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expiredDealiusCaesar | Staff posted Feb 10, 2023 4:06 PM
EcoFlow 882Wh DELTA Mini Portable Power Station + 110W Portable Solar Panel
$599
$958
37% off
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Wellbots has EcoFlow 882Wh DELTA Mini Portable Power Station + 110W Portable Solar Panel on sale for $699 - $100 off w/ discount code ECOSOLAR100 = $599. Shipping is free.
Thanks Staff Member DealiusCaesar for sharing this deal
Specs:
Thanks Staff Member DealiusCaesar for sharing this deal
Specs:
- 882Wh capacity
- 1400W that can be boosted to 1800W
- Cycle Life: 800 cycles to 80% capacity
- Charge Method: AC Wall Outlet, 12V Car Outlet, Solar Panel
- AC Charge Input Power: X-Stream charge (900W max)
- USB-A Output (×2): 5V DC, 2.4A, 12W Max, per port
- USB-C Output: 5/9/12/15/20V, 5A, 100W Max
- Car Charger: 12V/24V DC 8A default
- Weight: 23.6 lbs
- Dimensions: 14.9 × 7.2 × 9.4 in
Editor's Notes
Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- Warranty: Includes 24-Month Warranty
- Refer to Wellbots Return Policy
- Refer to forum thread for discussion from the community regarding this offer. -slickdewmaster
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About the Poster
Wellbots has EcoFlow 882Wh DELTA Mini Portable Power Station + 110W Portable Solar Panel on sale for $699 - $100 off w/ discount code ECOSOLAR100 = $599. Shipping is free.
Thanks Staff Member DealiusCaesar for sharing this deal
Specs:
Thanks Staff Member DealiusCaesar for sharing this deal
Specs:
- 882Wh capacity
- 1400W that can be boosted to 1800W
- Cycle Life: 800 cycles to 80% capacity
- Charge Method: AC Wall Outlet, 12V Car Outlet, Solar Panel
- AC Charge Input Power: X-Stream charge (900W max)
- USB-A Output (×2): 5V DC, 2.4A, 12W Max, per port
- USB-C Output: 5/9/12/15/20V, 5A, 100W Max
- Car Charger: 12V/24V DC 8A default
- Weight: 23.6 lbs
- Dimensions: 14.9 × 7.2 × 9.4 in
Editor's Notes
Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- Warranty: Includes 24-Month Warranty
- Refer to Wellbots Return Policy
- Refer to forum thread for discussion from the community regarding this offer. -slickdewmaster
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Not LiFePo4.
My personal 2 cents:
If you need a battery station like this, and it's your only and primary way to receive power. For example, living off grid full time and plan to use it every day and night… then you should probably be forking out for a bigger battery that is LifePo.
If you want something to take with you on your monthly camping trip, use for the house when the power goes out, and use for projects where you don't want to or can't run a cable, this is perfectly fine.
I am in the second camp above. I have a smaller battery than this deal from EcoFlow and I love their brand. Their app is great. Support is good. Specs are not over inflated and they just have some neat features. I have used mine for years in this "ancient li-ion, not lifoPO4" tech and it's still near max capacity.
If you want a feature rich LifePo battery station, more power to you - expect to pay more. I see a lot of cheap brands promoting LifePo on the cheap, but their feature set and power delivery capabilities are terrible.
So figure out what features and size matters the most and make an informed decision. Life cycles is just one part of the equation.
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Not LiFePo4.
I'm not sure what counts as a full charge cycle ? 0-100% or 50%-100?
even after 800 times they say it will still charge to 80%.
River 2 is newer but delta mini has more battery capacity and comes with 110w solar panel.
Can't decide..
Not LiFePo4.
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My personal 2 cents:
If you need a battery station like this, and it's your only and primary way to receive power. For example, living off grid full time and plan to use it every day and night… then you should probably be forking out for a bigger battery that is LifePo.
If you want something to take with you on your monthly camping trip, use for the house when the power goes out, and use for projects where you don't want to or can't run a cable, this is perfectly fine.
I am in the second camp above. I have a smaller battery than this deal from EcoFlow and I love their brand. Their app is great. Support is good. Specs are not over inflated and they just have some neat features. I have used mine for years in this "ancient li-ion, not lifoPO4" tech and it's still near max capacity.
If you want a feature rich LifePo battery station, more power to you - expect to pay more. I see a lot of cheap brands promoting LifePo on the cheap, but their feature set and power delivery capabilities are terrible.
So figure out what features and size matters the most and make an informed decision. Life cycles is just one part of the equation.
River 2 is newer but delta mini has more battery capacity and comes with 110w solar panel.
Can't decide..
My personal 2 cents:
If you need a battery station like this, and it's your only and primary way to receive power. For example, living off grid full time and plan to use it every day and night… then you should probably be forking out for a bigger battery that is LifePo.
If you want something to take with you on your monthly camping trip, use for the house when the power goes out, and use for projects where you don't want to or can't run a cable, this is perfectly fine.
I am in the second camp above. I have a smaller battery than this deal from EcoFlow and I love their brand. Their app is great. Support is good. Specs are not over inflated and they just have some neat features. I have used mine for years in this "ancient li-ion, not lifoPO4" tech and it's still near max capacity.
If you want a feature rich LifePo battery station, more power to you - expect to pay more. I see a lot of cheap brands promoting LifePo on the cheap, but their feature set and power delivery capabilities are terrible.
So figure out what features and size matters the most and make an informed decision. Life cycles is just one part of the equation.
If you fully discharged this unit two times PER WEEK, it would still last you 8 YEARS before its max capacity was 80%. If someone is using this as an occasional power source during outages, there's no need to waste money on newer battery tech that they'll never utilize.
My daughter is special needs and has medical equipment that we need to keep running during power outages, and Li-Ion is a great choice for me. I'd never pay 2x-3x prices for LifePo4 to get a higher number of cycles that I don't need.
The panel itself is nice but def will take a while to charge. I live in FL and I threw the panel up on the roof and would get at best mayyybe 5-6 hours of sunlight on a bright and sunny day (thats around 10AM to maybe 2-3PM that's with the trees around where I live so YMMV). and charges appx 80-90w with no cloud cover. This will no means charge your unit in a day, in fact it will take almost a week to do it from 0% SoC maybe more depending on weather, lol. It will however recharge off an outlet very very fast. The app is pretty cool but will not hold historical data.
I've used it around the house for a lot of things including an 1500w heat gun and no issues there. I've also powered a 12V fridge with it using about 45w power power which gives it about 19 hours of straight charge, then charge with my 12v while driving.
I'd say $599 is a great price for this combo It's great for not having to run extension cords across the house when doing maintenance and it's great for travel as well. The solar panel is nice for trickle charging but I wouldn't depend on this by any means.
Yes I understand the push for LifePO4, I have a 300ah 48v (15kwh system) powering my RV /w 1200w of solar. Anyway, this unit still is nice for maneuvering around different situations and I've taken it around with me so much.
It's quite useful and if even get close to that cycle limit, even at 80% soc that's still great.
Could you build a 12v 100ah lifepo4 pack for much cheaper? absolutely, plenty of YT vids out there, but the convenience and build quality of this unit is excellent, so for $599, just get it.
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