Outbound Power has
EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3600WHr / 3600W LFP Portable Power Station on sale for $1,759 - $87.59 with discount code
SUMMER at checkout - $83.56 with discount code
SUMMER5 at checkout =
$1,587.49.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
David_David for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
- First portable home battery designed for home backup
- 3.6-25kWh expandable capacity with DELTA Pro Smart Extra Battery
- 3600W-7200W AC output for 99% appliances
- Plug & Play home backup solution
- Incredible 6500W MultiCharge, 2.7 hours AC charging
- Industry first: recharge at thousands of EV stations worldwide
- Long-lasting LFP battery supports up to 10 years
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Thanks for the heads up!
btw, this is very old tech, dating back to 2021. this model is almost 4 years old. the fact that this made the frontpage at $1587.49 is laughable and shows a lack of credibility on the part of slickdealers.
the delta pro 3 would be front page worthy at $1587.49, but not this old outdated tech. this should be more like $1200 max.
thumbs down!
How much power does your refrigerator use?
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My home has a generator circuit with NEMA L14-30 120/240v plug. DP3 has it.
You will need to know the usage to calculate whether these types of battery can sustain your house.
A quick Google shows that an average refrigerator uses about 60 watts an hour. This DELTA Pro is capable of 3600 watts an hour. That means you can power your fridge for 3600 / 60 = 60 hours.
If you have more devices, add their wattage up to know the hours.
The term is watt-hours. One Wh is a power consumption of one watt for one hour. Sixty watt-hours would be used when a 60-watt bulb was operated for an hour.
Never-the-less, math is correct. However, a more logical means would have been to use the refrigerator's daily power consumption (1200 Wh) and divide that number into 3600 Wh capacity to arrive at 2.5 days.
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