EcoFlow DELTA 1300 A GAME CHANGING Solar Generator? HONEST Review! 1800w Portable Power Station
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2024
- The Professor reviews the EcoFlow Delta 1300 with its powerful 1800w inverter, 1200w charger, and support for 400 watts of solar is it a game changer?
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i enjoy your video...but all the jargon, i cannot understand...i am a dummie...thanks...
is there a way to hook this eco to the whole house via circuit box????...need an electrician?...
If you're in a grid down in the northeast during winter, you will need it to power electric heaters. Sounds like a lithium battery will fail that need. So you answered that question for me. These battery power stations are for light power needs like charging phones, tv, lights and a small fan.
I just got one for emergencies. It charged from 30% to 100% in less than 30 minutes. I’m not gonna be using it for off grid, only for emergency power outages. I also got a solar panel. A little insurance policy
How many watts is your solar panel ? How’s it been , have you used it ? Great idea
I've had mine since kickstarter - live in sticks-and-bricks so my usage isn't often, but I do love it. Fantastic for power outages and to use power tools in the yard far away from outlets.
Another great review. Love the front screen. Very bright and interesting. I prefer the outlets on the front side for portable use. For a stationary home use the rear outlets are cleaner looking. Overall the market is crowded and Jackery will probably drop a 2k unit before long. Sticking with my Goal Zero 1500 for the time being. Thanks for all the work in making this review!
Top notch review and very good assessment of pros and cons.
Thank you for your review! Good information and details. Early adopter here (bought on Kickstarter). I chose this over the Bluetti 1500W because of the higher input voltage requirement on the Bluetti (covered on your first test video for that product). The Kickstarter price of $900 helped in that decision. I was also looking at the Titan, but the Delta1300 seemed a bit more portable and price-effective (had to purchase two of them though).
For my use-case (extended weekend camping in the summer), the Delta1300 works well. I can power my camp kitchen (including a 700W microwave oven, a chest fridge, and a separate chest freezer) and all of my electronics from my two units using two Dokio 300W folding panels in series and chaining the Deltas. Yes, I'm over-paneled; but I can't always count on full sun.
If ordered REALLY early, the Delta1300 was only $800 at initial offering, with an even better discount when multiple units were purchased (yeah, I missed out on that).
I see EF still hasn't corrected the size of the neutral blade on the AC outlets. When using a grounded plug, everything should be fine, but using a "polarized" non-grounded plug, the Neutral and Hot are backwards. Not a major issue if all of your appliances are in good condition as the ground doesn't exist and Neutral is floating anyway. I just hoped they would correct this on the next production run.
Anonimity+ how’s the dokio panels working for you and the EFDelra?
you cover everything I want to know but still do not comprehend. Thank you. great review.
Great review! I'm a lucky one who got this discounted at Wellbots for $1050. It's best application is for the camper/overlander types (i.e. occasional users) where it's "lower" claimed cycle life will be almost unnoticeable. Having used it for a while now im of the mind that the lower round trip energy efficiency is due to all of the safety electronics and fans running essentially non-stop. Many may not like that but I think it's a great thing for the health of the batteries and electronics. While the fast charging and 1800W capabilities are great in a pinch, definitely don't do that often for the sake of battery life. Cheers!
I watch the “price per watt” conclusions you draw Tom. Looks like the Bluetti if you need a lot of power and I STILL think my Explorer 500 is a terrific value for the money. Best to Miss H. & hope y’all stay safe. Michael
Thank you for doing this review.
Thanks for a very thorough review, great job!
I really appreciate your facts-first content. You earned my very skeptical-minded subscription.
Finally... Yeah!! Im new to this portable generator game. But i purchased it for my townhome in SC. Lights were out for 3 days few years ago. Had to rent a hotel room. I did not think you were going to test this product. So, I purchased this last week, at a discount and waiting on arrival. I love its quick charge, and the ability to run my cooking appliance(s) for a 3-5 day black out. I also brought jackery 240 at a discount for internet wifi, and small plug-in night lite, and light charging when im away. Not too pleased with the couple cons on Delta, but hey, will get most of the job done... Thank you for the detailed review!
