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EcoFlow has
3072Wh EcoFlow Delta 3 Ultra LiFePO4 4600W X-Boost Portable Power Station for $1099 - $54.95 when you apply discount code
25EFCOMD3S at checkout =
$1044.05.
Shipping is free.
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David_David for finding this deal.
About this item:- 4 Ways to Charge, Ready in Just 89 mins: Ready in Just 89 mins (0-80%) with wall charging or generator charging, and can achieve longer runtime with an EcoFlow Smart Generator.
- 3600W Powerful Output: 7200W surge output. With X-Boost mode, supports heavy-duty appliances up to 4600W such as clothing steamers, electric dryers, lawnmowers, and electric frying pans.
- Long-Lasting, Durable, and Reliable: Equipped with automotive-grade full-tab LFP cells, offering 10 years of reliable power, 24/7 protection BMS, Class-B certification, and EV-grade CTC structure that protects against overnight condensation and off-road bumps during transport.
- 2 Easy Ways to Connect to Your Home: Manual Transfer Switch and Inlet Box.
- 10ms Auto-Switch: keep critical devices like NAS systems and servers running smoothly.
- 25dB Whisper-Quiet Operation: Ultra-low noise (≤25dB at 600W).
- OASIS 3.0 Smart App Control: Dashboard to monitor real-time battery status, electricity prices, and savings. Storm Guard Mode automatically activates backup power before extreme weather hits. Self-Powered Mode and Scheduled Tasks save you money daily.
- Up to 5-Year Warranty: Includes 3-year standard warranty and 2-year extended warranty available upon EcoFlow App registration.
Top Comments
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Community Reviews
EcoFlow's DELTA 3 Ultra looks like a strong value for a single 3,072Wh power station, especially for camper, vanlife, and home backup use. The 120V, 30A TT30 output, 10ms cutover, and hi and low voltage solar input make it appealing for larger loads and solar setups, and the price compares well with older Delta 2 purchases. The main limits are the 800W solar cap, 60V input ceiling, and the non Plus model's lack of expansion battery ports. EcoFlow's confusing product pages and talk of future feature paywalls add some caution, but it still stands out as a compact all in one option.
The deal price works out to about 33 cents per watt-hour for the 3kWh all-in-one unit.
The unit supports hi and lo voltage solar input along with EV bypass options for flexible setups.
The solar input and inverter combination can suit camper use with a 120V 30A plug.
A coupon code can work on Amazon and stack with an additional 5% cash back from Prime Visa.
Solar input is limited to 11-60V and 800W max, which can make residential panel matching difficult.
The Ultra (non-plus) model reportedly cannot add expansion batteries, limiting whole-system growth.
EcoFlow's website experience can be unusable due to excessive pop-ups and ads, which can hinder research and purchasing.
Home backup compatibility can fail, since Home Connect and batteries reportedly required two power legs and still would not connect after adding a second battery.
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I'd probably use it to power my computer workstation and maybe my very light load server. IN a pinch if power is out for whatever reason (although that hasn't happpend in the year I've lived here), it could be used to power my cpap machine.
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Update Dec 12th: I later found out that the USA version of the Delta 3 Ultra actually does output 3600w from the TT30 receptacle. Though not sure if there is a difference in the surge capacity between the D3U and D3UP for that TT30 plug. All those youtube pre-release reviews show the D3U with the text "3000W Max" are not applicable to the USA version.
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