Ampace Andes 1500 im Check: Powerstation lädt in 53 Min. voll!

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Die Ampace Andes 1500 Powerstation überzeugt im Test mit extrem schneller Ladezeit: In nur 53 Minuten ist der 1462 Wh große LiFePO4-Akku voll – ideal für alle, die unterwegs nicht viel Zeit verlieren wollen.

Mit einer Dauer-Ausgangsleistung von 2400 W (kurzzeitig bis 2700 W), insgesamt 13 Anschlüssen (darunter 4x AC, 2x USB-C mit 100 W) und robustem, schmalem Design eignet sie sich perfekt für den Einsatz im Camper, beim Camping oder als Notstromversorgung zuhause.

Das Gehäuse ist stabil gebaut, die Lüfter bleiben im Betrieb leise – nur beim Schnellladen wird es lauter (57 dB). Die App-Steuerung funktioniert zuverlässig, das Display zeigt alle Werte übersichtlich an. Auch die USV-Funktion mit 20 ms Umschaltzeit kann überzeugen.

Kritik gibt es für den Lieferumfang: Das Solarladekabel (XT60) fehlt leider und muss separat gekauft werden. Dennoch ist die Ampace Andes 1500 für 599 € ein spannender Kandidat für alle, die Power, Flexibilität und schnelle Ladezeiten suchen.

Alle weiteren Details, Tests und reale Nutzungsszenarien findest du im Video!

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00:00Hello on the Tuning Blog Channel. Today I have a product presentation for you.

00:07Um, it's an introduction, as I often do. Um, not a test, at least not in the video.

00:15Otherwise, as you can see, something has definitely been tested here,

00:19namely this Ampshay. I hope I pronounced that correctly.

00:22Andy's 1500 is a power bank and, as always, we have published a detailed report about it on the

00:32channel. You can find it in the article description, the link is in the bottom and I think it's also

00:38displayed on YouTube in the top right. There are linked articles, check it out. Um, all the details

00:44are listed there, including what we've tried out. And I just wanted to show you again in the video

00:51what this good piece looks like. I'll say a few more words about it and yes, for me it's a great

00:57helper. I've just changed the wheels on the car and it's back on now. The wheel hub is still attached.

01:05But I was able to use this impact wrench here, for example. I think it has, oh, I don't know,

01:11800 watts or how much does it have? Wait, let's see, oh no, 1100. It runs accurately, right?

01:18So, let's see if I can explain this here.

01:24It has a nice, clear display here.

01:33Yes, 800. Okay, it's a power saving mode, which is why it switches off.

01:39It works great for something like this.

01:42However, this is a device that I see more in the camping sector, I have to say.

01:48In a camper van or at a campsite or whatever, maybe even on a boat or something, I think it

01:54works quite well there. Otherwise, it probably won't be suitable for a bike ride around the lake,

02:00because it weighs almost 17 kilograms and you can't just carry that around. So, that's quite sporty.

02:06Otherwise, it has a capacity of 1462 watt hours and yes, as I said, everything important is in the

02:14blog post. I can also tell you that we charged it in under an hour from, I think, 0 or 3% to almost

02:22100. So, it works extremely quickly, I have to say. Um, it can handle 2400 watts of continuous power,

02:30at least that's what it says, and supposedly up to 27 for short periods of time. Um, I couldn't test

02:35that though, no easy way to reach under it, no device for that. What I tried out in the office

02:40was the coffee machine. Coffee is always a bit of a problem, like an espresso machine,

02:45I think it has 2200 watts and that worked without any problems. It wasn't a problem at all.

02:51Yes, you can use any other kettles or whatever else there is. Um, over here, I'll show you,

02:58are the connections. Among other things, you can connect a solar panel here. There's a fuse in here,

03:04then here's a 220 volt fork for charging and then here's the connection for the solar panel.

03:10However, there's no cable included. You'll have to make sure that a cable is included when you buy

03:15a solar panel. Otherwise, you'll have to buy that separately. Yes. Ah, what else is there to say? So,

03:21there are 13 ports in total. The connections were just in the back, as you saw, the 220 volts. Then

03:27there are smaller ones here. Ah, on the other side over there are 4 by 220 volt connections.

03:32Two are currently occupied here. One for the e-bike charger, for example, and you can easily use an

03:40impact wrench or whatever. Then there are 4 USB-A, 2 USB-C, then 2 District of Columbia 5521 connections,

03:51there's a car connector and yes, I don't know about the USB ports, I've heard that some people complain

03:57that there are so few, so there are 4 here. But I installed it. Yes, it shows all the important

04:02information, right? Battery level, how much power is currently being drawn, and so on and so forth.

04:08Then there's a flashlight here.

04:13It can be set to multiple settings. Okay, many have it, but that's nothing special. It's relatively

04:19quiet. It's running right now. What's it producing? Just under 300 watts, 270 has about 35 to 37 decibels.

04:27I only measured it with the mobile phone app. I don't know if that's accurate, but it's definitely

04:31really quiet, where it gets significantly louder at almost 60 decibels. I think it's 57 or 56 when you

04:38charge it with 220 volts. That's pretty loud. You can't really sleep with it. And yes, it's live PO4

04:46cells, that's the battery type. That should last for almost 6,000 charging cycles. And yes, what else

04:55is there to say? Not much really. I think what would be interesting is that it has a seamless power

05:01switch, I think 20 milliseconds or so. That means if you have an office computer connected to it,

05:06for example, and there's a power failure, then it just switches over. So, that's pretty cool.

05:12Fast reaction time, nothing should happen, the computer shouldn't crash. Otherwise, something

05:19I haven't been able to test yet, is it a solar panel, but I think it's no different from all

05:23the conventional ones on the market, right? So, you have a 200 volt, 400 volt connection,

05:29which you can connect to it. There are also adapters for switching. I can't tell you what the input is

05:35like. So, you can certainly imagine that if a solar panel gets maybe 180 watts in the best case,

05:42then the charging time could easily be 20 hours, right? As I said, I haven't tested it, but you

05:48should keep that in mind. Yeah, otherwise, I think that's it for now. You don't need to spend 10 minutes

05:55talking about a power station like this. It's definitely well made. You can carry it nicely by the

06:00handles up here. You can't see these illuminated rings, uh, yeah, whether you need them or not,

06:06I'll leave that up for now. Here at the back would be quite interesting.

06:12You can also connect the additional battery underneath here.

06:15For those who need a bit more capacity, I'd say. Exactly. Okay, the rest I'll tell you later,

06:28as mentioned, and if the video helped you, please leave a subscription. And of course,

06:34if you're interested in the product, you'll also find the corresponding links in the blog article.

06:39Okay, that's it. Thank you very much and until the next video.

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