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@@imfraze4850 Yes it can. We have done it multiple times.

@@IslandManDetailing awesome, thanks man

@@Rev182U I hope you love it! It’s been great for me so far!

@@jasonoshita4441 I had 2 issues recently. The first issue was that I received an error code and suddenly the screen shut off and I wasn’t able to use it at all. However, EcoFlow was very prompt on their response and turn around time when I needed to swap it for a new one. I was able to get a new one in less than a week. The most recent issue was that the screen sometimes gets direct sunlight. This had caused the screen to glitch and parts of the screen do not work. Fortunately, the Delta Pro connects to the EcoFlow app, so I am able to see all of the information that is necessary. I still highly recommend this model because it is affordable compared to the new V3 of budget is what you are looking for. And to me, it’s still reliable.

@@IslandManDetailing thanks so much for the quick reply and the feedback. It’s hard to turn down right now. Im glad they were quick to replace. Good tip about the screen. Did they ever say what the error was that bricked your first unit?

With it connected to 200 peak watts of solar, after a full exterior detail with polish and interior detail, I use only about 30% battery. Maybe a little less.

@@IslandManDetailinghow many working hours is that?

@@xxichikokoxx we have. We are still able to complete a 2-3 full vehicles. That’s using the pressure washer, vacuum, bissell extractor and recharging EGO batteries for our blowers.

Those are a great option also

Depending on the pressure washer and the power draw. I would safely say that you can do 2 vehicles using a pressure washer and vacuum. Efficiency in your work is what would really determine how much you can really do. Some days I could do 3 vehicles with just one of them. Other days maybe just 1 or 2 if they’re pretty bad.

@@IslandManDetailing thanks for the great information. Probably get a 1800w

I use 2 of the RichSolar 100 Watt Monocrystalline solar panels. They are MC4 connectors. Thank you for the compliment! I hope your build turns out great!

The DeWalt and my previous 4gal Ridgid vacuum have about the same suction power. With the numbers, the DeWalt is at 105CFM and the Ridgid is slightly stronger with 110CFM.

I’ve noticed that. It also doesn’t run very well if firmware isn’t updated. Just updated not too long ago and is not working great. Thank you.

I don’t recall the brand. They are 100 watt panels. So in total and peak solar is producing about 200 watts with both panels.

I currently use the California Air Tools CAT-4610AC It has a 1hp motor, so it takes about 50-60 seconds to refill. I’m not exactly sure. I’m always multi tasking. So when the pressure goes down, I’m working on other things while it refills. I can hold the tornados with the trigger squeezed for about 30-40 seconds until I need to let it refill. I’m looking to upgrade to the 2HP model and maybe bigger tank to get more run time and quicker refill time. I’d love to share your experiences.

I currently use a bissell little green pro portable extractor which is non heated. I am looking to test their new Steam extractor to introduce heat and keep to the compact and portable theme. As for the steamer, I use the McCulloch MC1375 steamer. I’ll make a video soon showing the power draw on each.