Power Station Ecoflow Delta 1300

Features

• High AC output power of up 1800W.
• High input power of 0.5-0.7C, i.e. full charge possible in 1.5-2h.
• Simultaneous charging and discharging (especially in AC mode) possible: This is not the case with many power stations! This means that I cannot charge my Powerstation on the beach or in the meadow in the sunshine and operate 230V devices at the same time. By the way, Chinese companies have not yet been able to give us a conclusive explanation for this. One can only assume that it is because most power stations were not developed with solar power supplies in mind, although that is what they claim to be today.
• True MPP tracking for charging with solar modules is integrated, with sensible input voltage ranges of e.g. 10-25V or 10-60V. In contrast, there are very nice power stations that also claim MPP tracking in the range 5-25V, but actually “get stuck” at 5V when a solar module is connected to it. So loss of > 65% power due to the incompetence of Chinese developers.
• 5V and 12V outputs do not automatically switch off if no current flows for a certain time. This is important if, for example, sensors or devices with infrequent periodic power consumption are to be operated permanently. The charging input also always remains on, which is not the case with some other power stations: you then have to switch on the unit manually at sunrise so that it is charged!
• Clear and relatively accurate display of capacity and input/output power.
• Patented adaptation of the AC output voltage to loads that exceed the nominal load (X-Boost). So the voltage is then lowered from 230V AC until operation with the correspondingly lower power is possible again. This probably does not work with all loads (e.g. start-up of asynchronous motors), but it is a good approach.
• Integrated power supply unit, so operation in UPS mode is also possible.
• Complete scope of delivery with solar cables (MC4), etc.
• App control for most models.
• Own service workshops in Europe.