The Patriot Power Generator 1800 is a power generator that is often used for power outages in the home. It comes with 2 charging options — …
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Well, you can fully drain and recharge your Patriot Power Generator 1800 over 2,500 times. That’s like having 6.8 years of daily use – about 4 times the shelf …
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Guarantee. 365-Day 100% Money-Back Guarantee: This is a 100% money back guarantee. No questions asked. If for any reason, you’re not satisfied with your Patriot Power Generator, …
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Dec 18, 2018 . The Patriot, Kodiak, Goal Zero Lithium 1400 & 3000, Humless 1500 and other generators use 1500-watt continuous pure sine wave inverters. Most of those units have a …
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The Patriot Power Generator was designed to help keep you alive when the “worst-case scenario” occurs. When that happens, you’ll have to adopt a survival mindset, and only use …
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According to their website, the United States is in serious danger of a terrorist attack on their power grid that could shut down the entire country. In fact, they quote someone who claims that if the power grid was destroyed and stayed shut down for more than a year, 90% of Americans would probably die. Most people understand that having a backup generator is a good way to keep access to power when traditional energy sources go out, but it can take up to 18 gallons o…
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The Titan makes 5x more power on the same day as the Patriot 1800 (5,400 ÷ 1,080 = 5) Now with all of that being said, it is possible to add another 200 watts in panels to …
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It’ll come with a free 100W solar panel, as well as gifts (including food!). This 4Patriots solar generator features 28% more storage and 52% more power than its …
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The goal of the Patriot Power Generator is to give people a generator that can’t be shut down and isn’t cost prohibitive to keep running, which is why they have created a solar generator. This generator is “whisper quiet,” fume free, discrete, and safe to use. It offers up to 1,500 continuous watts of clean, renewable power.
It is easy to use a power strip to give you more outlets. Then you can easily plug lot of things into the Patriot 1800 solar generator. It is a bit of a pain though to have to use power strips rather than just having more outlets on the unit. Having more outlets is such a simple thing but is not included on the Patriot 1800.
The people at Patriot are really into powering the hell outta fridges. They claim that this generator can power your fridge for 16.3 hours, but in practice it’s much less than that. For the size of the average US fridge or freezer, you’d be lucky to get 6-10 hours at best. [ 1]
The Patriot comes in a general kit with solar panels, some bags of food storage, some books and other accessories. The Pure Sine Wave inverter is 1,500-watts continuous and 3,000-watts peak
That means your solar generator can handle a wider variety of appliances than ever. And the Patriot Power Generator 1800 now has a continuous output of 1,800 watts. If an appliance uses 1,800 watts of power or less, your Patriot Power Generator can run it.
Which means all day long the fridge, freezer, fans, or whatever else cannot be used. Luckily, the Patriot 1800 has a max solar input of 240 watts even though it only comes with a 100-watt solar panel. If you had 240 watts of solar panels connected to it then you could make about 1,080 watt-hours in a day.
First of all, if you look up YouTube reviews for the Patriot 1800, you’ll find that basically all of them are on the 4Patriots YouTube channel. That’s never a good sign. Amusingly, the manufacturer describes this product as “lightweight” despite the 1800 weighing a whopping 40 lbs!
The Patriot is definitely aimed at people looking to make it through a freak lightning storm or other emergency situations, with books like “The Generator Survival Checklist” and “The Blackout Response Guide” all pushing that independence mindset. I'd say it would also be good for people who live in tiny houses.