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EcoFlow Delta 2 1800W 15-Outlet Push Button Battery Generator w/ Delta Max 2016Wh Smart Battery (DELTA2+MAXEB) on sale for
$1449.
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jluo for finding this deal
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About the Product- 15-Outlet (4x USB-A Ports, 2x USB-C Ports, 6x AC Outlets & 3x 12V DC Outlets)
- 1800W Output / 3300W Peak Performance
- 1kWh Capacity
- Smart Battery Generator
- 6x Longer/3000+ Cycles/LFP Battery
- Charge via AC, Car, Solar or Smart Generator
Includes- EcoFlow Delta 2 1800W 15-Outlet Push Button Battery Generator
- EcoFlow Delta Max 2016Wh Smart Battery
Warranty- Includes a 5-year manufacturer warranty w/ purchase
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For clarity's sake, there is a Delta 2 Extra Battery model they sell that's 1024 Wh (LFP, just like the D2 itself). One of the images in this listing for options shows both the D2 and Max extra batteries. But... they're pricy enough that you might as well just buy two of the main D2 units. That way, if one unit fails, you have a backup.
I've had a D2 unit for.. I guess a good 6+ months now. I've used it a few times and it's served me well for several power outages (considering capacity limitations for its size/weight). It's done well with solar charging too, having received a decent number of charges off of a large 455W solar panel, in addition to a few off EF's 160W folding panel that mine came with.
Very cool, albeit pricy "'Toy' but not a toy" that can save your bacon in a pinch. In the winter, this thing should be able to power most central air blowers for gas furnaces to keep you from freezing.. and supplement with a small generator when needed (transfer switch/seek electrician). You can set charging rates from 200-1200W to "play well" when charging off a smaller generator.
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For clarity's sake, there is a Delta 2 Extra Battery model they sell that's 1024 Wh (LFP, just like the D2 itself). One of the images in this listing for options shows both the D2 and Max extra batteries. But... they're pricy enough that you might as well just buy two of the main D2 units. That way, if one unit fails, you have a backup.
I've had a D2 unit for.. I guess a good 6+ months now. I've used it a few times and it's served me well for several power outages (considering capacity limitations for its size/weight). It's done well with solar charging too, having received a decent number of charges off of a large 455W solar panel, in addition to a few off EF's 160W folding panel that mine came with.
Very cool, albeit pricy "'Toy' but not a toy" that can save your bacon in a pinch. In the winter, this thing should be able to power most central air blowers for gas furnaces to keep you from freezing.. and supplement with a small generator when needed (transfer switch/seek electrician). You can set charging rates from 200-1200W to "play well" when charging off a smaller generator.
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For clarity's sake, there is a Delta 2 Extra Battery model they sell that's 1024 Wh (LFP, just like the D2 itself). One of the images in this listing for options shows both the D2 and Max extra batteries. But... they're pricy enough that you might as well just buy two of the main D2 units. That way, if one unit fails, you have a backup.
I've had a D2 unit for.. I guess a good 6+ months now. I've used it a few times and it's served me well for several power outages (considering capacity limitations for its size/weight). It's done well with solar charging too, having received a decent number of charges off of a large 455W solar panel, in addition to a few off EF's 160W folding panel that mine came with.
Very cool, albeit pricy "'Toy' but not a toy" that can save your bacon in a pinch. In the winter, this thing should be able to power most central air blowers for gas furnaces to keep you from freezing.. and supplement with a small generator when needed (transfer switch/seek electrician). You can set charging rates from 200-1200W to "play well" when charging off a smaller generator.
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