Thanks for the vids, learning a lot.
Excellent analysis of the actual capacity and usage models.
Thanks so much for this valuable video. I ordered it direct from Ecoflow and can not wait to get it.
Thank you so much for all of the detailed and useful information! I learned a thing or two (or three)...Smile!
Amazing review Professor!!!
Great review Hobo . Unfortunately being in Canada and 44 % exchange rate ,all this great stuff is out of my reach . But its still nice to learn the strong and weak points about a product . Thanks
Outstanding review! Your analysis of the tradeoffs was right on.
I do not know what possessed me to pay for one through the kick start program. I first chose the lower wattage model and then upgraded for the higher wattage model. It was a really good deal at the time and I guess it was. Both of my large capacity solar generators EMP proof bags.
What I am looking forward is the reduction in price of LiFePO4 batteries and the application in large capacity solar generators and plug and play stationary power storage systems fed off solar arrays.
Good honest and comprehensive review..
Ho Ho HOBO ! Another fine job Professor ! I am waiting for my power to come from the “Cloud”. Problem is the great Sonora dessert 🍨 does not have many Cloudy days. But, I did receive my SunGoldPower portable solar panels and will be testing those today. Only issue so far is no instruction booklet, dud ! So I must use the Professor’s video as my guide. Well, keep Panning for gold and not endemics.
My cabin in upstate NY lost power a month ago for 3 days and I was worried about the meat in freezer (which somehow didnt go bad), If I had this then I could of went and plugged the fridge into it, I just ordered mine and some solar panels today. Will bring it back and forth with me to cabin and Brooklyn in the event the power goes out. Very thorough review! Thanks so much
Just bought one off their website they gave me 150.00 off and they send emails offering discounts all the time love your channel keep up the great work
southern dividend how did you get 150$ off ?!
How did you get $150 off?
@@JL-qf8bx when i first went to the site they had a popup that asked for my email address and they sent me a code for 10% off
How much was it?
@@mztwixed $1399
HSN has this Ecoflow Delta marked down to $1299 right now. I'm gonna use this as my portable & get the Bluetti for my home unit. Thanks for the info!
Thanks for ur video .. and the knowledge u have of these generators.. I got a echoflow max for my portable smoker it takes 200watts for the heat rod but after that it draws 30watts continuously for 13 hours.. it does it job ..
I asked Playing with Sticks about operating temps as I am in Southern Nevada and he sent me your way.
Quite a lovely video, and the real reason you know why is I both learned a lot ( on the technical side), and then you made me double check whether my Jackery 500 (with its lousy 85w charging wattage) has pass through charging...
and it does just like the 1000, so now I can use my Jackery for the wifi and the alarm and internet during our loadshedding here in SA (scheduled blackouts)
Love your testing, really good data gathering that is useful to the common person considering so many options while trying to get best bang for the buck.
Great informative review. I have one. My use is for periodic blackouts. This morning we had a blackout at 6am and the electric company stated power would be on at 10:30 am. We have a 10-year-old in the online school. I need the router to come on quick fast and a hurry. I had to iron, and I set up one big screen tv. The Ecoflow works well in this niche, which is staying at home due to COVID-19, child or children, items like microwave, flat-screen, and powering lights directly and bringing online Amazon's Alexa. I can assure you, people like me will be considering a power supply throughout this pandemic. With this kind of usage, once to four times a year, I am sure the service life will be long. I don't believe this kind of use of the charge cycle will make me feel cheated. I forwarded this one to my buddy, he also listened for your review about the Beaudens power station. Would you consider articulating scenario(s) to include the utility of reviewed products for First Responders?
I have already subscribed great review.
