Pecron's New E300LFP Power Station: My 'Best In Class' Pick for the Sub-300Wh Capacity Class!

Summary

In this review, the presenter introduces the new Pekron E300 LFP power station, a compact and affordable addition to the E Series. With a 288Wh capacity, it outperforms competitors like the Bluetti E3A and EcoFlow River 2. The E300 features a 600W pure sine wave inverter, multiple charging options, and a user-friendly interface. The video includes tests for capacity, load handling, solar charging, UPS functionality, and noise levels, concluding that the E300 is an impressive choice in its class. A giveaway contest is also announced, with details on how to enter.

Takeaways

• 🌟 The E300 LFP is the newest and smallest member of the Pekron E Series power stations, offering a compact and portable option for consumers.
• 🎁 Pekron is offering a giveaway contest for the E300 LFP, where one lucky winner will receive a unit shipped directly from Pekron.
• 🔋 The E300 LFP has a rated capacity of 288 watt-hours, which is more than the Bluetti E3A and EcoFlow River 2, its competitors in the entry-level power station market.
• 🔌 It features a 600-watt pure sine wave inverter, doubling the power output of the EcoFlow River 2 and providing more capacity at a lower price.
• 🛒 The package includes a warranty card, user guide, AC charging cable, and a car charging cable with a DC5521 connector, but no solar charging cable.
• 🚀 The E300 LFP is lightweight and includes wireless charging on top, making it convenient for outdoor activities like camping.
• 🔆 It supports charging with a 100-watt solar panel, which should be able to fully charge the unit in about 5-6 hours under decent sunlight conditions.
• 🔍 The DC discharge test showed an 82.5% usable capacity from the rated 288 watt-hours, which is an average result among tested power stations.
• 🔌 The AC discharge test revealed a usable capacity of 240 watt-hours through the AC inverter, equating to 83% of the rated capacity.
• 💡 The E300 LFP passed the 600-watt AC inverter load test, confirming its ability to handle high loads for a full 10 minutes.
• 🌞 The solar charging test showed that the E300 LFP can automatically resume charging via solar without any additional user input, a desirable feature for convenience.

Q & A

What is the new product released by Pekon that is being reviewed in the script?

The new product released by Pekon is the E300 LFP, the smallest member of the Pekon E Series.

What is the capacity of the E300 LFP in terms of watt-hours, and how does it compare to its competitors?

The E300 LFP has a capacity of 288 watt-hours, which is more than the Bluetti E3A with 268 watt-hours and the EcoFlow River 2 with 256 watt-hours.

What is the power output of the E300 LFP's inverter, and how does it compare to the River 2?

The E300 LFP has a 600-watt pure sine wave inverter, which has double the power output of the River 2's inverter.

What is included in the box with the E300 LFP power station?

In the box with the E300 LFP, there is a warranty card, a user guide, an AC charging cable, a car charging cable with a DC5521 connector, but no solar cable.

What is the maximum solar charging capacity of the E300 LFP, and what is the voltage range it accepts?

The E300 LFP can accept a maximum of 100 watts through the DC5521 port, and the voltage range it accepts is between 12 and 28 volts.

What is the result of the DC discharge test for the E300 LFP, and what percentage of its rated capacity does this represent?

The DC discharge test resulted in 238.96 watt-hours, which is about 82.5% of the E300 LFP's rated capacity.

What was the outcome of the AC discharge capacity test for the E300 LFP?

The AC discharge capacity test yielded 240 watt-hours, which is 83% of the E300 LFP's rated capacity.

What is the maximum load that the E300 LFP's AC inverter can handle, and did it pass the load test?

The E300 LFP's AC inverter can handle a maximum load of 600 watts, and it passed the load test by running at 609 watts for the full 10 minutes.

How did the E300 LFP perform in terms of resuming solar charging after being shut down?

The E300 LFP successfully resumed solar charging automatically in the morning without needing any buttons pressed or unplugging and replugging of the solar connection.

What is the noise level of the E300 LFP under maximum load, and how does it compare to its competitors?

