OUPES 2400 Portable Power Station,2232Wh LiFePO4 Battery,2400W AC Output, Fast Charge, Solar Generator for Camping,Emergency, RV, Off-Grid Living

This Power Station is almost as powerful as a two battery, piggybacked power station I got in July. So it saves space, and saves material and total weight. It only uses about 20% of its capacity to run my fridge for 7 hours during "time of use" peak hours. I am pretty sure it will also be able to heat or cool a small bedroom with a portable room heater or small room air conditioner overnight, on the same charge (they aren't running all that time). I do have 2 small issues. I'm not sure why they cover the input ports on the side, when none of the output ports on the front are covered. Its flimsy rubberish something, and I'm thinking of cutting it off. Not a big deal. The instructions have a problem. On page 7, it shows four 240 watt panels going into the power station. But it says the anderson port will only take up to 500 watts. Is it saying each Anderson port will take 500 ? (there are two anderson and two 7909 ports). The diagram shows 960 watts going in. The instructions say Connect 2*220 Solar Panels. The diagram shows 240 watt. The panels were probably improved after the Manual was printed. Also, on page 7, the NOTE says "The power station cannot be charged until all the Anderson port is connected". Does that mean both ports need input, or does it mean to insert the anderson plug thoroughly in? I hooked up a panel with one Anderson input, and it did work. This thing is a little heavy. I'm thinking of making a plywood dolly. I want to run the fridge during peak time of use, then move it to the bedroom, to use a room heater or air conditioner every night. Had this been available last year, I would have bought it then, and would have 2 of them now. There was no damage to the box during shipping, BUT, it was laid on its side at my house at delivery. Perhaps a bolder THIS END UP, instead of a thin, light arrow would be helpful.