Bigscreen😘lol
Bought this a week or so ago with the sale of a Delta and a 370W River together. waiting for them to arrive. going to try the Dokio 300W solar panel to start with. Will only be used to power a pop up camper and in emergency if lose power to the house. Not concerned about the 800 charge limit as will not be used on a daily basis
Kevin Thomason how was the dokio panel with the EF Delta? I’m thinking of getting the same panel but the 300W panel outputs over 10A (which is the limit for EF Delta)
Took advantage of the sale along with your coupon code. You the man. Keep the content coming bruh 💯💪🏾 fyi!! This is cheapest you’re gonna get these
Great channel! Just purchased this today as emergency backup. $973 for power station and 160w panel. Your reviews are great and helped me decide what to purchase. Thank you!
Nice, where'd you find it at that price?
@@techsan4562 eBay!
Great review. One of the best I’ve seen on this product. EcoFlow was having a sale a couple of weeks ago and I got it and their River Bank rechargeable battery for $1299. It should arrive at the end of the week. I want to get panels for it, but the ones they sell are very expensive. Thanks again!
I have the river 600 with extra battery. Thanks for all the information - you scratched my nerd itch!!
Much thanks for the info. This unit sure isn't the Holy Grail, but without you cool people making these videos I wouldn't know the difference!
Thank you! Ken you are not alone.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE Your Videos.
Glad I found your video always looking for clear concise help in this media format excellent job. Now to go back and see if you ave other videos and recommendations for a solid generator. Have you created any videos or know of someone with the same quality as yours on teslas power walls? Just the power wall not the other components?
Jehu Garcia
I just ordered one from Amazon for $999.00. I already have the Max and two 110 watt Ecoflow Solar Panels and love them.
really extensive review! really appreciated. FWIW, doing some research for my SUV camper build out and will probably nix this one from the list, Bluetti EB150 or the AC50 seem like the best options so far...
Good precise objective and thorough review
Good review..Thank you for the video..Have a blessed day..
Thank you for all the information. A lot of it goes over my head, but I get the general gist of how you feel about it. I was surprised to find out that the Delta and Delta Pro contain different battery technology. I thought the PRO was just a bigger version of the same thing.
Great review Tom! Hope they let you keep it after that great review! Good option for skoolies.
Agreed!
That is what I want it for. A custom camper van conversion.
Another excellent video, per your usual standard. I think it would be hilarious if you started out your video showing a "solar generator" (the sun) and then a 3-in-1 battery/charger/inverter.
At some point, you really should do a review of the Titan. Each component piece of the Titan weighs almost exactly as much as the EcoFlow Delta 1300. It's about the same price per watt/hr, but has a much more powerful inverter, along with far better specifications, across the board. If price is no object, and you can accept two units weighing about 35lbs each as "portable", then the Titan is the absolute best in class for all of these products labeled as solar generators. It's probably not the right unit for someone in an RV, but is a very good option for off-grid cabins and such.
Thanks for reviewing so many of the common, affordable, and truly portable solar generators.
The Titan is crazy expensive per wh. The battery it comes with for $3000 is only 2000wh and I don't know how much of that is even usable. I will write to them (again) and ask them to send me one to review.
Your videos tickle all of the nerdy and geeky parts of my brain. Thank you.
I bought two of these, as the chain function "sounded" neat, and they were $799ea on crowdfunding. However:
1) It is not a great inverter.
a. neither will run my 12" radial saw, but a 2000w Xantrek + Valence battery will
b. no inverter should have to have its cooling fans on w/o any load connected, and they are LOUD
2) The Round Trip efficiency came out to 58% and 60% on these units, the worse I have ever tested. This is with fully charging, giving it a 2hr dwell time, then fully discharging, all @64°F.
(Let me put it another way; you put $100 in the bank, but only get $58 to $60 back.)
3) People need to stop falling for EcoFlow's fluff- the standard for solar panel or lithium life is 80%. EcoFlow just doesn't want to admit that they only give 500 cycles until you reach that. Take 60% of the measured output today on a new unit, and ask yourself if you want to lug 31+pounds for that reduced round trip inefficiency.
