VTOMANFlashSpeed 1000 Portable Power Station with 110W Solar Panel, LiFePO4 Solar Generator 1000W(Peak 2000W) 14 Output Ports for Vehicle Jump Start Emergency Road Trip Camping (2 Separate Packages)

This power station is excellent for remote, outdoor gigs where power is not accessible or generators are too loud. I was able to run a 15 inch powered speaker for 20 hours, medium volume… Continuously.These are very efficient and can run other type of gear, including mixers, and Cordless microphones. This experiment paid off!I recently ran an entire show of Karaoke including a 32 inch LED monitor, with one VTOMAN 1500 running the mixer, cordless mics, and video Monitor; and a VTOMAN 1000 running a Bose L1B2. They both still had over 35% power left, after a 4 1/2 hour show (at FULL volume) no one knew it was “electricity” from two batteries!! Worth every nickel!Disclaimer: I’m very much aware that this is much more than a battery, but to get my crowd to think of these simply as a very viable option to replace a combustion engine that usually needs to be at least 2 - 100 foot extension cords away… feel me? This super efficient, super cool, super clean (and comparable in price) power station, beats my gas powered beast, hands down! Buy TWO, when they go on special!

Came as described, only issue was the delivery but that's on Amazon not VTOMAN. It came at 82 % and charged quickly to 100 %.I am a CPAP user and found very little information out there on CPAP drainage on these power supplies. I used a Resmed 10 w/ humidifier for 9hrs and it used 30 %, so I should be able to get 3 nights sleep off of it and much more time on my portable CPAP.The Manuel says it comes with a DC charger, however, that was not listed as part of the package on Amazon. It does not come with the DC charger, but the customer service was quick to answer and offered to send me the DC charger.So far I'm impressed with this unit and I know it will power what I need for the time frave I'm needing.After 21 hrs of CPAP use the VTOMAN for down to 14 %, I should note I never turned the VTOMAN off when not in use so it had a constant drain on it.

The 110 watt panel that came with this FS 1000/1500wh battery is not enough for this system. Would take more than a day to charge both from 20%. Otherwise all is as advertised. Found an open box 220w vtoman panel now 330w and it is much faster, much.

There does not seem to be a common ground through the Generator. This causes issues with grounded furnaces, with the FlashSpeed Gen being the power source. If you use a Bonding-plug to resolve powering the furnace properly, when the Generator eventually "recharges" upon power-restoration, it sees this alternative-ground location and blows the power-panel's circuit-breaker. There is no real "pass-through" for the incoming ground.

I bought this portable power station so I could camp at a location without electricity nearby. This portable battery worked great. It has plenty of outlets for all your needs. You can recharge via an outlet or your car although the car recharge would take a pretty long time. There's also an option for recharging with solar. I didn't buy the solar panels so I can't speak to that piece.Something to keep in mind is that you must turn off the outlets when you're not using them or unplug everything from the power station. If you don't, it will slowly drain over the course of the day. The power station has an auto-off but if there's any draw it won't turn off. I made the mistake of leaving it on and lost 10% of my power just from my CPAP sitting idle.The container on top is a convenient spot to hold the cables for charging and I also stuck a small portable battery in there so I could charge my phone on the go.There's a fan to help keep the battery cool. It can be loud when the battery is charging but it's well worth it to keep the battery cool.

It’s so nice so far. Only thing is I ordered the set with the solar panels and they didn’t come. So I messaged them and Am waiting on a reply now. I am curious about the AC part is it for the battery or for me? Cause mine runs for like 2 seconds and cuts off, anyone else? Otherwise so far it’s so nice and I ammmm sooo excited for this! Please let me know I don’t like how I can’t message and ask other buyers. IG: Giftyhippie if you see this please message me if you have any answers?!

very nice, good value

I'm a big fan of LiFePO4 power stations for disaster preparedness and camping. Not many have an Uninterrupted Power (UPS) feature, so I got this power station just for that. To set that up, the manual says one should plug the power station into the wall, press the AC port button to turn on the AC ports, and plug devices into the AC ports. Simple enough. Initially, I tried it on my internet equipment (cable modem, firewall, wireless access point) and the FlashSpeed 1000 would randomly turn off after a day or two. After talking to VTOMAN support, they claim that the ports will turn off if the load is less than 20 watts. It's not clear to me why AC ports should turn off when in UPS mode, but fine, I'll try this with more than 20 watts of load. I moved the internet setup into the garage and also hooked the power station up to an air purifier and chest freezer. This is well above 20 watts of power at any given point in time, but the unit still randomly powers off its AC ports. Support claims one can hold down the AC power button for "always on" mode, but that was never mentioned in the user manual and it also didn't work. After many weeks of corresponding with support, they never told me that my device was defective and never offered to replace or repair what I have. This is only a few months after I purchased this. And the UPS mode of the device still doesn't work for me. VTOMAN support has stopped responding to my question about this. Maybe that's just me, but don't be surprised if VTOMAN support does that to you too.If you're wondering, the power station was in a temperature controlled environment (didn't overheat) and always had reliable power. The battery was at 100% charge capacity when the AC ports randomly turned off. The AC port usage was within their required range and no "fuse" was ever tripped.