EF ECOFLOW Solar Generator DELTA 3 Plus with 220W Bifacial Solar Panel, 1000W Solar Input, LFP(LiFePO4) Battery, Portable Power Station for Home Backup Power, Camping & RVs
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- 5 Fast Charging Options. With 1500W AC input, it charges to 80% in 40 mins. Solar charging reaches 80% in 1 hr, 100% in 70 mins. The 800W Alternator charges to 80% in 1 hr, 100% in 1.3 hrs. EcoFlow smart generator charges to 80% in 40 mins, 100% in 56 mins. Hybrid (AC + solar) charging also reaches 80% in 40 mins, 100% in 56 mins.
- Power 13 Appliances Simultaneously. With abundant interfaces, it powers 13 appliances at once, perfect for emergencies. X-Boost supports resistive appliances with power demands over 2200W continuously.
- Durable and Reliable for 10 Years. Powered by LiFePO4 (LFP) cells, with 4000 cycles to 80%, offering 25% more durability than industry standards. Enjoy a 10-year lifespan for daily use. The IP65 battery pack provides triple protection: splash-proof, dust-proof, and oil-proof.
- Adjustable and Versatile. The 220W bifacial solar panel is designed with a 30-60 adjustable angle bracket and an integrated solar angle guide, to keep sunlight at a 90 angle to capture the most energy possible.
- High-Efficiency Solar Panel. With the portable solar panel industry's first use of N-Type solar technology, we've raised the bar on conversion efficiency, reaching 25%. Charge faster with a more compact panel. With its dual-sided design, collect up to 28% more energy, perfect for camping.
- DELTA 3 Plus Power Station and 220W Portable Solar Panel will be shipped separately.
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EF ECOFLOW Solar Generator DELTA 3 Plus with 220W Bifacial Solar Panel (2024 New), 1000W Solar Input, LFP(LiFePO4) Battery, Portable Power Station for Home Backup Power, Camping & RVs
Brand: EF ECOFLOW
Wattage: 1024 Watt-hours
Fuel Type: Solar
Power Source: Solar Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Home Backup, RV, Camping
Output Wattage: 2400
Special Feature: Portable
Included Components: DC5521 to DC5525 Cable, EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus Power Station, Manuals, AC Charging Cable, Car Charging Cable See more
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 20"L x 9.7"W x 12.2"H
Brand: EF ECOFLOW
Wattage: 1024 Watt-hours
Fuel Type: Solar
Power Source: Solar Powered
Recommended Uses For Product: Home Backup, RV, Camping
Output Wattage: 2400
Special Feature: Portable
Included Components: DC5521 to DC5525 Cable, EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus Power Station, Manuals, AC Charging Cable, Car Charging Cable
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 20"L x 9.7"W x 12.2"H
Model Name: DELTA 3 Plus
Engine Type: Solar
UPC: 842783155740
Manufacturer: ECOFLOW
Part Number: EF-DL-H10-4
Item Weight: 42.4 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: EF-DL-H10-4
Style: DELTA 3 Plus with 220W
Item Package Quantity: 1
Special Features: Portable
Batteries Required?: No
Warranty Description: 5-Year
Date First Available: December 23, 2024
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When Ecoflow announced that this would be the new delta filling in the range of the 1kw solar generators on their lineup. I was skeptical that it would be able to provide much worth for upgrading over my trusty Delta 2. But those feelings were quickly dispelled after I decided to give it a try. I will start with the abundance of good things I have to say about it first. *****GOOD THINGS***** The software and hardware leaped forward dramatically. Not only did the output become more stable and increase, but they finally added the true battery isolated UPS functionality that I have been looking for. WITH hid for connecting your computer so it can shut down automatically. I am really impressed at how well they listened to their current consumers and improved so well. The screen is also way better and has been redesigned it looks like. Less fragile than the Delta 2 and it appears to be much brighter. It got the same treatment as the Delta Pro with the auto brightness for the display and there are way more active elements on the screen that let you know what’s going on. My biggest gripe about the Delta 2 was that the fans sounded like a swarm of angry bees even with less than half load applied to the output or when charging at anything above like 500 watts. They totally addressed the hell out of that. Not only is the D3+ much quieter, it’s actually like almost completely silent. Most of the time I wouldn’t even know there was air flowing through the unit unless I put my hand on the back vent or looked at the screen for the trusty fan symbol. Speaking of which, moving the inlet and outlet to the front and back of the unit (respectively) was a genius move. Now you can have units side by side and take up way less space and it is harder to block the vents by accident because the carry handles act as a natural buffer between the vents and anything that could cover them directly. 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But here's the difference the Delta 3 plus also serves as an automatic savings mode and there's where it shines above all my other power stations and possibly all others in its price range by other manufacturers. One can partition the battery capacity into two uses the standard battery backup but also a solar power battery buffer. The partitioning can be set using the app and I've currently set it to 50% for battery backup and 50% for buffering and here's how it works: In the morning before the sun comes up the battery will be at 50% with the AC power from the grid being used to power my computer equipment and the routers in UPS mode. I have four 100 watt solar panels wired in 2p2s configuration so the that the two pairs in series produce 40 volts and these 2 pairs are wired in parallel so that under best conditions produce about 400 watts. The 60 volt input on the solar is perfect for this. My other power-stations can only accept 12-30 and so will not work with this setup. 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