The Puritan PSM156
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I'm using a home battery backup system, which was significantly more expensive than the Puritan.
So funny. Have you seen my thread on battey power? If I may ask, what are you using. And have you tried the Puritan plugged into the load side of battery output. Some people like it. Its possible its filtering the Fet switching noise or maybe some common mode noise from the Fet inducing voltage onto the heat sinks that are generally grounded on a metal frame along.with the power supply.
I'm using the Ecoflow Delta Pro Ultra. I vaguely remember posting on a battery related thread you were active on, but I can't remember specifically. I tried all iterations and determined I can let go of the Puritan. Keep in mind, my entire system is battery powered. I use a Bluetti AC200P for front end components and my monoblocks run off the Ecoflow.
@adamaley
I am asking you some questions. But also making some starements to help others understand what the Eco Flow is all about.
Do you have utility power at the rack to compare?, Are your Eco and Bluetti in the room or attached to transfer switch in the garage?
Do you hear a difference between the Bluetti and Eco Flow.
Did you modify the units any wsy. Change duplx,? Change filter caps?
Do you have a modified cord that plugs into the 30A x 120V outlet that feeds a power strio?
What are your monoblocks? How much power.
Your Eco Flow has a 7,200 watt 240 volt inverter. That means a 3600 watt inverter per 120 volt leg. Or 30A per 120 volt leg. A respectable amount of power. Especially if your using the 30A x 120 volt outlet designed to connect to a RV. The others are probably fused at 15A x 1800 watts.
Did you ever bring deficatef #10 wires to your rack or are you plugging into a builder grade outlet and branch wire that would most likely be a undersized #14 with many breaks around the room. Not that this is bad for a comparison. Its just a testiment to a solution of fixing builder gade wall power. You do not have to tear apart your house. There are options.
Thanks for your time.
I am asking you some questions. But also making some starements to help others understand what the Eco Flow is all about.
Do you have utility power at the rack to compare?, Are your Eco and Bluetti in the room or attached to transfer switch in the garage?
Do you hear a difference between the Bluetti and Eco Flow.
Did you modify the units any wsy. Change duplx,? Change filter caps?
Do you have a modified cord that plugs into the 30A x 120V outlet that feeds a power strio?
What are your monoblocks? How much power.
Your Eco Flow has a 7,200 watt 240 volt inverter. That means a 3600 watt inverter per 120 volt leg. Or 30A per 120 volt leg. A respectable amount of power. Especially if your using the 30A x 120 volt outlet designed to connect to a RV. The others are probably fused at 15A x 1800 watts.
Did you ever bring deficatef #10 wires to your rack or are you plugging into a builder grade outlet and branch wire that would most likely be a undersized #14 with many breaks around the room. Not that this is bad for a comparison. Its just a testiment to a solution of fixing builder gade wall power. You do not have to tear apart your house. There are options.
Thanks for your time.
Trying to understand why he likes a Eco Flow better than a Puritan. Whats going on in the house. How the products differ. What he hears.
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