Grecell Power Station T-1000 Review - Better than Jackery Explore 1000?

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Welcome to my review of the Grecell Power Station T-1000 - a powerful and reliable portable power station that promises to keep your devices charged and ready to go, even when you're off the grid. In this video, we'll take an in-depth look at the features and capabilities of the Grecell Power Station T-1000 and compare it to the popular Jackery Explorer 1000 to see how it stacks up.
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First off, let's talk about the Grecell Power Station T-1000's impressive specs. With a massive 999Wh capacity and up to 1000Wh output, this power station is capable of charging everything from smartphones and laptops to portable fridges and electric vehicles. It also boasts a sleek and compact design that makes it easy to transport and store, and features a variety of ports and outlets, including AC, DC, USB, and more.
So how does the Grecell Power Station T-1000 compare to the popular Jackery Explorer 1000? With a lower price point than the Jackery Explore 1000 and very similar performance, the Grecell Power Station T-1000 offers unbeatable value for anyone in need of a reliable and versatile portable power source.

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30 июл 2024

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@jackkunkel Год назад

I'm quite interested in the max watt input this generator allows ( I have a 260w panel). I've seen the 155w limit you mentioned. However, Grecells advertises two 100w panels as accessories. So I wonder what is the max watts input!

@HardenedSite Год назад

Actually, you are correct. You can possibly get the total 200w input. I read the charger wrong; it provides 24v @ 6.25A, so a max wattage input at 150w. I thought that was the limit of the BMS/Charge Controller but I was mistaken! You should be perfectly fine with the 260w solar panel, especially with efficiency losses, you'll max it out for sure :)

@tonynicholson4955 11 месяцев назад

It has to be a young man to show me how to charge my cellphone wireless thank you! I suscribe and liked your video.

@49Dsf 2 месяца назад

This was helpful ! Thank you

@cathyhennessey9018 Год назад

Yes I have and use the T 1000 great product

@shondipchakravarty5261 9 месяцев назад

Great first video! I was especially looking for comparison with the Jackery, which is hard to find. Keep up the good work!

@ruggedsapper4751 Год назад

Very good review. Do more videos of this bug in kit of yours. I'm doing research, and you help me decide to get the Grecell T-1000

@PhamVans 4 месяца назад

I will always love my Jackeries, but the Grecell T1000 is well worth it considering the price difference. I have yet to see how the Grecell will perform in the long run, but it seems to be holding up so far.

@HardenedSite 3 месяца назад

Yeah it's worked well for me. I try not to use it often because it isn't an iron phosphate but it has come in useful during storms and when I'm doing long 3d prints when I know the weather is a threat haha

@alanday5255 Месяц назад

Im confused, nothing new, Amazon says the T-1000 has lithium-ion batteries?

@HardenedSite 16 дней назад

Yes it does have lithium ion batteries!

@marcosdelgadillo1481 5 месяцев назад

Can you run a garage door motor of this unit?

@HardenedSite 3 месяца назад

It depends on your garage door unit I guess. Just remember you can pull a max of 1000w so just keep that in mind :)

@edmundfong7288 Год назад

So it is apples to apples comparison to Jack, but unfair to compare to Blue.

@HardenedSite 11 месяцев назад

exactly! liOn vs lifepo4

@Woodkustoms 9 месяцев назад

Bad review… would be nice have good info and not describing boxes and cables… that coffe would of been good info to know how much juice it takes

@HardenedSite 9 месяцев назад

ru-vid.comJGWq4enYwHs - If you want to see how much it draws while cooking some spam. Otherwise you can calculate how much time the battery will last with this calculation: Time = Watt-Hours/Watt. So my coffee pot draws 712 watts and it is a 999 watt-hour battery. It will last 1.4 hours if it constantly draws 712 watts. If I made one pot of coffee which takes about 5 minutes, I would have about 939.64 watt-hours of battery left or 93% battery. If it took 10 minutes to make a pot of coffee, then it would have 881.71 WH left or 88% battery. Hope that helps!

@Woodkustoms 9 месяцев назад

@@HardenedSite yeah calculations are goid but does the battery actually put out that much… be nice to see if u did the test if it would say 88% left or maybe like i say it would be less if the machine isnt as strong as they say… i say that because i bought 1 and it dint do as much as it was suppose to…. Coffe pot was suppose to last 50 minutes before killing it and 25 mins in i had 10% left… unit only had about 2 cycles done tho might be related but anyeays sold it to buy a grecell and its way better