The E300 LFP produced just under 60 dB under maximum load, which is noticeably quieter than the Bluetti E3A, which reached 75 dB under max load.

How can viewers enter the giveaway contest to win an E300 LFP, and when will the winner be announced?

To enter the giveaway, viewers need to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and leave a comment including the words 'E300 LFP'. The winner will be announced on March 10th, 2024.

Outlines

00:00

🌟 Introduction to the Pekron E300 LFP Power Station

The video script introduces the Pekron E300 LFP, the newest and smallest addition to the Pekron E Series power stations. The presenter, a known fan of Pekron's products, highlights the E300's increased functionality and value for money. The script also announces a giveaway contest for a chance to win an E300, urging viewers to watch until the end for entry details. The E300 is positioned as a competitor to the Bluetti E3A and EcoFlow River 2, boasting higher capacity and power output at a lower price. The unboxing section reveals the power station's contents, including a warranty card, user guide, charging cables, and the power station itself, which is noted for its portability and features like wireless charging, ventilation fans, and multiple charging ports.

05:01

🔋 Testing the E300 LFP's Performance and Features

The script details the testing process for the E300 LFP's performance, starting with a DC discharge test to measure the usable capacity from the DC outputs, which resulted in 238.96 watt-hours, approximately 82.5% of the rated capacity. Following this, an AC discharge capacity test was conducted, yielding 240 watt-hours, or 83% of the rated capacity, which is considered an average result. The E300's ability to handle a 600-watt AC inverter load for 10 minutes is confirmed, demonstrating its capability to power heavy loads. The script also discusses the power station's solar charging capabilities, noting its compatibility with a 100-watt solar panel and its ability to resume charging automatically after shutdown. Additionally, the E300's UPS mode is tested, ensuring it can provide uninterrupted power to devices during an outage.

10:03

🌞 Solar Charging and UPS Mode Evaluation

The script continues with the solar charging test, where the E300 successfully resumes charging with a 200-watt solar panel without any manual intervention, showcasing its user-friendly design. The UPS mode functionality is further evaluated, demonstrating a seamless transition to battery power during a simulated power outage, ensuring continuous operation for connected devices. The script also investigates the E300's AC output quality, using an old guitar amp as a test subject to determine if the power station introduces any noise or buzz to the AC supply, which is found to be minimal but noticeable.

15:05

🏆 Conclusion and Giveaway Details for the E300 LFP

The script concludes with the presenter's positive impression of the E300 LFP, ranking it as the best power station tested in its sub-300 watt-hour capacity range due to its solid performance and affordability. The E300's list price is mentioned, along with a discount code provided by Pekron, significantly reducing the cost. The presenter also discusses the power station's availability on Pekron's website and upcoming listing on Amazon. The script wraps up with details on how to enter the giveaway contest, emphasizing the simplicity of the process and the legitimacy of the contest, warning viewers about potential scams and urging them to participate for a chance to win the E300 LFP.

Keywords

💡Pekron E300 LFP

The Pekron E300 LFP is a portable power station, which is the focus of the video. It is part of Pekron's E Series and is the smallest member, offering a balance of power capacity and portability. The video discusses its features, performance, and value for money, making it a central concept in the script.

💡Power Station

A power station, in this context, refers to a portable energy storage device that can provide power to various appliances. The video reviews the Pekron E300 LFP as an example of a power station, highlighting its capacity, output, and usability.

💡Capacity

Capacity, in terms of power stations, refers to the amount of energy that can be stored and provided by the device. The script mentions that the E300 LFP has a rated capacity of 288 watt-hours, which is a key factor in its performance and utility.

💡Inverter

An inverter is a device within a power station that converts direct current (DC) to alternating current (AC), allowing the power station to power devices that require AC power. The E300 LFP features a 600-watt pure sine wave inverter, which is significant for its ability to handle higher power loads.

💡Watt-hours (Wh)

Watt-hours is a unit of energy that indicates the amount of work done. In the script, watt-hours is used to describe the energy capacity of the E300 LFP, with a rated capacity of 288 Wh, which helps viewers understand how much energy can be stored and discharged.

