for me. I'm about to retire, and am going to put up a couple of greenhouses. They're going to be about 30ft by 90 ft, & I'm going to dig down 6 to 8 feet & run pipe to warm them, along with a few other tricks for a burst of cold weather, so I don't need power for heat. What I do need is power for lights, & I'd like to keep it as simple as possible. We're pretty sunny in eastern NC, but I'll need to illuminate them for about four hours a day. I'd like to use basic bulb grow lights hung from a basic socket on a power cord type thing (provides unique flexibility). Figure I'll need around 125 of them per greenhouse. They run 12 watts a bulb. What's the most basic solar setup I'd need for that type of rig?
Too low solar Voltage input limit of 148 VDC. Industry standard for an all-in-one system like this is 500 VDC. No 240VDC output option…. a non-starter.
Get an EcoFlow Delta Pro or two and have a much better and more powerful system.
Awesome info as always – looking forward to the Solar panel and Renogy One integration video's! I wish the discount codes worked here in Canada….sigh
interesting product but having a person blind reach into a live cabinet when the power is out is insane
OK somebody needs to retrofit some sort of LCD screen into that door behind the glass with a raspberry pie or similar running a Yule log….
Could you feed it through an auto transformer
Doesn't look like it's for the UK… a more industrial battery…!