EcoFlow DELTA Pro is our most expandable and highest output PPS — it's got some specs that don't apply to smaller portable power stations like the EcoFlow RIVER 2 series. Contact online >>
EcoFlow DELTA Pro is our most expandable and highest output PPS — it''s got some specs that don''t apply to smaller portable power stations like the EcoFlow RIVER 2 series.
Extra Battery indicates if a portable power station’s storage capacity can be expanded by purchasing additional batteries — and by how much. Only EcoFlow DELTA 2, EcoFlow DELTA Max, and EcoFlow DELTA Pro portable power stations are currently expandable. You can add up to two EcoFlow DELTA Pro Smart Extra Batteries or chain two EcoFlow DELTA Pros together using the Double Voltage Hub to add up to four extra batteries and increase your electricity storage capacity to 25kWh.
AC Output indicates the maximum number of watts (electricity) the portable power station can deliver on-demand simultaneously. If any appliance you want to operate exceeds the AC output, the PPS can''t run it. Similarly, the total wattage of all the appliances you want to operate at the same time can''t exceed the maximum AC output — in this case, 3600W.
Max Device(s) Power Supported by X-Boost refers to the total wattage of appliances the PPS can support using X-Boost. Not only does X-Boost supply surge power, it automatically reduces the amount of operating electricity used by higher-wattage appliances, allowing them to run in lower power conditions. Technically, X-Boost does not increase the rated AC output of the PPS. But thanks to intelligent power management, it allows you to operate appliances with a total running wattage of up to 2400W.
USB-A was the original USB protocol, and it''s still used to charge older and low-wattage devices. Today, it''s more commonly used to connect computer peripherals like a mouse or keyboard that don''t require battery charging. <H3> USB-A Fast Charge
USB-A Fast Charge ports output a greater wattage than standard USB-A. A fast-charging cable enables compatible USB-A-powered devices to charge more quickly when plugged into one of these ports. USB-A and USB-A Fast Charge ports and cables look identical, but the cables are typically labeled as "fast charging" on the package or in the product description. This spec again indicates the number of ports and the maximum power output for each.
USB-C cables are used to charge most modern smartphones and many other personal electronic devices. According to MakeUseOf: "More than 700 technology companies, including Apple, Google, Intel, and Microsoft, collaborated on USB-C’s initial design and adoption. USB-C is truly universal and will not fade into obscurity."Again, this spec indicates the number of ports and the electricity output for each.
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