Goal Zero Yeti 150 Solar Generator Kit with Nomad 20 Solar Panel (Lawn & Patio)

It works well for the most part. I would give it five stars but there is a major flaw for my particular setup.If I wall charge my yeti 150 it does not register ANY POWER. As a result, I have to reset the battery every time I choose to wall charge it.Now if I charge it from the solar panels it charges just fine and registers the power. It is a true shame as I live off grid and use this as my extra backup for an aging power system. So every so often I take the Yeti 150 to work so that I can charge it on the grid but each time I have to open up the yeti to restart the battery.I assume I have a "dud" but aside from this issue the Yeti 150 2 Nomad 20s is a great combo for my life style.

We are still testing it to see how long it will last. We have a jewelry business where we need to light a booth at night and this looks to be the best option. Here is what the GirlsRunFast test has shown so far.We used three (3) standard light fixtures with baffle from local home improvement store and here are the results:- Standard 60w incandescent - 2hrs 10 minutes- 13w (900 lumen) florescent - 3 hrs 35 minutes- 9.5w (1100 lumen) LED - 6hrs 23 minutesSo there you have it! We are keeping it and running LED's only