Used Refrigerators For Sale In Trinidad

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 bought these cameras for my home Trinidad the night vision is awesome.great picture Quality I download the app for my phone and is great quality feels like I'm in Trinidad when I'm not there

I rented one of these lenses 2 years ago for a trip to Trinidad and was pleased with the results so I just purchased one. Although my dream lens is the 300mm f/2.8 L IS II (which I rented last year for a trip to Costa Rica -- can't say enough about it!), the f/4 L is much easier to hike with, more discreet, vastly more affordable, and is sharp, with comparatively pleasing bokeh. I also own a Canon 400mm f/5.6 L (for birding/wildlife) but realized that having IS often makes the difference in getting the shot. For the price the 300mm f/4 is a very solid lens.

Picture this, Trinidad 2011: I bought a Vixia and a wireless mike system from BH Photo and the two just produced the most awful hum! And after trekking to three audio stores in Trinidad (where they sold me all sorts of cables), plus going to a professional video place (where it worked fine), one chat with BH Photo and the guy immediately identified my problem as an impedance discrepancy. Two days later, I had the LMT 100 and no more problems! ...

We have had Axis cameras since the Trinidad and Tobago Hospitality and Tourism Institute started in 1995. The cameras have stood the test of time with just a few hiccups. For some reason we were never able to view them offsite. I was pleasantly surprised and happy to learn that we could still get a licence for them and be able to view them offsite. We just have one camera that is showing blurry but we hope to replace it. With COVID 19 Pandemic the School is closed for the rest of the school year and funds are very low right now. We do have plans to replace the cameras with upgraded Axis versions in the future.

Bought these during the flash sale. Used these as a moderate power solution for my BMPCC6k (via dummy battery and power junkie npf plate combo). The batteries don't add a ton of weight, gives about an hour of recording time and takes up very little space. Definitely recommended over the larger NPF batteries which jumps substantially in size.

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