4) EcoFlow promised they would replace the batteries for free (you pay round trip shipping, which isn't cheap on lithium) once they get below 60%, but I have yet to hear of anyone having luck with that yet. Nor do I trust them, as I told them my round trip test results and said I wanted to return them for a refund...crickets.
I DO NOT RECOMMEND.
good to know
I just picked up the River Pro and found the same lack of efficiency. I can't believe more reveiwers don't pick up on it and just focus on the fancy bells and whistles. So far I was only able to pull around 493-526 watts out of 720 watts advertised using AC. Recharging requires over 900 watts. Luckily I caught it on sale at Costco with easy returns. Waiting to see what the new Jackerys promise.
$58-60 for a $100 ?!! Biden’s done a lot worse. 😏
Thanks for this. What one would you recommend ? Anybody ?
@@benallmark9671 Bluetti. The big one. Shop around as discounts are always being given.
Hey Tom, great job on the video. I'm still a big fan of the Jackery 1000 & it's ability to run small appliances during a blackout.
@mouseranger I am new to this . I’m going to start the nomad life in a couple months. the one thing I can NOT seem to understand is the electrical . No matter how many vids I watch I don’t get it. If I bought the jackery you bought how much solar would I need to max it to get the most power? I might just head out and find out once I am free and on my new life path. Any input you have I would greatly appreciate
Flower Child: the jackary is just a battery like the power banks (batteries) that you use to charge your phone on the go. You have to charge the power banks in order to give them power to charge your phone or whatever that can connect to it. We charge our power banks at home using a wall outlet with a micro usb cable. You charge this jackary battery like that too or with solar panels. That’s it.
What this guy is doing in this video is mostly for his own entertainment. He’s not teaching anything so don’t expect to learn from it. Take a class on the stuff if you really want to learn the language and math and concepts. But it’s not needed.
The jackary is just a fucking power bank. Which is cool.
Ya you get the like button ! This was educational helpful and I shall seek more of your knowledge!
Great review! With the discount code, I think I might buy two. One unit to run my power tools and a second unit to recharge the first.
Can this work on a food truck?
Will you invent perpetual energy?
Thank you! In the market for a generator before winter arrives. Don't want to be unprepared for another 2 week blackout like last year.
I just bought one with 4 solar panels. Best product and deal out there
Hey HOBO another great review thanks again! How long do you think this would power a Iceco JP40?
Thanks for the info! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Great vid, please review the new Inergy Flex modular system. Pretty sure it's the game changer lion came close to making.
I have two of the delta units. I paid $800 for one, and $900 for the other new. I love them. They work great! I have a Monster X on order, can't wait to try that. It's going to be 1700 wh.
Hey hey Hobo. I have an ecoflow delta. Would I be able to plug a 3 ft metal power strip into the delta and then run various gear off of the power strip? I have a unique situation in my small camper that I'm wondering if that scenario would work. Thanks again for all the cool videos!
So... Not a super duper genset. Your videos are excellent and always informative.
There are two scenario's that I wish was included... Running your RV while solar charging and pass through of surplus power to your appliances; and can it have two sources of charging at once? Say perhaps a fueled inverter/generator AC connection and solar panels. This would demonstrate how much flexability you have as an ideal off-grid camping tool. Great video though, and keep up the great content!
Don’t know if it helps, but we got the Bluetti. It does allow charge thru use from our solar panels.
So far the only downside is if you use the power faster than your panels replenish, it takes overnight to refill from plug in.
@@dougfresh1341 Thankyou!
Very profession presentation. You have it down well.
I will reconsider buying this after your vdo. Ty
Great reviews always 👌
Does the ecoflow delta require surge protection when using the ac outlet? Do they in general have their own built in surge protection?
You offer a valuable service. When the student is ready the teacher is a hobo.
I'm curious if this one or the River will run any outdoor power equipment while having the solar panel plugged in. Hoping to use this with a chipper/shredder and Toro blower/vac.
You are amazing thank you!
Love this review!
Great Video. thanks!
ROFL! That Knight Rider thing at the end is hilarious!
