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EcoFlow
EcoFlow builds portable power stations and folding solar panels: the DELTA series for home backup and the smaller RIVER series for camping and van use. Capacity is quoted in watt-hours and output in watts, and the second is what decides whether a kettle or a fridge will actually start.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I choose an EcoFlow?
- Start with the job. The RIVER series is the light, portable choice for camping and desk backup. The DELTA series steps up in capacity and output for home backup, job sites and RV use, and the DELTA Pro class expands with extra batteries for whole-circuit backup. The Wave 2 is a different tool entirely: a battery-capable portable air conditioner and heater. If in doubt, add up the watts you need to run simultaneously and the hours you need to run them.
- What is EcoFlow?
- A portable power company best known for the RIVER and DELTA power station lines and for fast charging: most of its stations refill the majority of their capacity in under an hour from a wall socket. We carry the range as an authorized dealer, so every unit ships with the full manufacturer warranty.
- How do you power the EcoFlow Wave 2?
- Four ways: plug it into a wall socket, clip on its add-on battery for cordless running, connect an EcoFlow DELTA 2 or DELTA Max station, or feed it up to 400W of solar. It also charges from a car port at 12 or 24 volts. That flexibility is the point: cooling or heating that works away from mains power.
- How much power does a portable air conditioner use?
- The EcoFlow Wave 2 draws about 550W while cooling at its rated 5,100 BTU and about 600W while heating. Conventional window and portable units commonly draw 500 to 1,500W. At 550W, a 1,000Wh battery yields well under two hours of continuous cooling, which is why the Wave 2 pairs with its dedicated add-on battery or a DELTA station for overnight use.
