Summit Counter Depth Refrigerators

I bought the EcoFlow Delta Pro with extra batteries and a solar panel for emergency backup mostly but it has many other uses. Recently I had a faulty circuit breaker in my home that kept popping the circuit that powers my refrigerators and freezer. Having the Delta Pro allowed me to shut down the house power and work safely on the electrical panel and allow me to troubleshoot to find the faulty breaker and have it fixed. Had my two refrigerators, one 18 cubic, the other 22cubic foot, chest freezer and a couple of lights and a floor fan, all running about 10 hours of normal use, while I had my faulty breaker replaced and had the home service panel serviced for additional problems as well. Only used about 47% of the batteries total charge and probably could have run it the following full day before it would have run out of power. Could of use this unit last year when we lost power for three day in February in Texas. That was a long three days. Now I am prepared for future power outages. Attached are photos of how I set up my unit.

Today's refrigerators have low voltage circuit boards (mine has two)that are susceptible to power surges and outages. This product is small and powerful, and perfect for protecting one appliance. I bought four, one each for the main fridge, the garage fridge, the garage freezer, and a spare.

I have owned many Samsung products. Washers, dryers, refrigerators, and yes, computer equipment. At least a half a dozen SSDs. Never had a problem with any of them. My current system has 2 2TB M.2 SSDs. Nary an issue. Excellent performance, excellent product.

I Leofoto LM-324CL Summit Series Tripod, Acratech GXP Ball-Head, and an LB-75 75mm Leveling Base for Tripod. I wanted to be able to keep these things assembled as a unit, and that would not fit in the Leofoto bag. I looked at the ProMedia bag, and it looked to have dividers and padding and a place for a light stand or two if I needed it. I got it home, and the container it shipped was trashed, but the bag was unscathed. It fits exactly as I wanted. The padding is excellent for my needs (I am too old to be climbing mountainsides and such). It will work very well for packing it around a park or easy trail, exactly what I needed. Of course, it will handle much more, but that is for someone else to consider.

This thing is great. Easy to use, and it attaches very easily to my Leofoto Summit tripod legs and adds about 2 of extra height.The one thing I would like to see be done different. PLEASE ADD A HOOK TO THE BOTTOM.

I have two other, very solid (and much larger/heavier) tripods (such as a Feisol with an RRS ballhead) which I use for virtually everything EXCEPT there's no way I was going to lug either of them on an upcoming 20+ mile round trip hike/climb to a 13,000+ Wyoming summit.� This 60-year-old WILL, however, be taking this very sweet little Oben.� I really like its features -- it seems to be very well made -- and even its included ball head (although not at the same superb level as my RRS ballhead) is pretty nice!� I can even swap out the otherwise nice 2-piece adjustable center column and in its place use the little, included "shorty" fixed column which will further reduce weight AND allow really low ground-level shots.� Plus one leg screws off to become a monopod; sweet!� If I had a mule I'd bring my Feisol and RRS; but I'm thrilled to have this great little backpacking tripod which (unlike its big brothers) will get to see a hard-fought summit.� Summary: great backpacking tripod, and a great value imo.

This is my second OP/TECH camera strap. The first one was used for years of summit hiking in New Hampshire. Easy on my neck and very tough. Highly recommended for rugged use.

Works for my Microframe counter.

I wish you provided a bracket kit so I'd be able to hang it under a counter.

make your shot steady, but you need the counter weight