EcoFlow DELTA Pro EV Recharge Bundle Costco Wholesale Online only - 2,499.99, $2499.99

Can you charge an EV with this? If so, how much range could I expect?

Features:

• ailor-Made Solar Generator Combo for Home Backup, Emergency, Outdoor Camping, or Travel
• Generates up to 3KWH of Power Daily
• Power Heavy-Duty Devices up to 3400W With X-Boost
• Delta Max Charges up Safely and Rapidly (Up to 2600W) With AC Plus Solar Panels
• Smart Remote Control With EcoFlow App

Product Details

Product Overview
A tailor-made solar generator combo combining one piece of EcoFlow DELTA Max 2000 Portable Power Station with two pieces of EcoFlow 160W Solar Panel. 2016Wh Expandable Capacity + 2*Portable & Self-supportable 160w solar panels, with 6 x 2400W (5000W Surge) AC Outlets Solar Generator Made for Home Backup, Emergency, Outdoor Camping, or Travel

About EcoFlow DELTA Max
EcoFlow DELTA Max's large 2kWh capacity keeps your home appliances running during a blackout. Expandable via linking two extra batteries (NOT INCLUDED) to get a massive 6048Wh. The unit powers pretty much anything. 2400W rated output (5000W Surge) can power up to 15 devices at once. Power 3400W appliances with X-Boost on. Ideal power generator for backup power. EcoFlow DELTA Max portable power station comes with BMS protection which monitors voltage, current, short circuit and temp in real time. It is a outdoor generator with a rugged build for travel & camping. DELTA Max is more than a solar generator. Charge with AC, solar, car or the EcoFlow Smart Generator. Charge to full in 1.8hrs via wall outlets. You can control and monitor your DELTA Max with the EcoFlow app. Dive into the settings to customize your power use or control DELTA Max remotely.
About EcoFlow 160W Solar Panel

EcoFlow 160W portable solar panel can carry on collecting energy even during a downpour. With a protective ETFE film and a high IP resistance level of 68, the solar cells can withstand environments from humid and wet to dry and dusty. 32 premium monocrystalline silicon cells provide a high conversion efficiency of 22%. Recharge even faster by chaining multiple panels in a series or in parallel. A truly portable design and you can carry this 15-pound panel in a case that doubles as a stand, giving you the best angle for solar charging.

2-year Warranty Included

Includes:

• EcoFlow DELTA Max 2000 Portable Power Station
• EcoFlow 160W Solar Panel
• EcoFlow 160W Solar Panel

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Could someone in the know comment on the efficacy of using such a bundle to power a pair of high-end gaming PCs?

Bundle description does not list what solar panel comes with this that I can find. If it comes with 400 watt panel then good deal if it comes with 160 watt panel I would pass

Is this qualified for Federal Residential Clean Energy Credit?

Can you charge an EV with this? If so, how much range could I expect?

Not reasonably, but it depends on your needs. First major constraint here is your 3.6 kWh battery capacity. Most EVs these days have around 60 kWh batteries. Tesla 3 has a 57 kWh battery, Chevy Bolt has 65. Some larger SUV models have much larger than that. So this thing just doesn't have the capacity for EVs.

Then there's charge rate. 120v outlets charge at 1.2 kW per hour, which is slow but not nothing, but the specs say it can generate 3 kWh per day using solar. So theoretically it would work, but so slowly that it would take 16 days to charge a 60 kWh ev battery from 10% to 90% using solar alone.

So if you're okay with taking 2+ weeks to charge your EV by generating electricity from solar and then plugging your EV in and charging it with that after the sun goes down each day then it works, but again, it's going to be SLOW.

EDIT: Reading through the specs a bit more, I realized I put 2 kWh capacity in my original comment, so correct that to 3.6 kWh. It also says that it can charge completely using solar in as little as 3.5 hours. What I don't see is if you can hook the solar panels up and charge the EcoFlow Delta with the solar panels and then just have that go straight to the EV, in which case you could potentially do more in a day, I just can't see if it is capable of that, but I would be surprised if it is.

Also, an interesting tidbit and answering the other aspect of your question: My Bolt EUV gets about 3 - 4.5 miles per kWh, depending on driving conditions. Flat areas and conservative driving will get you more, hills and fast driving will get you less. But if you are able to charge 3.6 kWh per day that is roughly 10 - 16 miles of range in a single charge. So if you just need to go into town every day or two, maybe that works for you.