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I don't think that statement is inaccurate. You can pull up to 2400W if you are not plugged into an AC source. If you plug it in then you are capped at 1440W. The F2000 does support 1000W of solar (DC). But if you are using DC then you can go output more than the input using the battery...

Bit late on the reply here but I do own a Campstream one and while nice, it is not without its drawbacks. As mentioned it is designed to work with the center two vents and close off all others. The problem is that even with the vents closed on the screen there is still airflow from those other...

The problem is the Max AC input of 1440w. I can confirm any output exceeding 1440w trips the F2000 and kills all output. Unplug the input and you can go up to 2400w with no issue. My understanding is that the UPS functionality just refers to how quickly it can switch between pass through AC to...

Amazing idea. I ran into the exact same thing with my Anker F2000 and it quickly became a pain having to unplug the AC to run certain devices. Sad to have to convert from dc->ac->dc but it will be a nice option to have in a pinch.

Perfect thank you so much. I spent several hours today trying to find that part number and failed. It’s not a lot of room but I would feel better about it than taking a 4” hole saw to mine. No functional risk but still hard to do.

Got the seats removed yesterday following the broken weld incident on the top nuts securing the top of the seats. It was not an easy feat and if you’re squeamish please look away. I ended up having to use a hole saw to gain access to the nut. Two holes on the first side and one on the other...

Sorry for reviving an old thread here. Any chance that someone grabbed the part number for the non powered tonneau shelf assembly? I have the powered version but with my canopy camper install I am losing the ability/ no longer need the ability to use the tonneau. I’m mocking up some plans to...

I had both top bolts break the welds unfortunately. It didn’t even take that much force so it must not have been a very good weld. Further investigation looks like there are no access holes into that 3” by 3” channel so I guess I am going to be creating my own tomorrow. Really don’t see any way...

I just had this happen on mine trying to remove today. Any updates from your side?