EcoFlow DELTA Pro Portable Power Station – 3600W / 3.6kWh

So I have only used this for one 4 day weekend getaway with our travel trailer. But we weighed out the cost and ease of use and of solar versus the Delta Pro and this made so much more sense for us. We have a 31’ travel trailer and we had 9 people camping in our trailer. The Delta Pro was amazing. From 100% charge it lasted for one full day with about 35% left. That’s running lights, TV, coffeemaker, hair dryer and curling iron and charging phones and devices for 9 people. It never lagged in power. Lights or devices never flickered or hesitated. Super happy with it. So now we will our heed the Smart Generator. The combo will be the perfect combo. On our trip we rented a Honda 2000watt inverted generator to try it out first. But now we are convinced. It took 2.5 hours to charge the Delta Pro at 1800 watts. But then silence but you still had all the power you needed. Also, I love how the display allows you to see exactly how many watts each device is using. And how a 30 amp RV cord plugged right in.

I bought this Delta Pro to get rid of my giant gas generator, as soon as I get it I ran a test on the house for a weekend off grid just the EcoFlow and worked perfect, I used for the refrigerator ( 8 hrs daily). Fans, lights, 2 desktop pc, 2 MacBook pro, coffee maker and the Tv it works great, I’m super happy with this product. And not loose any charge even if isn’t used for long periods. 100% worth it.

i picked delta pro with an additional battery instead of going DIY route for my van build. i like the compact nature of this thing which works best for my case. i have a 400W panel over my van roof which is hooked to charge the delta pro along with shore power inlet. very soon will be also using my van's alternator to charge this thing to give more flexibility. given this can also be charged at an EV station its a no brainer for DIY van builds

Missed out on the Kick Starter pricing and delivery so had to wait until the items were in stock again. Started with the Delta Pro than the Pro battery followed up with a 400 watt solar panel than finally the Smart generator. About a year ago I purchased a tri-fuel generator but it is so loud that the world would know you have power. Between the solar panel and generator the system seems complete. Solar is quiet and the generator is also quiet, you can have a conversation with someone standing next to the generator without shouting or wearing hearing protection. Oh, by the way sold the tri-fuel generator. Tried out the Delta Pro by itself running my refrigerator. Starting at 100% charge, it ran my large refrigerator about 40 hours and still has some power left. I feel very confident that the system will help me from loosing food in the next power outage.

I have close to a full set of everything I'll need to get through an outage and powered camping. I can't be happier with the EcoFlow I've purchased: River Pro with extra battery, four 160W solar panels, recently a Delta Pro, (shown with my compound miter saw plugged in), Smart Generator, and the latest, a 220W bi-facial solar panel. Close to being off grid capable long-term. All my gear has worked perfectly, though haven't had many opportunities to use it all together. Everything is well engineered with an aesthetic eye toward industrial design. My Delta Pro powers corded tools perfectly and is handy for recharging my battery powered portable tools as well. Love it all, thanks EcoFlow.

I've been using this for a while now, and honestly, I'm impressed. It powers most of my home essentials without any issues. The build quality is excellent too.

Bought this mainly because we experience occasional power outages. It gives me peace of mind knowing I can keep my refrigerator, lights, and internet running.