The EcoFlow DELTA 2 is now available for purchase. This new power solution comes with X-Stream technology, which offers charging speeds up to seven times faster than the competition; 0-80% in just 50 minutes from AC input on a battery this large is mind-blowing fast. The LFP batteries will bring ten years of life, and a huge 1800W AC output will run even more of your electronics and appliances, whether you’re going through a power outage at home, spending time in an area that doesn’t have electricity, or just trying to reduce your reliance on the grid.
We’ll have a full review of the DELTA 2 soon, but in the meantime, you can find it on the EcoFlow website and on Amazon. The expandable power station retails for $999.00 and is available today.
Use the promo code EFSD5OFF to save an extra 5% on any EcoFlow Delta 2 until November 2nd.
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The charge time is remarkably fast. Their site says that the base unit has 1 kWh capacity, expandable to 3 kWh, and it looks like the charge time will be around twice the discharge time at maximum output, which seems pretty good.
This would be a great addition to my home prepping
The charge time is remarkably fast. Their site says that the base unit has 1 kWh capacity, expandable to 3 kWh, and it looks like the charge time will be around twice the discharge time at maximum output, which seems pretty good.
The charging speed is incredible. Comes at a great price point, too.
could use this
I could use a few of these
would be good in disasters