💡Solar Charging

Solar charging is the process of using solar panels to recharge the power station's battery. The video script discusses the E300 LFP's capability to charge via solar, mentioning a full-day charge with a 100-watt solar panel, which is an important feature for off-grid use.

💡Load Testing

Load testing is a procedure to determine the performance of a power station under different power demands. The script describes a load test on the E300 LFP, pushing it to near its 600-watt threshold to see if it can handle the load for a full 10 minutes.

💡UPS Mode

UPS stands for Uninterruptible Power Supply. In the context of the video, UPS mode is a feature that allows the E300 LFP to act as a backup power source, providing seamless transition to battery power during an outage. The script tests this feature with a laptop to ensure it works without disrupting operation.

💡AC Output

AC output refers to the alternating current power that a power station can supply. The E300 LFP has a 600-watt AC output, which is tested for its ability to run various appliances and for the cleanliness of the power it provides, as discussed in the script.

💡Giveaway

A giveaway is a promotional contest where a prize is offered to a winner selected at random. The script mentions a giveaway contest for the E300 LFP, which is a way to engage viewers and promote the product, with details on how to enter provided in the video.

💡Remote App Control

Remote app control allows users to manage the power station's functions through a smartphone app. The script highlights that the E300 LFP supports this feature, enabling users to control outputs, set auto-shutdown timeouts, and manage charging rates remotely.

Highlights

Introduction of the new E300 LFP, the smallest member of the Pekron E Series.

Pekron's generous giveaway contest for a chance to win an E300.

Comparison of the E300's 288 watt-hours capacity with competitors like the Bluetti E3A and EcoFlow River 2.

The E300's 600-watt pure sine wave inverter doubles the power output of the River 2 at a lower cost.

Unboxing the E300 to reveal its contents, including a warranty card and user guide.

Description of the E300's physical features, such as wireless charging and ventilation fans.

Testing the E300's DC discharge capacity, revealing an 82.5% usable capacity from the DC outputs.

Conducting an AC discharge capacity test, resulting in 240 watt-hours through the AC inverter.

Load testing the E300's 600-watt AC inverter to verify its performance under a 609-watt load.

Demonstration of the E300's solar charging capabilities, including auto-resume after shutdown.

UPS mode testing on the E300 to ensure clean and fast switchover to battery power.

Assessment of the E300's AC output cleanliness when powering a guitar amp.

Introduction of the E300's remote app control and configuration features.

Discussion on the E300's noise level during operation and its comparison with competitors.

Pricing details and a discount code for the E300, emphasizing its affordability.

Availability information for the E300 on Pekron's website and upcoming Amazon listing.

Conclusion on the E300 LFP being the best power station tested in its capacity range.

Instructions on how to enter the giveaway contest for the E300.

Advice on how to identify legitimate communication from the host versus potential scammers.