My main concern is having air conditioner in my converted van. Can you please tell me exactly what I need to purchase for air conditoner.
I was already chuckling about what his cat said in the mic then when I saw the Knight Rider themed EcoFlow Delta digital display I lost self control and LMAO! I'm a Knight Rider fan! : )
Why doesn't anybody long term stress test these things. I feel like most solar generator reviews are very incomplete. This is by far the best most thorough review I've seen so far
That's what I was wondering, Since I'll be draining it daily/weekly, it will replace my 1800w (2250w starting) 1 gallon gas generator because when I'm done at one job site I have to put it back in my work truck for the next one and the fumes is a concern.
There seems to be an issue with using the car charger that comes with many of the Ecoflow models. There are numerous reports of the plug heating up and, in many cases, melting. I haven't been able to get much clarity on what might be causing this, either from Ecoflow web forums, or Ecoflow support. I own a Ecoflow Delta 1300 and would like to charge it while driving using the cigarette lighter port in my vehicle. Any ideas what might be happening? It would be great if you could run a test to see if you can get a handle on what is causing this. Thanks
Hi Thank you for the video, quick question for you wondering with this run a 1500 watt blender? also wondering would you recommend this unit or is there something better on the market?
Thank! you
Thank you for your review. Hope to also see a review of a The Flex 1500 from Inergy once they release it. Thank you...
We just bought a Ecoflow Delta Max 2000. Our question is if you want to run different things like a fan in your bedroom, a TV in the living room and a refrigerator in the kitchen, can you connect each of these devices to the Ecoflow with extention cords since they are in different rooms? You would think this would be a question everybody would ask, but we haven't seen it in any comments. Thanks.
I watched so many videos on power banks. For what I need this will work fine for emergencies. I bought the Delta and also bought the River as well for a CPAP in an emergency. I paid $1980 for both, including 160w panel and 2 solar lights. Not bad. I like how I can change settings to 1800w and can add xtra battery to River. So these should last for years and will be a compliment to the gas generator. I may even but another Delta if the prices continue to drop. I saved a total of $250 on the both Ecoflos..
I got exactly those two ecos. I was wondering have you tried running it while having a solar panel charging it same time. I want to run a small AC
@@kimd7866 It is a UPS (uninterrupted power source) so yes you can charge while using. My daughter keeps her CPAP plugged into the river so when power goes out she won't wake up.
nice review. thanks
You're funny/weird dude, I dig you, can't stop watching. Thanks for your info!!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with a novice.
The suggested solar panel is out of stock, what would be a good alternative? Also, could I use a 60w Jackery panel with this (as I have one already). If so, which cables would I need to buy? Thanks!
Can this be slaved in ups mode as well? Linking up to three while plugged into AC as a back up?
Came to clean the cat's litter box . . . . stayed 'cause I bought one ! !
It is charging from solar during the day when it is used most = it's battery is like a capacitor giving & receiving power while floating in the middle . In this application it will probably never die since the loads it sees are well below it's capacity .
I really enjoy your reviews , especially the load tests with the Great audio soundtrack bringing edge-of-the-seat anticipation/excitement into the review ! ! ( Ha - ha ! )
ALSO , am thankful for your considerate use of the white-cloth gloves to conceal the egregious disfigurement of your hands from the time you (along with the local townspeople) incinerated that poor monster that was created by Mel Brooks .
T h a n k s ! ! RH
This is amazing thank you
Wow, I wish I seen this video before I Purchased my Ecoflow from Amazon yesterday. What’s disappointing to me is I can’t recharge it from 500 watt bestek inverter that I carry in my van. I think I was much happier just using my Arkpak 730p.
what a great review,i wish you could review everything i buy.
You are amazing man .. Thanks
what size inverter in a car would i need to charge the ecoflow delta from the quick wall charger?
A very interesting review and extremely helpful for me.
A friend just bought one and asked me of my opinion so that’s why I came to you to find out what I must to offer some informed advice.
This is the looks of things a good unit but the reason why my friend bought it (and I was looking to buy one too after he mentioned it but before seeing this video 👍🥴)
Is this.
