Informative video. Looks solid. Watching the testing got me curious of the wattage used by my window fans. Between 42 and 66 watts depending on speed and fan. So they'd last a 24hr+ with the ecoflow. Also tested a small Ryobi hybrid ac/battery fan. It only uses 14w on high and 6w on low. That would last a week+ depending on how much the ecoflow inverter and circuit board/display use up.
Thanks TMo, and that's really cool you did some calculations. I think I'm going to buy one of those devices that measure watt hours and amp draw for future videos. Time to upgrade my videos 😆 Thanks for the support! 😁👍
It's the lightest unit over 2000W I have had the pleasure of reviewing so far. It would easily power the devices that you mentioned. Thanks so much for watching Lana 😁💛🙏
The Delta 2 Max with 2048 Wh weighs in at almost 52 lbs! The Delta 2 model with 1024 Wh weighs in at 27 lbs! He mis-spoke at the beginning of this video!
JRC I really appreciate that, I put more work into these types of videos than folks would assume. Just this one alone was over 6 hrs. So again thank you so much 💛🙏
@@unbroken1010 unfortunately, I remember my first power station I bought years ago it was $800 for like 700W. I've seen prices drop per watt due to competition in the market.
My pleasure Moldy, and yes we truly need to be prepared. Once I get the 2 other batteries for this unit it will definitely be my main unit for powering my freezer, fridge, lights, and fans. 😁🤘
My pleasure, I have the delta 2 which I really like but this unit has better options and a bigger battery. I'd love to get a whole house solution, but that's way out of my price range currently. Thanks for stopping by brother 😁👍
It really is, I have to give EcoFlow credit for providing powerful & innovative products for emergency preparedness. Truly appreciate all the support 🙏
I don't like apps, so I see it's easy to use manually. I'm glad it's not so heavy. Also great that it's expandable. All kinds of ways this unit could be a blessing.
The expandability is my favorite part. To have 6kWh for backup power would be really nice 😁 Thank you Diana for taking the time out of your day to watch. God bless 💛🙏
I got this unit with 2x220W solar panels. In a sunny day it solar charges in less than 7 hours. I plug my laptops and router and I get a couple full days of usage. Thanks for doing the stress test, it was super helpful!
This unit looks like it did pretty well! Thanks for being so detailed and explain it all . I don’t have an eco flo unit. I would use it for frig or fan mostly. Thanks for the demo!
@GreyManPrepping I'm in the same boat. That's exactly what made me ask. I don't want to invest in a major set in this property. I would like to at least be able to power the lights along with the other things I already use it for. Such as refrigerator, washing machine etc. But I connect those directly to the delta max. Can't do that with the lights
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Those PV1 & PV2 are XT60I connecters which have an extra wire which allows it to carry more current than the standard XT60 cable. There not Anderson connecters.
Thanks for the clarification, after the video was out I saw the error but at that time it was too late 🤷 So I always hope folks like yourself share information like this so that other viewers can see the error. Most of my base viewers will email me and I will pass on the corrected info. Have a safe Independence Day 👍🇺🇸
They don't carry current thru that 3rd wire, it is used just for signaling. It is too small to carry much current. The two power pins are good for sustained 20-30 amps which is plenty for the 2 max. Still trying to verify (I expect my delta 2 max to arrive tomorrow but the solar stuff shipped separately and is a few days further out) the exact connection of the 'i' pin but it sounds like it is wired to one of the other two pins and the delta max detects that to enable full power charging. The other theory is that the 2 max just detects voltage - under about 30v it charges at 8-9 amps assuming a cig lighter socket connection, but 15 amps above that and you don't need that 'i' pin at all.
Yeah, I usually grab things after income tax returns lol it's hard in this hot economic environment to make big purchases these days. But I always tell folks food, water, and medicine is your first priority.
@@GreyManPrepping yeah but so is emergency power. Sitting in the dark for days is something you got to get used to. I have been in some long blackouts like the NYC ones. You fund ways to entertain yourselves but definitely not something that you get used to quickly. It's humbling.