Transcripts

hey thanks for joining me if you've been

watching my power station reviews for a

while now you probably already know that

I been a pretty strong fan of the pekron

eer power stations having reviewed the

uh e2000 lfp the e600 lfp recently uh

the newly released e1500 lfp which

brought some new and much appreciated

functionality to that uh pekron lineup

which was already packing a ton of value

in terms of what you get for the money

but today we've got something brand new

from pekron that I think a lot of people

are going to like this is the new E300

lfp it's the newest and smallest member

of the pekron E Series and as a fun

bonus pekron has actually also very

generously offered to do a giveaway

contest on this video where we'll be

giving away one of these e300s to a

lucky winner so be sure to watch until

the very end to find out how to enter

for your chance to win this guy well not

this one but a new one shipped direct to

you from pekron all right let's Jump

Right In this new E300 lfp does compete

Direct ly with things like the

entry-level uh blue edti e3a and the

ecoflow river 2 power stations U but at

a rated 288 wat hours it's got more

capacity than the e3a which only has two

268 and uh it's got more capacity than

the river 2 that has 256 wat hours and

the 600 watt pure sine wave inverter on

this guy has double the power output of

that River too and for less money but

we'll talk a little bit more about that

in a bit all right before we get into

the other details and find out how this

thing performs let's jump back in time a

few weeks and see what it comes with in

the

Box all right warranty card so it looks

like as long as you register it you do

get a 2-year warranty little user

guide all right that is all that's in

the

box that is a cute little

guy there's a uh little pouch P attached

back here see we get in the pouch right

standard AC charging cable and a car

charging cable with a

dc5521 connector on it so

no uh solar cable all right so we have

got just a quick look this thing is this

thing is adorable it's not stupid heavy

either so it's got wireless charging on

top it's got um ventilation fans on the

side here one is probably an intake one

is an an outake is that right on this

side we've got a light there we

go typical light actually useful good on

a picnic table if you're out camping and

uh let's see there's the AC charge port

and there is the

dc5521 DC charge port and it says 12 to

28 volts DC 100 W Max so on something

with this kind of capacity which which

is 288 W hours uh with a 100 watt solar

panel you should be able to get about

400 WS of charged capacity in a full day

of uh decent Sun so really you should be

able as long as you got decent Sun

conditions you should be able to fully

charge this thing with 100 wat solar

panel in I don't know maybe five 6 hours

tops and uh we'll test that and let's

see up front standard uh 12vt 10 amp car

charge socket interestingly it's got a

24v uh 5 aamp

dc5525 port and then a 12vt 5 amp

accessory Port right there you got a uh

1 PD 100 looks like in and out so I have

to test that but it looks like you could

charge this through the PD 100 USB port

as well and then you've got uh two 18w

quick charge type a USB ports and and a

couple of um this says 600 watts Max so

600 watt AC inverter and uh we'll get

into all the specs all right I think

that's about all we can do for now let's

jump forward in time and go do some

testing on this thing find out if it's

worth the very modest price tag that it

has let's do a DC discharge test on this

I've got it fully charged up and we're

going to find out uh I think it's 288

wat hours rated but we know we're not

going to get all of that uh or at least

we typically don't get all of that let's

find out how much we can get through the

DC Port now I've got this connected to

the 24volt port all right let me dial

this up and uh see what we can get

all right so I got about 130 Watts we're

going to let this thing go until the

battery uh the E300 BMS shuts us down

and uh find out how many wat hours we

actually accumulated here we are ticking

the wat hours up slowly but surely and

we'll find out what the usable capacity

out of the DC ports is on this E300 lfp

all right looks like our test is done we

have completely stopped I don't think we

can get anything else out of this let's

see what it comes up 0% okay so we're

registered

238.9 6 wat hourss that's out of a rated

288 wat hours so that would be uh about

82 and 1.5% of rated capacity is what we

