Goal Zero Yeti Pro 4000 Portable Power Station 6Th Gen

Goal Zero Yeti Pro 4000 Portable Power Station 6th Gen

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The GOAL ZERO Yeti PRO 4000 Portable Power Station 6th Genfrom GOAL ZERO Yeti PRO 4000 Portable Power Station 6th Genis a rechargeable power supply for use as backup power in the home or as portable power on the road. It is built around an updated lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery technology that provides 4000+ recharge cycles, meaning that even with daily use it can last for over 10 years. The Yeti PRO 4000 is capable of powering heavy-duty appliances with longer runtime thanks to its efficient, next-generation power inverter. It provides 3600W power out and has a 7200W surge. Operational time can be increased by adding up to four Tank PRO 4000 expansion batteries for up to 20kWh of power.

The Yeti PRO 4000 can charge to full capacity in under three hours when plugged into a standard wall outlet using the included power cable. It can also be recharged from regular 12V automotive power, and even by connecting a compatible solar panel or panel array.

Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery 3600W Continuous AC Output, 7200W Peak Fast Charge 1800W AC / 3000W Solar Input Integrated AC Inverter Bluetooth and Wi-Fi with Goal Zero App Expandable Storage via Tank Pro 4000

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Quantity	1
General
Compatibility	Goal Zero
Power
Power Source	AC Input, Solar Panel
Power I/O	1x IEC C13 Male Input 1x Barrel Female Input 1x Proprietary Female Input 3x USB-A Female Output 3x USB-C Female Output 1x Proprietary Female Output 1x Proprietary Female Output (Outer ⌀:6 mm) 1x Cigarette Lighter Plug Female Output 4x NEMA 5-15 Female Output 1x powerCON Female Output
Center Tip Polarity	Not Specified by Manufacturer
AC Input Power	90 to 245 VAC, 60 Hz at 30 A
DC Input Power	12.3 to 28 VDC at 10 A
Maximum Power Output	3600 W (120 VDC / 30 A)
Environmental
Certifications	FCC, RoHS, IEC62368, UL2743, UL-IEC 62133
Charging Temperature	32 to 125°F / 0 to 51°C
Discharging Temperature	-4 to 140°F / -20 to 60°C
Physical
Color	Black / Silver
Material of Construction	Aluminum, Plastic
Dimensions	21.4 x 14.8 x 13.8" / 54.4 x 37.6 x 35.1 cm 21.4 x 18.1 x 13.8" / 54.4 x 46 x 35.1 cm (With Cart)
Weight	115.7 lb / 52.5 kg

AC fast charge: 1800W (90V-144V, up to 15A)
Power+: 3000W (90-254V, 30A)
HPP high voltage input: 3000W max (13.3-150V, up to 40A)
8mm low voltage input: 275W max (12.3-28V, up to 10A)
Expansion port for use with Tank Pro 4000: (100A, 100V max)

Power+ (input): 3000W, 90-254VAC, 60 Hz, 30A
Power+ (output): 3600W, 120VAC, 60 Hz, 30A
Accessory port (input and output): 56 VDC, 100A

Three USB-A: 18W, 5-12 VDC up to 3A
Total combined USB-A output: 54W
USB-C (100W): 100W 5-20 VDC up to 5A
USB-C (Two 30W): 30W 5-20 VDC up to 3A
Total combined USB-C output: 160W
12V Auxiliary power port: 162W 13.5 VDC, 12A continuous, 40A surge (100ms)
12V High power port (HPP): 405W, 13.5 VDC, 30A continuous, 40A surge (100ms)
Two 12V 6mm utput ports: 135W, 13.5 VDC, 10A continuous, 40A surge (100ms), total combined 12V output: 375W
AC (inverter) (pure sine wave): 3600W continuous, 7200W surge, 120 VAC, 60 Hz, 30A
AC (single port) (pure sine wave): 2400W, 120 VAC, 60 Hz, 20A
AC (TT-30R) (60 Hz - pure sine wave): 3600W, 120 VAC, 60 Hz, 30A
Total combined output: 4189W

Cell chemistry: LiFePO4
Battery pack capacity: 3993.6Wh (51.2V, 78Ah)
Single cell equivalent capacity: 1248Ah at 2.2V
Lifecycles: 4000
Shelf life: 12-18 months

Solar (3000W max): 2 hours
400W (Boulder 200 x 2): 12 hours
600W (Boulder 200 x 4): 6 hours
1200W (Ranger 300 x 4): 4 hours
Car charger (10A): 37 hours
Vehicle alternator at 400W: 11 hours

Bluetooth 4.1
Wi-Fi a/g/n
Note: Goal Zero Power companion app required

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What cable do I use to charge the flip 36?

A: You can use a USB extension like the B&H # PEUSB3AA6 with the GOAL ZERO Flip 36 10050mAh Portable Power Station (Black) BH #GO21950.

Q: 2. I have a Yeti400 the battery says 100%. Output is 29. I can plug in the zero lanterns and my cell phone. However, when I plug in a very small fan or lamp it will not turn on. I have removed everything else I can’t get the wattage? Is it the battery?

A: This product may be defective. Please contact us: B&H Customer Service Team: Call: 800.221.5743 or 212.239.7765 Email : cs@bhphotovideo.com

Q: 3. Can this be used to charge a Yeti 400? The charger tip looks identical.

