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Recon 2000 Solar Generator 2016Wh, Aluminum Shell

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A rugged 2016Wh LiFePO4 station and foldable 200W panel deliver expandable off-grid power anywhere

The Dark Energy Recon 2000 Solar Generator Bundle pairs a 2016Wh power station with a 200-watt Spectre solar panel, giving a basecamp or emergency setup a complete input-to-output system out of one box. Pass-through charging means devices stay powered while the station refills from the sun, and the reinforced aluminum housing with oversized wheels and a telescoping handle makes moving 70 pounds of battery across a site less of a production. The Spectre panel chains up to three units for a 600-watt array when a single panel isn't enough to keep pace with demand.


What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"I've run this through three full seasons without the battery losing any noticeable capacity, which tracks with the 2500-cycle life it's rated for. It still pulls a usable charge off the panel even when I can't get the angle right, so a cloudy afternoon or a bad camp spot doesn't put me back to zero for the day."


Details

  • Solar generator bundle for off-grid and emergency power
  • 2016Wh LiFePO4 battery lasts 2500-plus charge cycles
  • 2400W AC output (4000W peak) runs demanding gear
  • 11 ports cover AC, USB-A, USB-C, and DC at once
  • MPPT solar input up to 650W cuts recharge time
  • Spectre panel chains up to 3 units for a 600W array
  • Item #DKE0004
Claimed Weight
[Recon 2000] 70lb, [Spectre 200W panel] 19.71lb
Dimensions
[Recon 2000] 22.8 x 18.4 x 5.8in, [Spectre 200W panel] (folded) 24.6 x 25.7 x 2in, (unfolded) 89 x 25.7 x 1.5in
Battery Capacity
2016Wh
Battery Input
AC 1600W max (2-hour recharge); MPPT solar 650W max
Battery Output
AC 2400W total, 4000W peak; 3x 110V + 1x 30A 120V outlets; 4x USB-A (72W max); 2x USB-C (200W max); 2x DC5521 + 1 car port (135W max)
Charge Time
2 hours (AC, 1600W input)
Includes
1x Recon 2000 power station, 1x Spectre 200W solar panel (2 or 3 panels available at checkout); panel cables: XT60, APP, DC8020, DC7909, MC4
Manufacturer Warranty
5 years
Activity
Hike & Camp
Battery Type
LiFePO4
Chainable
Yes, up to 3 Spectre panels (600W array max)
Material
Aluminum

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An orange Dark Energy Spectre folding solar panel unfolded across the top of a backpack on rocky ground, with trekking poles and an orange Poseidon power bank beside it.

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Dark Energy builds for people who put their gear through the wringer, whether the trip is an afternoon or a season. This is power that stays out of mind until it matters, even when the rest of the kit has taken a beating.

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