can actually get out of the uh DC

outputs on this E300 and 82.5% is Right

Square in the middle of average in terms

of all the power stations that I have

tested all right let's get this thing

charged back up and then we'll run an AC

discharge capacity test and see how that

goes got the 300 all powered up should

be 100% turn the AC inverter on let's do

a usable capacity test out of that AC

inverter and uh we're going to run this

till it shuts us

down and see how we do go ahead and

switch that over let's see if we can

see 119.4 volts so very good voltage

number out of this tiny little guy all

right we'll switch it back over to wat

hours and we'll let that count up our AC

discharge test is done let's find out

how many usable wat hours we got through

the AC

inverter out of a rated 288 wat hours we

got

240 W hours so that is a uh

83% of rated capacity which is just a

solid middle-of the road average number

so not a bad number not a standout

number but certainly not a bad number so

240 usable wat hour through the AC

inverter all right let's do some load

testing on this little E300 now despite

the name E300 it actually has a 600 wat

AC inverter so let's see if we can get

this thing really close to maybe

slightly above or slightly below that

600 watt threshold through the AC

inverter and find out if it can run that

for a full 10 minutes so let's check it

out here turning on the AC

inverter heard the fans kick on for just

a moment I've already got an oil heater

load connected to it and it's pulling a

609 Watts so let's start the timer and

see if it'll run for 10

minutes all

right you hear the fans are quite a bit

louder than they were when we started I

think we we peaked if you were watching

the meter here we peaked at about I

think just below 58 DB at maximum volume

which is basically where we are right

now um that's uh I'd say it's fairly

average uh in terms of uh full fan speed

for an AC inverter in this capacity

class yeah definitely did pass the 600 W

AC inverter load test if you want to see

what other kinds of things that you

could run with this device being a 600

wat uh AC inverter output and a 288 W

rated battery capacity I'll put a link

below in the description for the video

for you so you can go check out a Google

spreadsheet you can download that and

then you can key in that 288 wat hours

and the 600 watt AC inverter and it'll

tell you the typical types of things

that you can run with it and for how

long would you be able to run those

things so if you're interested in that

go check that out in the description

below but yeah so far this thing is

performing quite well for a little tiny

unit in this capacity class all right

let's get the solar testing started on

this now I think as I mentioned before

it'll take a maximum of 100 Watts

through this little dc5521 port on the

side and uh the voltage Max which is

always important to know is between 12

and only 28 volts so whatever

combination of panels you connect to

this you do not want it to Output more

than 28 volts of voltage open circuit or

you will probably damage the charge

controller so what I'm going to do is

turn uh the solar panels on here I've

already checked my solar input I've

actually connected a 200 wat panel that

is outputting about 20 volts uh it will

be outputting a little more current so

I'm going to be capped it's still going

to be capped at 100 Watts uh so I've

basically over panel this but that's

safe to do because I am under that 20 uh

28 volt

maximum um spec so I'm going to go ahead

and turn this heat Source on actually I

think I had it on let me go and turn the

AC inverter back

on and this is going to pull basically

200 Watts continuous and run this all

the way down and then we're going to

find out in the morning when we come

back if we have a little bit of sun uh

if this will resume Char charging itself

via solar automatically in the morning

without me having to press any buttons

to get it to do that because that's what

we would like to see not all power

stations will do that some will require

you to unplug and replug the solar

connection maybe a power cycle the unit

or something like that that's kind of an

inconvenience not typically a deal

breaker but I'd prefer not to have to do

that so we'll see if this little E300

lfp lets us autor resume solar charging

in the morning after it's been shut down

so we'll see you in the morning and

we'll find out what the situation

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is it is actually about 11 a.m. but we

