EF Ecoflow-US via Amazon has for Ecoflow Delta 2 1024Wh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station (Black) on sale for $469.06 w/ promotion code EFINC6OFF. Shipping is free.
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EF Ecoflow-US via Amazon has for Ecoflow Delta 2 1024Wh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station (Black) on sale for $469.06 w/ promotion code EFINC6OFF. Shipping is free.
Note: Sold & shipped by EF Ecoflow-US.
Thanks to community member blue9yun for sharing this deal
Ecoflow Delta 3 Plus is coming to replace the Delta 2. Similar specs with same 1024Wh but higher charging cycles (4000), faster charging, higher wattage (AC output), ability to hook up to 4 extra batteries, higher solar charging wattage (500Wx2), faster UPS timing (10ms), a little more quiet, etc. Anyway, not worth the upgrade or the premium initially but should drive the prices of Delta 2 down, maybe to around $400. It may not come down much since Delta 2 stock is pretty low to begin with.
Got it for $407 during Prime Day with additional coupon code and 220w Gen 2 solar panel for $267. My way to test out these tech. Now I am obsess of taking out the panel when sun is out. Using Delta 2 to run my air purifier.
How long Can this keep a refrigerator running that is has an 567 KWhr annual usage estimate in the sheet that comes with it? Is it just over half a day?
You have to measure how much power it actually uses. But if you are talking about the regular household refrigerator then it won't keep it running long at all. For portable ones though, it can run for a day or two. Refrigerators don't run full power all the time, and consume little power to keep cold things cold.
Got it for $407 during Prime Day with additional coupon code and 220w Gen 2 solar panel for $267. My way to test out these tech. Now I am obsess of taking out the panel when sun is out. Using Delta 2 to run my air purifier.
I'm interested in foldable panels but I want it to be versatile I was wondering if I can fold the panel in half and get half the output or not in case space is cramped like a car so I can dump it under my windshield sometimes.
How long Can this keep a refrigerator running that is has an 567 KWhr annual usage estimate in the sheet that comes with it? Is it just over half a day?
Math says 567kwhr/365 days
So about 1.5 kwhr per day. You will need to recharge the battery somehow.
But typically fridge take less than that more likely if a small fridge about 20-50w per hr. So about 480-720 watts per day.
Or 1-2 days. Charging by solar panels should keep it charged indefinitely.
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Typically on passthrough how much % or Watts loss is there on these (Charge + Discharge/Inverter)? I think it's quite substantial, enough that using it in this mode can get quite expensive.
I think a normal UPS loses 10% or less.
Ecoflow Delta 3 Plus is coming to replace the Delta 2. Similar specs with same 1024Wh but higher charging cycles (4000), faster charging, higher wattage (AC output), ability to hook up to 4 extra batteries, higher solar charging wattage (500Wx2), faster UPS timing (10ms), a little more quiet, etc. Anyway, not worth the upgrade or the premium initially but should drive the prices of Delta 2 down, maybe to around $400. It may not come down much since Delta 2 stock is pretty low to begin with.
would be nice if delta 3 is compatible with Delta 2. (Chaining)
any idea?
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Ecoflow Delta 3 Plus is coming to replace the Delta 2. Similar specs with same 1024Wh but higher charging cycles (4000), faster charging, higher wattage (AC output), ability to hook up to 4 extra batteries, higher solar charging wattage (500Wx2), faster UPS timing (10ms), a little more quiet, etc. Anyway, not worth the upgrade or the premium initially but should drive the prices of Delta 2 down, maybe to around $400. It may not come down much since Delta 2 stock is pretty low to begin with.
I'm guessing it will be closer to $999 than $470 for a long time. Who knows.
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I need a generator for tailgating and I'm sick of the maintenance my electric generator requires.
So about 1.5 kwhr per day. You will need to recharge the battery somehow.
But typically fridge take less than that more likely if a small fridge about 20-50w per hr. So about 480-720 watts per day.
Or 1-2 days. Charging by solar panels should keep it charged indefinitely.
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I think a normal UPS loses 10% or less.
any idea?
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