Die Delta 1800 W ist super fürs Camping mit 160W Solartasche.

Gerät funktioniert super und passt perfekt zum Camping. Habe 2x110 Watt Solartaschen dazu in Reihe und lädt dadurch auch ganz gut, denke aktuell noch über eine 3. Solartasche nach, da ich wirklich glaube das man die Delta dann an einem Tag bei guter Sonne komplett oder zumindest zum Großteil aufgeladen bekommt. Kann auf die Weise jetzt schon ca. 1,5 Stunden die Dachklima im Camper laufen lassen um einen Stadtbummel zu machen und unser Haustier muss nicht schwitzen 😉👍🏻.

Gerät ist top und heute ist auch der angemahnte Regenschutz geliefert worden.
Alles bestens!

Hallo

Habe die EcoFlow Delta 1280 w.
Meine Frage kann ich die EcoFlow Delta 2 mit der EcoFlow Delta verbinden um die Wattstunden zu vergrößern?
sonst bin ich mit der EcoFlow Delta sehr zufrieden. Nur Bluetooth und WLAN fehlt, und das bei 230volt der Lüfter gleich anspringt sonst top.

Wir nutzen sie in unserem Wohnmobil für den Fall autark zu stehen. Ein Wechselrichter nachrüsten ist zwar preiswerter, aber bei Wechsel zu einem neuen Fahrzeug, muss dann entweder umgebaut oder neu gekauft werden.
Zum Produkt: da ich in den Rezensionen keine hilfreichen Anwender-Erfahrung gefunden habe, veröffentliche ich hier den ersten Test.
Wir haben an 2 Tagen, jeweils 2x 2 Croissants und 2 dicke Brötchen ( die vogebackene in Kunststoff-Tüten, die es im Supermarkt gibt) in einem Minibachofen (800W) jeweils rund 6-8 Minuten aufgebacken, und 2 Kannen Filterkaffe in einer Kaffeemaschinen mit 900 Watt zubereitet. Das hat 67% verbraucht. Für ein Wochenende ohne nachladen, ist sogar noch Reserve für einen Kaffee am Nachmittag.
Kann die Delta total empfehlen, für alle die keine Umbauten vornehmen wollen, und mit Wasserkessel auf dem Gasherd und zum Selberbrühen keine Lust haben.

Quick, uncomplicated very professional

Very impressed and looking forward to using it nice piece of kit.

Great product, i love it...

Everything fine, works like I expected

This is a fast charging battery generator. I charged it to 100% power in a little more than an hour. I plugged in my side by side refrigerator, which uses a lot of amps, and it ran for ten hours straight with no problems. I then recharged it back to 100% and really put it to a test by washing a load of clothes. With all the amp spikes that a washer makes ( up to 675 amps several times during the cycles) it never faltered, although the cooling fans did come on several times to cool it off. I couldn't be happier with this generator. It will charge from a 12 volt source, solar panels, or a 120 volt source like your house outlet or a gas generator. The 6 120 volt outlets are a little funky as they don't use a grounding plug. To use more than three of them at a time, you'll need to buy some three prong to two prong 120 volt adapters. Other than this problem, I am very pleased with this generator backup source, even though it is VERY expensive! I hope it will last as long as advertised.

Fast shipping and handling and a product that works right out of the box that's what we got! The Ecoflow Delta is in our opinion the best choice if you need peace of mind and electrical power to go with it. Southern California Edison's outages have lessened over the years but still are a problem for us, same as our vacation home and survivalist camp in Sicily, Italy, but with our acquisition of the Delta we are definitely more optimistic and feel more secure to get us not just thru the blackouts but also to at some point reach an (Off-Grid) life with hopefully zero environmental impact. Our first steps are made and we hope others will follow our lead! Have a nice day - God Bless Y'all! Kassandra and Werner Luke Harneitz

