DELTA 2 Pro (3600Wh)

I have had a gridtie solar system for 10 years However when there was a power outage those solar panels were worthless So I unboxed the Delta Pro close to my back door in the living room and ran a 30 foot solar cable out to 2 of my solar panels that I reallocated from my solar panel farm to charge my Delta Pro I then ran extension cables to all my electronics in my living room with the EcoFlow including 48 TV Sound bar Xfinity Router robot vacuum gaming laptop multiple USB devices and lamps I found that after 2 days the battery was down to about 20 so 2 panels were not keeping up I reallocated 2 more panels and within a day the battery is at 100 at 4PM now that the sun is starting to diminish I may be able to get by with 3 panels or find more items that I want to power with the Delta Pro The nice thing is that I know for sure now that my system is ready to go should there be a power outage and will be able to run extension cables to critical things like refrigerators and freezer plus fans and lights It was so easy to set up and get running I was a little fearful that I would do something wrong but it seems to be pretty idiot proof Plug in extension cables from panels and extension cables to electronics and you are up and running The noise is minimal with the fan coming on periodically but is hardly noticeable It is wonderful having peace of mind that I will be able to be much more prepared for another disaster like the Texas Winter storm that devastated many of us

Just wow product amazing power bank Great performance amazing build quality bit heavy but practial design

AMAZING FOR TOU POWER PLANS Great product built like a tank it even has wheels charges incredibly fast Im not using this as an emergency backup although it will be amazing to have during one anyway Im using it as a solar generator With power becoming more and more expensive I wanted to find a way to decrease my bill and use the free natural solar power around my house Hooking up 2x 400W Ecoflow solar panels in series on a very sunny day I can charge this from 080 in around 67 hours which means on sunny days I barely rely on grid power anymore I was worried it would be too heavy to move around to use in different rooms but the handle and wheels make it as easy as pulling a cart or wheelbarrow its 99lbs so not light but Im 56 and skinny and I had no problem picking it up It does get a bit noisy if youre discharging or charging at above around 7001000W but its not a big deal if you use headphones Id rather it be safe and cool than have the chance of overheating I would recommend getting some solar if you buy this if youve never used solar power before its an amazing feeling knowing youre using the energy that would have just been wasted into the ground and this battery can power most houses for a full day Ecoflow support have been incredibly helpful and kind so if anything goes wrong I have trust that they would replace or help me fix the issue

Heavy duty battery high quality that can be recharged with solar panels extra not included to provide days long power for essentials like a refrigerator andor freezer and a couple of lamps if you lose power due to a Russian cyber attack on the electric grid or affected by a nuclear strike not directly on you I did all the research of competing products available and for something thats portable and relatively affordable this is the best product for you to give much needed peace of mind It was a Time magazine 100 top invention of last year so that should give you the confidence To charge with sun you will need to do some research and spend an approximate additional 1000 for solar panels cords connectors and stands to produce 800W to 1200W for expedited solar charging YouTube has videos on how to hook everything up Myself I bought HQST 100 watt panels to mount on vertical poles that can be manually rotated throughout the day to follow the sun for maximum charging experience Dont let World War III catch you off guard with no power no lights and rotting food in your refrigerator Eating canned food by candlelight is poor way of life Your neighbors will envy your home with lights and they have none but be careful they may want to visit and take what you have You will need to make preparations for this too

I spend a lot of time RVing 30 amp on Skyline Drive and The Blue Ridge Parkway so electrical hookups are not available Skyline Drive has very short generator hours so being able to use this during non generator hours makes life a lot easier Recharging is quick so it can be charged back up during the hours generators are allowed I do have two minor suggestions 1 There is a tiny white light on the front of the panel that slowly fades in and out when in use ie charging phone overnight The only way to negate this was to cover the light Dark Mode would be nice 2 A longer AC power cord RV outlets arent in the most convenient locations so an extra long cord would be helpful so that I dont have to lift the 99 lb power station onto a table to reach the outlet or use an extension cord