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EcoFlow 1800W Solar Generator DELTA Generator w/ 400W Solar Panel
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Home Depot has EcoFlow 1800W Output/2700W Peak Solar Generator DELTA 2 Push-Button Start Battery Generator w/ 400W Solar Panel (DELTA2-400W) on sale for $1099. Shipping is free.
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Features:
- LiFePO4 Solar Generator with 2700W peak/1800 running watts
- Charge anywhere with a 400W solar panel using clean energy
- IP68 dust and water-resistant panel
Editor's Notes
Written by qwikwit | Staff- Reviews:
- This Generator is highly rated receiving 4.8 Stars out of 5 Stars based on 290 Customer Reviews.
- Warranty:
- Includes 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty
- Home Depot Return Policy:
- Eligible for returns within 30-Days
- Additional Note:
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
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Home Depot has EcoFlow 1800W Output/2700W Peak Solar Generator DELTA 2 Push-Button Start Battery Generator w/ 400W Solar Panel (DELTA2-400W) on sale for $1099. Shipping is free.
Thanks community member hnchen for sharing this deal
Features:
Thanks community member hnchen for sharing this deal
Features:
- LiFePO4 Solar Generator with 2700W peak/1800 running watts
- Charge anywhere with a 400W solar panel using clean energy
- IP68 dust and water-resistant panel
Editor's Notes
Written by qwikwit | Staff- Reviews:
- This Generator is highly rated receiving 4.8 Stars out of 5 Stars based on 290 Customer Reviews.
- Warranty:
- Includes 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty
- Home Depot Return Policy:
- Eligible for returns within 30-Days
- Additional Note:
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
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Would highly recommend will prowse on YouTube that covers DIY systems, he has lots of videos on everything and a website.
Basically a 200amp x 12v battery should have 2400 wh.
Their 400W panel alone pretty expensive - a price I'd never pay.. but this bundle is nice - I'd have paid this to get the 400W with my D2 (mine came with a 160W @ $875 back in 2022).
Mine has helped get me through multiple blizzard/cold-weather power outages, and I've fed it with a pair of bigger rigid 455W panels to get a continuous 500W (11-60V, 15A, 500W max) on sunny days after a storm to reduce generator use. Next time will be my bigger hybrid inverter that'll take whatever 2-6 of those 455W panels have to give
Actually, you can, and I have (fed my manual transfer switch with one of these Delta 2s) - see above. It's not going to run your whole-house AC or your electric stove.. but it can certainly help keep your gas furnace and fridge going in the middle of a winter outage.
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Was looking at this for a camper but don't know if 12v batteries, plus solar, an inverter and a charge controller is better.
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Was looking at this for a camper but don't know if 12v batteries, plus solar, an inverter and a charge controller is better.
Would highly recommend will prowse on YouTube that covers DIY systems, he has lots of videos on everything and a website.
Basically a 200amp x 12v battery should have 2400 wh.
Would highly recommend will prowse on YouTube that covers DIY systems, he has lots of videos on everything and a website.
Basically a 200amp x 12v battery should have 2400 wh.
Just get ready for a lot of eye rolls if he posts one of his rant videos about people and politics. Guy has a lot of anger built up against the world.
Way too tiny.
This could power an e-kooler for days, and as long as you had sunny days every 2nd day or every day it could power it all summer long.
I have a "solar generator" only slightly larger in Wh and it has done 2 summers for me with 400 W panels hooked up.
My e-kooler is a massimo , probably this one
https://www.amazon.com/CHO-Portab...07WGHK
Their 400W panel alone pretty expensive - a price I'd never pay.. but this bundle is nice - I'd have paid this to get the 400W with my D2 (mine came with a 160W @ $875 back in 2022).
Mine has helped get me through multiple blizzard/cold-weather power outages, and I've fed it with a pair of bigger rigid 455W panels to get a continuous 500W (11-60V, 15A, 500W max) on sunny days after a storm to reduce generator use. Next time will be my bigger hybrid inverter that'll take whatever 2-6 of those 455W panels have to give
Way too tiny.
This could power an e-kooler for days, and as long as you had sunny days every 2nd day or every day it could power it all summer long.
I have a "solar generator" only slightly larger in Wh and it has done 2 summers for me with 400 W panels hooked up.
My e-kooler is a massimo , probably this one
https://www.amazon.com/CHO-Portab...07WGHKHRY/ [amazon.com]
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Their 400W panel alone pretty expensive - a price I'd never pay.. but this bundle is nice - I'd have paid this to get the 400W with my D2 (mine came with a 160W @ $875 back in 2022).
Mine has helped get me through multiple blizzard/cold-weather power outages, and I've fed it with a pair of bigger rigid 455W panels to get a continuous 500W (11-60V, 15A, 500W max) on sunny days after a storm to reduce generator use. Next time will be my bigger hybrid inverter that'll take whatever 2-6 of those 455W panels have to give
Actually, you can, and I have (fed my manual transfer switch with one of these Delta 2s) - see above. It's not going to run your whole-house AC or your electric stove.. but it can certainly help keep your gas furnace and fridge going in the middle of a winter outage.
I'm guessing it would need a pro to hook into the mains with a manual or automatic switch? Any idea how much that kind of set up costs on top of the hardware here?
I'm guessing it would need a pro to hook into the mains with a manual or automatic switch? Any idea how much that kind of set up costs on top of the hardware here?
It depends on what you have and what you want, exactly.. but shouldn't be more than $500-1k all said and done for a manual transfer switch.
Just get ready for a lot of eye rolls if he posts one of his rant videos about people and politics. Guy has a lot of anger built up against the world.
I'm guessing it would need a pro to hook into the mains with a manual or automatic switch? Any idea how much that kind of set up costs on top of the hardware here?
Lookup interlock kits as the lowest cost. Manual transfer switches and automatic transfer switches.
Depends on how comfortable you are with changing main breakers.
Is the ecoflow Delta 2 Max worth the additional $300? Is currently $1499. Really wish Costco had these now for their potential return policy if needed.
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