do have a little bit of Sun out there

for a change man we've had a long string

of very cloudy overcast days here in

Ohio uh but we are getting actually 102

Watts so we're maxing this thing out

with that over paneled uh 200 watt uh

panel that I have connected and we're

getting that full 100 Watts that this

thing can take and actually a couple

over that but we are currently at 81% it

was fully depleted overnight and it did

resume charging all by itself I didn't

have to press any buttons or unplug

replug anything it uh it just worked so

that's exactly what you you want to see

uh with the E300 and by the way with

that 100 watt input because this is only

a 288w hour rated battery capacity you

can uh easily charge this in well under

a full day of full sun or a full day of

mixed sun and clouds uh should be easily

able to fully recharge this with just a

100 wat solar panel so pretty happy with

how this uh this little guy is actually

performing with solar all right let's do

a ups test on this E300 um I've got the

laptop with the battery removed plugged

in here to the AC inverter got the AC

inverter on and we're running some disc

disc benchmarking actually we will as

soon as I turn it on now we're running

some disc

benchmarking you can see my disc

activity just shot up just so you can

see I've got grid power coming in from

the side on the AC input to the E300 and

we have AC power going out the front to

the laptop so I'm going to simulate the

power outage by pulling the grid power

and if we were to if we were to to take

a look here that little tiny icon just

to the upper right of the state of

charge meter there it says UPS it's very

small try to zoom in there and give you

a look at it but it does say that we are

uh in UPS mode so it detects that a load

is being um uh served here off the AC

inverter and that we also have AC input

so let's just see if I get a uh a fast

enough switch over to battery power cuz

right now we should be passing through

AC power which is what UPS mode is uh

and hopefully we will not disrupt our

laptop so if we see any flickers or shut

down we'll know that it wasn't fast

enough so let's uh simulate the power

outage right now by pulling the AC input

uh power cord here we go one two

3 right no hiccups on the laptop and

just to show you there's no trickery

I'll try to unplug and replug this as

quick as I

can that was not very quick but you can

see the laptop went out

immediately all right so yeah UPS mode

on this tiny little E300 lfp confirmed

all right let's find out how clean the

AC output is on this little E300 lfp and

we're going to use my old guitar amp so

if you have a use case where you guys

want to power a guitar amp remotely or a

PA system and you don't want to get Buzz

uh coming out of that AC power supply uh

we're going to find out if this is

suitable for that particular application

so I've got my old guitar amp here I'll

plug this into grid power and we are

going to give it a test to see how it

sounds on grid power as a baseline so

let me put my mic in front of

that a little bit of

hum now let's see how it performs when

we plug it into the E300 all right same

test

all right comparatively that that is

fairly clean I wouldn't give it a 100%

pass I'd give it about a 90% pass so it

there is a slightly uh additional Buzz

there's a slight additional Buzz over

what you get from grid power but it's

not terribly intrusive at least on this

particular amp and I think actually if

you had an amp with noise suppression

built in like most of the fender rumbles

for example um those probably aren't

going to you're not going to hear any

kind of extra noise out of something

like that uh but uh so yeah just be

aware very slight bit of extra noise

coming through the E300 when you're uh

powering an AC load especially if you're

doing a PA system or a guitar amp so

like its larger siblings it's very solid

performance out of this E300 lfp during

testing and by the way also like that

recently released e1500 this E300 does

also support uh remote app control and

configuration from the Perron mobile app

so that gives you control over things

like the AC and DC outputs you can uh

independently set the auto shutdown

timeouts and charge rate U you can also

just sort of override all that by

toggling the Eco Mode on and that will

basically Set uh the timeouts to 2 hours

and the charge rate to 50% so you're

basically putting less stress on the

battery cells which is nice uh but

basically it allows you to control all

the usual things you'd like to be able

to remotely control from your phone uh

and you probably do want to leave the

auto shutdown timeout turned on because

I did also test the no Lo draw on this

a300 and because of that 600 watt

inverter is a pretty large inverter in

comparison to that 288 rated wat hour

capacity it'll consume about 3% of the

unit's capacity per hour all by itself

so if you were to turn off that auto

shutdown it'll run itself to 0% state of

charge in about a day and a half if you

forget to turn that AC inverter off so

you probably want to leave that on um

and speaking of the inverter I will also

say that this is probably not the

quietest unit that I have tested as you

saw it produced uh just under 60 DB

under maximum load in the test Clips um

and uh you know even if you just leave

the inverter on with no load for more

than just a few minutes it will emit a

low volume white noise so actually check

it out here's a quick

example so definitely not a bothersome

sound but also definitely not silent and

to be perfectly Fair the similarly

speced bluetti e3a actually clocked in a

whopping 75 DB under Max load so by

comparison the E300 is actually

noticeably quieter still than its direct

competitors and I can honestly say that

this E300 has a better build quality as

well which is to say that it's built

pretty much just like that e1500 only

quite a bit smaller now in terms of

pricing the E300 does have a list price

of $199 and that even there makes it one

of the more affordable options that

you're going to find and uh for a

limited time anyway pekron has provided

me a discount code that you can use that

will get that price down to just $159

which is a kind of a ridiculously good

deal for a little power station like

this now in terms of availability this

E300 lfp is just now being released on

perron's website and in about a week or

so you should be able to get it on

Amazon as well and I'll put a product

Link in the description below for you uh

for perron's website and I'll add one

for Amazon just as soon as that uh that

listing is active there so overall I

would say that I continue to be very

impressed with these new power stations

uh from pekron and I can honestly say

that this E300 lfp I would say ranks as

the best power station that I've tested

today in that sub 300w hour class of uh

capacity range it's just a very solid

affordable unit all right so let's uh

talk real quickly about how you can

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one of these little guys it's pretty

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couple weeks after this video is going

to post so you'll probably want to jump

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