@@unbroken1010 oh I agree for sure. 18 years or so ago I was without power for 3 weeks mid-summer, with my 3 young sons at the time. Truly a big wake-up call, which lead me down the path of emergency preparedness. You really do get very creative in those situations 😁👍
i dont understand why the delta 2 max (and other delta power stations) is not able to be charged at an EV station like the delta pro is. the ability to have 2 setups and rotate between them, alternately charging one while using the other is a great asset.
Cost and market segmentation. I'd like to be able to connect two in parallel for more capacity or in series to get 240v like the Pro. But I didn't want the weight of the Pro. I wanted the weight of the Delta 2, and the dual solar input of the 2 max. Oh, I also wanted the expansion batteries to have independent solar charge and D.C. outputs like the Bluetti. Oh well. I bought a 2 max.
Hey Sarge 🫡 How are ya? So currently I'm so behind on reviews that there is a lot to catch up on as well as other companies that are reaching out. I've been mixing in my garden videos, and a couple of lives throughout the month. My daughter is starting summer break so I hope to do 3-4 lives June through August. I really enjoy doing reviews of gear but there are a few aspects of my channel I miss. It's more of a time thing. Between work, family, and a few other personal endeavors my youtube time has been very limited. My apologies brother.
@@GreyManPrepping hey, no appologies necessary, I was just wondering, I miss the report videos and different topics you used to cover, but real life comes first! No worries, I still try to catch your posts but my health is not great and they have upped my pain management meds! Ugh.. just for your info on these solar power systems, if you get a 2400 watt unit, and only run a 240 watt appliance, it will only last 10 hours.. people need to realize of they suck all 2400 watts they only have 1 hour or less of power.. take care brother! Many blessings 👍
i can never find a real good video on the noise, for example when its charging with solar panels and using the ac how much decibel is the ecoflow producing then
On this version at the max over 15 mins they produced at its peak around 46.1db on average it was around 45.4db. This was a big difference from the original which hit around 60.2 db on max load hopefully that helps a bit. I'll have to start adding that test to my videos.
Can I charge the delta 2 max extra battery by itself with solar? Otherwise I'd have to shut the delta 2 max down when it runs out to charge the extra battery plugged into the max via solar. That would kill always having a backup
This unit is not rated for 220V Ecoflow does have a unit that will run 220V if you click the link provided look for the "EcoFlow DELTA Pro + Smart Home Panel" which fits what you're looking for. Hopefully, that helps a bit or at least steers you in the right direction. Please feel free to reach out if you have any further questions. 😁👍
Honestly, it all depends on the wattage of each thing you're trying to keep power to. After adding that up you can use the rated watt hrs of the unit to get an idea of how long the unit will power those devices.
😆 it's just the default on the screen, I assume it would slowly drain over time, but I have had some units sit on a shelf for 6mths and still have 80-90% battery capacity. But interesting thought if they had an actual calculation of how long the batt would last on standby.
No, the capacity is reduced from 100% to 80% as with every power station as well as any rechargeable battery. Some of the cheaper brands may only have 500-1500 cycles. There's more science & tech to it. But I can forward the long version to you if you're interested via email. All my contact information is down in the description.
Any rechargeable battery degrades with cycles of charge and discharge. Specifically they lose capacity and increase internal resistance. They expect this battery to still have 80% of its specified capacity after 3000 cycles. Efficiency is not the main idea, but due to increased internal resistance there is a slight loss of efficiency as well - meaning when new you might put 1.05 watts in to get 1 watt out, but after a few thousand cycles you might need to put 1.1 watt in to get 1 watt out. This is called charge cycle efficiency or just charge efficiency or cycle efficiency. Usually the loss in cycle efficiency is much smaller than the loss in capacity, but the cycle efficiency does have a larger impact at higher rates (more amps/watts) of either charging or discharging.
My apologies I don't think I have that data, that being said I'll have to run some and see what's the standard running temp to its max temp running it hard. Great question Bryan
