Are you searching for a dependable and effective power station for your outdoor adventures or for when your home is in need of backup power? The ALLPOWERS R4000 Portable Power Station with 400 watt solar panel might be a option. It offers a steady charging flow that's perfect for charging your laptop, smartphone, and cameras. Not only is it convenient, it also features a smart design that makes set up and operation simple. Keep your devices powered even when you don't have access to an outlet with the ALLPOWERS R4000 Portable Power Station with 400 watt solar panel you can recharge without having electricity. This was tested in a real working environment.

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00:00 allpowers r4000 portable power station intro
02:18 What to expect to see in the video
02:36 Opening the box that was packaged safe and secure
03:07 Testing the allpowers 400 watt solar panel output
03:58 hooking up the power cables and setting up the solar generator
04:56 Testing the power output and power quality
07:14 why use a battery backup generator vs a gas generator
08:02 aligning the solar panel to the sun in important
08:40 specifications and charging rates
09:43 why this would be great in a emergency
10:58 charging rate and modes available
11:50 voice commands
12:50 setting up bluetooth and wifi monitoring operation
16:26 testing solar panel angles and effects
17:04 testing the power output on the whole house
17:49 checking the readout buttons
18:55 1800 watt microwave testing
19:55 backup gas generator incase solar cant be used
20:58 how many watts do you need and how often
21:56 more wifi detailed setup
22:10 after running the battery down to 5%
22:51 1200 watt resistive heater load test
23:51 final thoughts and recommendations