CHF2582.–
Goal Zero Yeti 3000X
3032 Wh, 31.60 kg
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90 reviews
Does what it promises
Great, well-designed device, but it comes at a price.
The 230 V output actually delivers an almost perfect sine wave (see picture; test with 1 kW output power).Pro
- diverse outputs for all kinds of devices
- powerful inverter
Contra
- power supply included relatively weak and gets very hot
- expensive
This review was created for a different variant: Yeti 1500X (1516 Wh, 20.70 kg)
Ingenious part for car, Alp ect.
Pro
- enough power for the most necessary
- two charging inputs
- exchangeable battery
- expandable with more Yeti tanks
Contra
- Only 2 usb connectors
This review was created for a different variant: Yeti 500X (505 Wh, 5.85 kg)
Electricity makes a lot of things easier...
I bought the 1500X model last year. It was great, but after a few cloudy and rainy days too small for our use.
I was able to sell the old model and bought this 3000X model. It is heavier and has to be careful when carrying it.
This will be used in a summer home with no electricity. Now this problem is gone. There is a Dometic CFX3 refrigerator, internet, wifi hotspot, computer, Philips Hue lights, power tools, etc....Pro
- App control
- WLAN
- Home Assistant compatibility
- Simply old device gone for sale
Wrong data: The device has a capacity of 500Wh and a power of 300W with 230V!
This review was created for a different variant: Yeti 500X (505 Wh, 5.85 kg)
No longer charges after 2 1/2 years (nicely after the warranty expired)
Costly short-lived investment
Shipped (02.10.2020) Warranty expired, làdt not without understandable reason to the layman.Pro
- Compact
- Carrying handle
Contra
- Short service life
- No diagnosis possibility
This review was created for a different variant: Yeti 200X (187 Wh, 2.27 kg)
Pure Power
Does what it should do
Pro
- Power
- Size
- Quiet
Contra
- Expensive
- Heavy
This review was created for a different variant: Yeti 6000X (6071 Wh, 48.10 kg)
6 out of 90 reviews
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