Solar & plug-in batteries · DJI Power 2000

DJI Power 2000 2,048 Wh

£1,099

Cost

Price
£1,099
Price per kWh The unit on its own, divided by its capacity. No installation is included.
£537

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Battery

Battery chemistry LFP packs tolerate regular charging to 100%; NMC packs are usually happier kept below it.
LFP
Usable capacity DJI quotes 2,048 Wh and does not publish a separate usable figure, so this is the number on the box.
2.05 kWh
Continuous output The 220-240 V model is rated at 13.6 A, which is 3,264 W. DJI advertises it as 3,000 W.
3 kW
Warranted cycles
4,000 cycles
Capacity at end of warranty What the maker guarantees is left after the warranty period.
80 %
Can be added to Expansion batteries plug in rather than being fitted, which is the whole difference between this and the rest of the table.
Yes
Expands to Ten Power Expansion Battery 2000 units on the SDC ports.
22.53 kWh
Solar input Only through the DJI 1.8 kW Solar/Car Super Fast Charger. The plain solar panel adapter module takes 400 W.
1.8 kW
Smart meter DJI makes no meter of its own, so one has to be bought: the Shelly Pro 3EM, Pro EM-50, Pro 3EM 3CT 63, or the 3EM-63T and 63W Gen3. Grid tied working is limited to Britain, Germany, the Netherlands, France, Spain and Poland.
Shelly only
Home Assistant Nothing official. A community integration talks to it over Bluetooth on your own network and uses the cloud only once, at setup, to fetch the local credential. The Power 2000 is implemented but its author flags it as still wanting testing on this model.
Community, local
UPS switchover DJI quotes 0.01 seconds, quick enough that a desktop computer will not notice. It is a power station, so whatever it is keeping alive is plugged into it directly.
10 ms
Noise DJI quotes under 29 dB in standard mode, and a reviewer with a meter got 29 dB at five feet when the fan came on.
29 dB
Operating temperature Working. It will only take a charge between 0 and 45 °C, so a frosty morning is a morning it does not fill up.
-10 °C to 45 °C
Heats itself to charge No. DJI gives a charging window starting at 0 °C, which is what a battery with no heater in it looks like.
No
AC sockets Four three-pin sockets on the British model, which is four more than anything else here.
4
USB ports Four USB-C, two of them 140 W, and four USB-A. There are two SDC ports as well, which are DJI's own: they take the expansion batteries and the 1.8 kW solar charger, and nothing else here has anything like them.
8

Charging

Warranty
5 years
Ethernet port A wired connection, which matters because these get fitted on outside walls and at the ends of drives, where the wifi is thinnest.
No
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, with Bluetooth 5.0 alongside it.
Yes
Bluetooth
Yes

Dimensions

Length
448 mm
Width Mirrors folded
225 mm
Height
324 mm
Weight Empty
22 kg

Tech

App
Yes
The British Power 2000, with the four three-pin sockets DJI never photographs DJI shows the American model, so the sockets are not the ones that arrive

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The British Power 2000, with the four three-pin sockets DJI never photographs · © Mr. EV DJI shows the American model, so the sockets are not the ones that arrive · © DJI

On video

DJI Power 2000: A Power Station For Your Stuff — And Your House!

Review by Mr. EV · Watch on YouTube

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