SUMMARY Just found out some great news about another unexpected capability of my EcoFlow Delta 1260Wh portable power station. In summary I used it to power up and fully operate the 13,500 BTU air conditioner (A/C) in my RV travel trailer. The A/C unit operated at full power Max setting for 53 minutes! More details and photos follow below. (Note: this test was started near dusk, so you'll notice some photos begin to show a darker background as time progresses). THE TEST My RV travel trailer is a brand new 2021 Gulf Stream Vintage Cruiser 19ERD, 23 feet long from rear bumper to A-frame hitch coupler in front. The travel trailer power cable uses a standard 30A 3-prong RV connector so I added a connector adapter at the end so it could plug into the standard 15A 3-prong household connector that's on the EcoFlow Delta, see photos. Then I went into the travel trailer and turned on the A/C fan first, then the A/C compressor, then set both to maximum levels. And within a couple of minutes very cool air was being blown out of the A/C unit and into the travel trailer interior. THE RESULTS The EcoFlow Delta was charged to 98% when I started this process and it kept going all the way down to 0% about 53 minutes later. During this time the EcoFlow Delta display showed varying power usage in the 1400W to 1500W range, which equates to current usage in the 12A range (P = I x V). The EcoFlow Delta percent remaining charge decreased over time as expected. And as the time approached 53 minutes, the A/C unit still operated at full power even at 0% remaining charge! (for about 1 minute, then the EcoFlow Delta shut down, see photos). THE REASON I was somewhat surprised, but nonetheless very glad to see this. Typically a 13,500 BTU RV A/C unit requires an extra power surge just to start up the compressor, more than what a 15A service can provide (that's what the EcoFlow Delta provides, e.g., 1800W / 120V = 15A). Yet the EcoFlow Delta did it, the A/C unit started up and operated at full Max settings. And this is because of the 3300W surge rating of the EcoFlow Delta, which was able to provide the extra temporary power surge needed to start the A/C unit. Once started, the A/C power requirement decreases to the steady state 1400-1500W range as noted above. CALCULATION Here's the calculation to predict how long the EcoFlow Delta should theoretically run the RV A/C. It was 98% charged when I started, so that means 0.98 x 1260Wh = 1235Wh of available energy. Let's assume the RV A/C was using 1450W on average throughout the whole time it was running. (Note: it was varying up and down within 1400-1500W but let's assume an average of 1450W, which is half way in between). Then theoretically it should last about 1235Wh / 1450W = 0.85h x 60m/h = 51m = 51 minutes. That's fairly close to the 53 minutes it actually lasted during my test. So doing this type of calculation will provide a rough estimate of how long your appliance will last when using the EcoFlow Delta. CONCLUSION This shows that I can use the EcoFlow Delta to run my RV A/C unit for short periods when I don't want to unload and start up my 100 lb 3400W external portable generator. This could be a time when we stop for lunch on the side of the road in the middle of a hot day while traveling. Yeah, I really like my EcoFlow Delta, it works great!

I recommend this as a home office power supply. I was looking for backup power for my home office. I did my research and chose the EF ECOFLOW portable power station because of the UPS ability. This gave me the ability to connect 2 tv monitors, a laptop, a light and my internet and wi-fi and change my EF Ecoflow power station. I tested it and it work as advertised. The real test came when my home power went out and I was able to test the UPS and again it worked as advertised. My home power was out for over 4 hours and I was able to continue to work, have internet meeting and my team member was not aware that my home power was not working. If you need an UPS portable power station and EF Ecoflow Portable Power Station Delta is the one for you.

1260 Watt Hour capacity is amazing. Used it for couple?camping?trips and it made a huge difference. Cannot wait next version with higher capacity.

I've been really impressed with this product so far but I've only been out camping with it a few times so far.

I did a lot of research on this item, including watching many YOUTUBE videos before purchasing. It performs as advertized. I use this at my hunting camp to charge items, run my Delta washing machine, ice machine, setc. Easy to use. My camp runs on solar (self installed 6kw panels, 20K batteries, several 24volt charge controllers & inverters (2.4kw, MPP SOLAR/CHARGER inverter, etc.) but this generator enables me to carry it around away from camp and do work. No longer lugiing my 2000 Honda generator around. Good value for the price, which when I purchased in the Fall of 2020 was $1,078, including tax.

This is a must have for?camping. Very easy to use and charge

I have two of these and they are quality products that will run my 12,000 BTU window air conditioner for about one hour each on a 90 degree day. They recharge in less than 2 hours from a wall socket or generator (1200 watts during peak charge). They will also recharge from solar panels but that will take much longer depending on the wattage of your panels.

