I was among the first batch of pre-order customers and received the E1500LFP in August. Being a retiree, the early bird price was incredibly enticing, so I chose it within my limited budget. I must say, the surprise it brought exceeded its price by far! It almost meets all my needs when camping! The 2200W power enables me to use multiple appliances simultaneously. At home, I connect it to my desktop computer and wall socket (to prevent data loss during power outages) because of its UPS feature. It has nearly all the functionalities I desire! The only regret is the lack of a cart. As I''m getting older, my strength isn''t what it used to be. it''s strenuous to lift two power stations separately if I purchase the EP3000 in the future. If there were a suitable cart, it would be perfect!

We ordered (and paid for ourselves) the FULL system (e1500lfp & 2 x ep3000's to make 7.7kwh) and have been testing it it 24-7 so far. We put our money where our mouth is. We really liked and still use the e2000lfp 24-7-365 so we bought this bad boy also :) We have had the full e2000lfp system for more than a year, all online on our channel for the world to see. The amount of upgrades with this system over the e2000lfp is really fantastic. We so far have a list of apx 40 things that we like better with this system over the e2000lfp. Join us on our youtube channel and watch the test and reviews in real time. note: The app could use some upgrades. https://www.youtube.com/@RamblinBobReviews/featured P.S. SEE YOU THERE !!!!! P.P.S. GREAT JOB PECRON !!!!! P.P.P.S. CAN NOT WAIT UNTIL THE E3600LFP IS RELEASED !!!!!

I have both Pecron E1500 LFP and Pecron E2000 LFP. My main use is for home backup in case of an outage. Still, the combo is fed solar energy everyday from a small solar array. If an extra solar energy is yielded over the 100 % battery bank capacity, it is used in various ways. I combine both Pecron power stations in a 'master- slave' way. The E1500 is the master and the E2000 is the slave support unit with its larger solar yielding capacity and larger battery. The E1500 having the UPS mode powers the critical loads like the refrigerator, the freezer, the modem-WiFi router and the home automation. On the E1500 LFP, the 32 -95 V 'solar' input port is always prioritized over the wall outlet supplied Ac input internal charging port. This way allows to recharge the E1500 LFP battery from either solar or using the Pecron charging 'brick' with the aviation connector or a 48 V battery charger linked to the 32 -95 V by means of a Pecron provided cable with the aviation connector. Also, this way allows the utility supplied input 1400 Watt port internal charger to work only when there is no solar or any other source supplying the 32 -95 V 'solar' input port. Otherwise, when there is power supplied to the 32 -95 V 'solar' input port, the AC internal charger is moderated to just top off the battery, So, 2400 W of solar panels supply the slave Pecron E2000 LFP that passes power to the 32 -95 V 'solar' input port of the E1500 LFP when needed. This feed is from a E2000 LFP Ac output to an external 'brick' that provides 42 V - 15 A to the 32 -95 V 'solar' input port of the E1500 LFP. I noticed that the E1500 LFP 'requires' input power to recharge only when the battery shows less than a 96 % level. The solar input of the E1500 LFP being prioritized, the 'slave' E2000 LFP AC output and accompanying brick charger remain idle until the next E1500 demand. Since the above mentioned critical loads only draw about 200 Watt-hour per hour from the E1500 LFP, the slave E2000 LFP battery gets fully charged and stops all solar input. To benefit the available free solar energy one just has to plug in some other load in the E2000 AC outputs. When possible, sometimes we plug in a space heater. Some other times, when the sun shines, we cook using a counter top oven between 20 and 60 minutes (not to deplete deeply the E2000 battery), or a hot plate, or a small slow cooker. We always care not to deplete the E2000 battery lower than 80 % by the end of daylight. No one knows what will happen during the night or the day after. Recently, hundreds of miles away from home for 15 days, we appreciated our Pecron setup. All the critical loads were powered 24/7 for 15 days. We also appreciated using the E1500 LFP WiFi monitoring app. All the critical loads were linked to the E1500 LFP. With our home WiFi router always on, we consulted the E1500 LFP status and using a camera we also monitored the E2000 status over the Internet. We were also able to activate the grid supplied heating appliances. The only missing part was that we could not activate any new load over the Internet to use the extra solar energy when the E2000 battery went to 100 %. Since then we got a WiFi controlled space heater and no longer reject the free solar energy when the power stations batteries are fully charged. We are very proud of our Pecron combination setup and warmly recommend these products.

I purchased the E1500LFP in September last year and use it every day in my RV. I encountered some usage problems last week and John quickly helped me solve them! He also provided me with a lot of good suggestions. I would definitely like to commend John for his service. If possible, I hope Pecron will provide him with a bonus! Jajaj

I've been using portable outdoor power since 2014, at that time there were few choices, but now there are more and more choices, and there are also a lot of different products and brands, last year my neighbor recommended the Pecron E1500LFP to me, I purchased it and used it for my warehouse, with a 1000W solar panel on my rooftop (voltage is only 72V), and it has been working steadily and providing enough power for my warehouse. It has been working very stable and providing enough power for my warehouse, I also often consult Pecron customer service about solar panels, and every time I got a great solution! Good product and great service!