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I have purchased 4 products from this company and could not be happier. 2 battery boxes and 2 control boxes. Great quality and great value for the money. Yes they took a bit longer to arrive but well worth the wait... Now I want this product!
I bought many battery boxes from Licitti and the owner thought that I was reselling them so he offered me a deal to sell a rebranded version of my own so I told him that I was buying them for people that I know and they was reimbursing me because of their financial situation. Lol GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!
This looks like a serious piece of machinery! I love the light up usb port that’s so cool. I really have to save up to get a nice power station these things are getting more and more impressive. Thanks for always showing off such cool stuff!
Always warning people and testing important products for self reliance . This channel is a blessing ! Please consider testing cistern water pumps and water filters . Can't last long without water ... and salt ! Maybe the #1 barter item in a grid down situation ! Many thanks ! ✝️🙏❤️
utube manipulating notifications... again ! Keep on bringing it to us brother ! You're appreciated ! Even if I can't afford it who knows if or when that knowledge will come in handy . Sharing.... Mike ✝️🙏❤️💪
I'm fairly new to the battery generator and I've considered building one for just my refrigerator. I gotta say, this unit is well worth the money and time saving vs. building one. Great review, and thank you.
I'm reading Lights Out by Ted Koppel about the power grid going down, great book. I purchased the Licitti 1000w battery box and recieved it within a week! It works great along side with my EcoFlow Delta 2 Max. Thinking about getting the Cyber Box next.
I do not seem to understand the grass electricity in general other than it makes stuff work in the basic if something breaks replaced with sprout but I will be purchasing that cyber box very soon possibly two well it will be too but I'll only be able to get one for right now but I like the way you explain stuff just know that you've helped somebody out right direction
I was looking at the specifications and I noted the "AC Continuous Output Voltage" was 100-120V / 220-240V, and the AC Rated Frequency was 50Hz / 60Hz. I am wondering if it's possible for the user to switch between the 100-120V / 220-240V outputs and the 50Hz / 60Hz outputs? I know it sounds like a silly question, but you do have viewers in the UK and other countries where the standard is different then the U.S.A. An example if this follows. England: 50 hertz (Hz) and a voltage of 230 volts. THANK YOU AND BLESS YOU FOR THE GREAT REVIEW AND YOUR CHANNEL.
I live in Tennessee last 2 years we had tornados and ice storms knocked my power out for a week at a time 3 time. In last year alone. I really need to get one of those . I have been looking. But so many different ones out there which one do I choose for my needs .? I live in an apartment.
Hey, that's cool. What is the maximum capacity of the MMPT? The site only lists it at 12-25VDC. Does that mean as long as you don't go over 25V, you are good to go?
My Cyberbox 3000 with 300Ah just arrived tonight. First thoughts are...WOW...put together amazingly well and very solid metal case for cells. Display is really nice and am just shocked at what I got for the price!!! However, The NEGATIVE....I received NO charger or any cables/accessories. Will contact them to find out issue. Other then that, it is an awesome unit.
@Iridium242 mark from licitti emailed me back rather quickly, and stated another package is being sent with charger and cables like in your video. If they send all those items, then this has to be the best bang for the buck I have seen. The quality of the unit is quite impressive.
Yes - had to request the accessories as well, and was initially told "I did not order it". But in being persistent, everything (seen in the video here) was sent out from the offices in Chine (aka-3 weeks shipping to get here)
Thank you for the excellent detail provided and your time in producing this video. I'm considering getting one for use with communications gear (primarily Disaster Relief related and for the ham bands 3.5 - 144 Mhz) and wonder if you tested for RFI, especially with the unit under load? Thanks, again, for your hard work in making quality videos that bring these products to our attention. The $100 off coupon is a great bonus, too!!! Mike, N3JW
Not intentionally lol I had it on this afternoon and was playing around with my Xiegu G90, no more noise or other issues, I didn't run it off the battery but just having it charging or running near the radio did not cause any RFI, I will have to test it plugging in the radio itself. Some of the cheaper power stations generate so much RFI you cant even have them on NEAR an HF rig
@@Iridium242 Thank you for taking the time to provide this information!!! And I agree with your comment that some of these units are as effective as the old "spark gap" transmitters of days gone by! Grin.
A few questions about this unit because im ready to buy it 1- can i charge through ac and solar at the same time for a faster speed changing? 2- can i use it 24/7 powering a fridge? Im planning of living this at my garage with some solar panels and run a fridge and probably charge my tools batteries 3- in case of emergency, can i xharge through a gas generator and use at the same time? Thanks i hope you can answer my questions because im interested
I like this unit, but I tried to set up as a UPS with Licitti’s 40 amp charger and the charger apparently doesn’t sense voltage and doesn’t kick back on. Am I doing something wrong?
They have a 24v 150ah version with 300ah rated poles for daisy chain another expansion battery but it's missing the wireless charging. I think i go for that one. Did you tested that one?
yes you can. there are 2 50 amp input/output Anderson connections and a 175 Amp Anderson connection. Iridium commented below that it takes 12-25volt MPPT. One thing though, even though those Anderson connections take high Amps, I wonder if the internal wiring can handle the load, so I don't know if I'd go too crazy with the solar. Maybe spread it out with 2 outboard MPPTs in 2 different Andersons.
can I see the battery in the Box the newest video you show of the power box because I like to copy some of his ideas for my box for backup power for backup power
The documentation states the Licitti 3000 and the version 2 can product 220v AC. This is critical to power my 1 1/2 hp well pump instead of a loud generator. Do these Licitti product 220v suitable for a 1 1/2 well pump (550ft.) Thank you.
This CyberBox looks awesome, but can the batteries be replaced? I was interested in this box over the bluetti or ecoflow provided that batteries could be replaced similar to the smaller battery box. I'm not a fan of the e-waste in buying a whole new box if it's only the batteries that need replacing after a few years on all these power station units.
It is openable, the sides have little rubber covers over the hex screws that screw the top on the bottom. As with most of the licitti gear, you can take off the top so I assume they can be replaced, I will email him to confirm and add that to the notes of the video.
@@Iridium242 Did you get an answer on this? I just bought the 3000W and hope that I can swap out batteries with a backup if necessary. Thank you for your review.
That's is hard to answer because it depends on so many things, like how many watts and amps the fridge takes. If its a fridge that draws a lot of power then it may not last as long as one that does not.
@Iridium242 I want one of these bad, but I'm not well versed on these units. On the Licitti site, they offer the CyberBox 3000 with 200ah and 300ah batteries for very little difference in price. Is there any difference in the two units aside from battery capacity? Are the units the same size? Do they have the same capability?
Solar voltage input is 12-25VDC but not sure on watts, so I shot him an email to see, I know it can handle 400 watts input solar, because I already tried that after the video.
Not sure but you can email mark at Licitti and i am sure he could custom build it, he will add what he can if you ask, he IS super busy so he might take a while to get back to you but he will
It seems they are sending batches of units from China to strategic shipping warehouses in the US to then send on. My experience was the number of units available at these sites is not updated in real time. When I ordered, it showed 8 units in CA, but in actuality there were none and mine came directly from China thru a US warehouse, then on the my residence...nearly a 5 week wait from ordered to received.
It starts charging from solar when solar is plugged in. And, of course, stops when it reaches its set level. I have mine set to cut off at 14.4 volts but you can change it to anything you like
@@Iridium242I'm glad you mentioned that you set it to 14.4. I noticed at the beginning of the video the app said it was set to 14.8. I thought ouch too high 😂