Best portable power station out there.Best in its class. I bought this to provide emergency power for some medical equipment that must run all night. Since this unit can function as a UPS I can power it directly by battery and not worry if the lights go out. Also, it is strong enough to power a couple table lamps at the same time. I have ordered a 170 watt solar panel to recharge the unit. If I use AC to recharge it, it o ly takes less than an hour to charge. The unit is very high quality and is very well made. It was the perfect choice.

Charges very fast ( why I chose over Bluetti ) . Very quiet

My wife had been telling me to get a generator for years. I didn't because they are big and use gasoline or propane (which I don't use for anything else) and need maintenance. I figured that the one time I needed the generator it wouldn't start, which happened to a friend of mine during the last ice storm. So, I bought this and a couple solar panels. They provide more than enough power to run my fridge and recharge phones, etc during a long power outage. Also, it worked great while camping to recharge phones and make coffee.

works well for camping off grid

The critical flaw in this unit, and the reason I believe others mention that 600watts~ is about as much as you can expect is the fan. I let the fan on this unit run while I was not using it and studied how quickly the battery drains. It uses something ridiculous like 30-50watts of power per hour just running idle. So yes, if you are running a big appliance like a hair drier, you'll get 1,000 watts from a full charge over the hour. On the other hand, if you are running a 40watt TV, you're actually absorbing twice that due to the fan. Thus, you'll power that TV for maybe 12 to 14 hours rather than 25 hours. All that being said, I live in an RV, and the recharge speed makes it better than any other battery on the market (when I purchased it). I can run my generator for an hour and get 450watts of power to my main batteries, and 600watts of usable energy into this box. If the box charged at the paltry rate of other brands, maybe I have to be a noisy generator guy for a longer period of time. Or I'll just sit and sweat in the baking sun all day so I can use my solar instead. It's not an awful device by any means, but that fan is its Achilles heel.

I have grid-tied solar panels on the roof, but am still waiting for batteries to become more affordable before I go off-grid. I'm very impressed with this battery "generator" as an interim solution. Maybe we aren't too far from affordable quality batteries. I powered my full-size "French Door" bottom-freezer refrigerator for 6 hours and still had 50% left. (Ambient was about 78 - I don't have my AC turned on for the season, yet. My fridge is fairly new and energy star rated.) I also tested my huge "inverter" technology Panasonic microwave for 2 minutes while the draw hovered around 1800W, a typical reheating task. I then charged it back up the next day in 7 hours using a 120W folding solar panel (It only pulled 90 W or less most of the time even though the day was bright sun.) 100 more days like this and it will have paid for itself. I feel comfortable that I will be able to keep my frozen foods frozen if we have any longer power failures this year as we usually do. Plus, I can keep myself cool with my new "Geek Aire Battery Operated Fan, Rechargeable Outdoor Misting Fan, Portable High Velocity Metal Floor Fan with 15000mAh Detachable Battery" also purchased from Amazon. I can plug it directly into this using the USB-C port!

I tested it out with a 1500 W water kettle. When the water started to boil, the kettle made more noise than the EF ECOFLOW Portable Power Station. I also used the USB C output to charge my MacBook Pro laptop. This power supply is enough to run small appliances and power tools without using a noisy carbon monoxide producing gas driven generator. That means it can be safely used in an enclosed environment. This unit costs about the same but weighs quite a bit less than an equivalent gas driven generator of reasonable quality. By keeping this thing plugged into an AC outlet, it can also serve as a very hefty uninterruptible power supply for computers and associated equipment. I consider this thing as a generator that can be fueled by electricity from the power grid, a car electrical system or some solar panels instead of gasoline.The only advantage I can see that a gas driven generator has over this unit, is that it can produce more kilowatt hours without refueling.

Remember Texas going off the grid for a week! With all the concerns with power outages in the last year & Texas going off the grid for a week. Figured it would be good idea to be more prepared. Use it to power up computers and placed where I can get to it if needed. Very quiet don't notice its around.

I purchased this (for much more money) unit through HSN back in November and I've used to power many things.... from a 3.1cu ft mini fridge to my power tools and now my husband is using it to maintain the battery on our Ultra Classic Electra Glide. This generator is great I can't say enough about it. I've call the CS line a lot to make sure that I don't plug in the wrong things. I can't wait to take it dry camping.