We are in the Australian Outback with our Cars and are self sufficient in all aspects but powering our 2 portable fridges ( Waeco CFx 60/70 liter type) plus charging our Detectors and keeping our auxiliary batteries ( i have 4 AGM 105 W/hr deep cycle batteries i use for all that) to keep these fully charged on Solar is a real battle as you can understand.
So my question is this…
Knowing I have a MacBook Pro, plus constantly charge 12 volt accessories plus having 2 x 60 liters Waeco CFX portable fridges/ Freezers connected to my auxiliary battery setup (and I do need to keep them running at -14 degrees Celsius during the day at the very least) what do YOU recommend as a ideal setup for my or my friends needs??
I really would love your feedback and thoughts on this as I must replace ALL my batteries and hence need to buy something that will provide me with the capacity to power all my stuff.
The heat in the Australian Outback can exceed 60 degrees Celsius during the day in summer very easily and nighttime is around 28-32 degrees Celsius on a bad day.
What would you recommend I choose for batteries and a power station??
I currently have 4 x 120 watt 12 volt foldable Solar panels plus 2 fixed panels on my Car roof and trailer 100 Watt and a 160 WATT panel…….once all are connected that offers me a total of around 700 WATT but the Solar charge controller I have is crap and It doesn’t input the power as I had hoped to keep my batteries fully charged.
I would welcome and definitely need advise on how to get the best setup with what I have as I only go to town every few month…..Indo have a Yamaha 2.4KWa generator but the fuel is getting very expensive and I am hence looking at a solution such as the Ecoflow OR the ones that are similar but not as expensive and have a much better battery capacity as you rightly pointed out..
Sorry this is a long message and an unusual request I dare say but I am hoping ypu can offer some sound advice to both me and my friend 🙏🏼
Thank you for an excellent review and I subscribed and look forward to your reply.
Regards Jim 🤠
How do you use solar panel that has an Anderson plug at the end
Thank you Robert looks good
I like mine EXCEPT for the DC output. At only 8 amps output it won't power my diesel heater (10 amps) and will have trouble powering my water pump (8 amps) if my fan and lights are on. AC side is awesome. Powers my water heater, ac, microwave, refrigerator, cooktop, coffee maker anything up to 1800 watts. I like that it's compact and portable and I can charge it while driving, with solar or plugged into grid. It's not for the nomad but great for weekend warrior, cross country travelers or prepper.
Can the Ecoflow be charged by wind turbine also? Would love to see how it can be done solo or hybrid with solar panels! Keep up the wonderful videos!
Hello Prof: Can you run a small PA system without producing unwanted static noise or interference?
I saw you did a Peavey amp test on video, not clear if it makes noise when a keyboard or guitar are used.
Thanks for you videos, Just placed my order.
Here is a question. Instead of tieing 3 units together, I would think, by what you showed. It might be better to use 1 unit, and then batteries after that. It seems like it would be cheaper and more efficient.
Just bought it using the code you provided.
So, concerned on keeping this unit as just purchased off Amazon or if I should return this Ecoflow Delta for better and latest Delta Max? Will cost extra $900 though. Is it worth it, perhaps for the long run.
@7:50 "Dirty Load", good one. lol
I bought mine at the start of the pandemic to hedge against power failure since I use a CPAP. Haven't needed it once. Should I be discharging the unit from time to time or can I just keep it plugged in?
i have been eyeing this for a quick and easy way to extend the range and charge on my 2016 spark ev
what are your thoughts on using this method?
also how fast would this charge the car? not too keen on the math
2016 spark ev has a 19 kWh
400 V lithium-ion
120kw battery power
is there something better you would recommend around the same price range?
also amazing educational video, thumbs up! subscribed
I own this one, and purchased it for emergencies only. And won't be using it for everyday use. Great review.
I will watch this video ASAP. Quick questions for anyone. How does this stack up against InergyTek’s Flex1500 with expandable batteries & quick charger capabilities???