A: The manufacturer does not indicate that the GOAL ZERO Yeti 200X/500X 120W AC Power Supply is compatible with the Yeti 400.

Q: 4. Can this power up a laserjet printer, monitor and a CPU? If so, for how long?

A: Most UPS manufacturers discourage connecting a laser printer to their equipment due to their excessive startup power requirements. The Yeti 400 would fall under the same restrictions for the same reason. The 400 watt rating is 400 watt hours so drawing 40 watts per hour it would provide 10 hours, 10 watts per hour would give you 40 hours etc. Many devices have a high startup requirement and taper off during their use... The average hourly rate has to be considered to come up with a meaningful serviceable duration. I use it to run LED lighting, charging iPhones, iPads and a Mac computer. Recharge it during the day with 4 Boulder 30 Solar Panels. This is an optimum usage because most of the usage is at night and the topping off of the charge is during the day. Find it usually fully recharged by the time we get up in the morning.

Q: 5. Can it power a CPAP?

A: For me yeti is very good, my Yeti.

Q: 6. Is there a version of this powerbank with 240vac outlet?

A: Unfortunately we do not have a 250VAC version of the Yeti 400.

Q: 7. Does this put out a pure sine wave?

A: The GOAL ZERO Yeti 200X Lithium Portable Power Station has a modified sine wave.

Q: 8. what kind of cable would be best when using this battery to power the zoom f3? BH #ZOF3

A: You could use the Pearstone USB 3.1 Type-C to USB Type-A Charge & Sync Cable (3') BH#PEUSB313CMA3.

Q: 9. Does this unit provide A/C power? I want to use it to run TV monitor at upcoming trade show.

A: Yes. It has an ordinary electrical outlet and provides AC power.

Q: 10. Is it best to drain the battery before starting to do the re-charge, or does it matter what charge is left on battery before re-charging?

A: It is best to let the battery drain before you start to recharge the GOAL ZERO Yeti 200X Lithium Portable Power Station BH #GO22070.

Jerry	25/09/2024
[Black / Silver] I had to wait a few months to get it, as it was on back order from the distributor, but was worth the wait. I need it as a back up power supply for my CPAP machine (sleep apnea). When the grid is knocked out I'd have to almost stay awake all night ... now there is always power available. It's left on recharge all the time so it's at 100% charge when needed. It's also great to be able to recharge 2 cell phones at once during power outages, among other things like making coffee and cooking. 5

Steven	06/09/2024
[1] I bought this and the Goal 100 solar panel to power the wife's cpap during our recent camping trip. Worked great and easily recharged with the panel each day. Now using the battery and panel in my workshop to power lighting and recharge batteries. 5

Richard	23/08/2024
[1] The increased power supply lets you take better advantage of power supplies at coffee shops, hotels, ... In the scenario where there are few outlets, it is nice to have the extra power that enables the goal zero to be utilized and charged. 5

DanJ	21/08/2024
[Black / Silver] Works great in my Yeti 400 Goal Zero. Easy to install, only took about 10-15 min. 5

Patrick	11/07/2024
[Black / Silver] Fits perfect, this is the correct replacement battery for my Yeti 400. Watched a quick youtube video and was able to swap out the battery in 5 minutes. Now my Yeti 400 is working like new again. 5

Chester	08/07/2024
[Black / Silver] So far, this unit suits my needs perfectly for the price. Have several other power packs, some that'll even jump start your vehicle, but as for clean power needs for devices in the field, this unit is tops. Yeti makes a smaller, and a much more powerful device, so research your needs properly. My use is for sportscasting, and if you're in this field, you know you sometimes have to take a broadcast location that's not so hot based on the necessity of AC plug-in availability. Either that or plug in at the end of mile of extension cord and the hope that some bored kid wandering aimlessly doesn't happen upon the other end of the orange mile and yank the plug. Since most radio (and even basic video) sportscasting equipment doesn't require a whole lot of juice, this Yeti grants you freedom of broadcast location. (Be aware its weight will lengthen your arm a bit, and you will need to tote it up however many risers you need to ascend.) If you blend this unit wisely with your typical broadcasting gear that utilizes on-board or handheld battery packs, you should be able to do women/men basketball double headers as well as softball or baseball doubleheaders with battery life to spare. Especially nice when sportscasting diamond sports on the road without benefit of a broadcast booth, which is quite common (and even preferred) at most non-major college level ballparks. Make sure you include the Yeti in your plans to protect gear from moist weather as most electrical devices don't mix well with rain and/or puddles. An additional plus regarding this Yeti is that you can leave it plugged in a home without worry between sports broadcasts as on-board technology protects it from any type of overcharging issues. 5

Efrath	29/06/2024
[1] A bit worried about the flimsiness of the usb part that flips in and out, but so far so good! I'll let ye know if something goes bad! 5

Philip	21/06/2024
[Black / Silver] At least twice as fast, maybe even faster than my antiquated power supply from the yeti 150. 5

Douglas	18/05/2024
[Black / Silver] Extremely useful in remote locations. I’ve been using it to power LED fixtures on set for anything under 300w. In conjunction with the (notably durable) solar panel it’s an excellent system for camera systems with AC compatibility or LED fixtures. 5