Inergy Flex System Explained - Kodiak Apex Flex batteries

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These are all the details that I have so far on the new Inergy Flex portable solar generator. The Inergy Apex and Inergy Kodiak have been discontinued and replaced with the Inergy Flex system. The good news is the Inergy Flex lithium battery expansion packs will work for the Kodiak, Apex, and Flex systems. The battery will add 1069 watt hours of power to all systems and are stackable and bridgeable. This adds an unlimited amount of battery expansion making the systems much more versatile for off grid situations. Let's get into all of the features of this new system.

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Inergy Flex 1500
So there are four basic components to this system. All four of these components can be mixed and matched together. Let’s start with the Inergy Flex 1500. Pictured here is what the module looks like all by itself. Anytime you buy a Flex 1500 or the Flex DC, it will come with the flex battery that it clips onto. That's going to give you the 1036 watt hours of power that you can use. Of course you can stack those batteries as well, but it is going to come with one in order to operate the unit.

So, what we're looking at now is all the stuff that's on the front and I'm going to run through that. Basically, you're going to have six 120 volt or 110 receptacles that are grounded on the front that you can turn on with the touch of a button for the AC inverter. Above that you have another button that's going to activate the DC functionality of this unit and that's going to activate your two 12 volt cigarette-lighter sockets here.

A really cool update with these is that they are 13.8 volts of regulated current. That means that when the voltage starts getting low on this lithium battery, say like 11 volts or something like that, a lot of times that might cut off the power. For example, if you have an electric cooler or anything like that, it might have a battery shut off and it might cut the cooler off.

What this does is keeps the voltage coming out of those lighter sockets at 13.8 volts throughout the entire cycle of the battery. So even right before it's dead, you're getting 13.8 volts out of that lighter socket, which is awesome. On the other side of that, you're basically going to have to do two 60 watt USBC ports with PD and QC 3.0 and two USB-A ports with QC 2.0 and then you have two of those small 5.5 millimeter DC outputs for the BaseCamp led lights and future accessories.

The LCD display looks like it's definitely had some improvements. It's going to come with an ECA input port for solar on the side. You have a 30 amp MPPT charge controller inside and that's going to allow you to connect around 400 Watts of solar to charge that and the battery.
But a cool thing that they did with this unit is now you're able to actually charge the battery by using the fast wall adapter. You can also use a cigarette lighter adapter for a car and you can use all that solar. But what's really cool is now you can use all of it at the same time, so you can just pour power into this to charge up your batteries in a ridiculously short amount of time. So I'm really excited to get to play with that.

Now all six of these AC connected plugs right here, the 110 volt sockets, just like you'd find in your house, they are all run by a 1500 watt pure sine wave inverter that will surge up to 3000 Watts. So that will power anything continuously at 1500 Watts. And if you have something that's really big, like a power tool or something that needs a larger start load, it will handle anything up to 3000 Watts to get it going and then drops back down to 1500 Watts of pure sine wave continuous power.
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