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My wifi test was the same. Output didn't register. I believe it shut off because of the setting in the app you can adjust the auto shutoff

I have my router connected to my river 2 pro. It's only using 24 to 26 watts. This means i should get from 28 to 32 hrs of use. But im only getting 15 to 17 hrs. I called ecoflow, and they told me. Because the router isn't using that much power. It's not going to use the full capacity of the battery. 🤔🤔

If you don't use the app you can't make certain adjustments to the delta 2 or any ecoflow power station. In the app you can adjust the AC to never turn off. Since the delta 2 isn't noticing any power being used it probably turning the AC plugs off by default.

If you don't have the app, you can't update the firmware which might help you issue. It's very easy to use

So, this unit has never had a software updated? Are you planning to discharge and charge your unit every 3 months as recommended? I don't know who to set the limits w/o the app?

Question, I work from home. Is it a good idea to keep delta 2 plugged into wall and then plug my PCs and monitor into delta 2 at all times? Sort of like using the delta 2 as a UPS?

I just got my Delta 2. Question, is it a good idea to always keep the delta 2 plugged into wall? Until needed?

Good video.

Download the app change the timeouts to never and delete the app after.. it wont timeout anymore and you wont need to rely on the app afterwards

I did the same test with my delta 2. I tested a 6BTU windows ac unit and it only lasted about 50 minutes. The unit was pulling about 550 watts when compressor kick in. My out conclusion is, this delta 2 is good but for small appliances, or for campion, in a real emergency post hurricane etc this will not save you

I already had the original Delta with a couple of solar panels but I recently bought the Delta 2 plus the Alternator charger for $804 delivered. So in a power outage I can just recharge it off my car while idling. I also bought a standalone LiTime 12v, 230 Ah LiFePO4 battery which I can use connect to the Delta 2 for another 2944 wh. Doing that is much cheaper per wh than the official EcoFlow expansion battery.

Perfect. We used it during a 3 day blackout. Electric instant water heater. It worked perfectly. We all could shower with hot water. Pretty cool. Southern California.

Interesting proof of concept here. A heat pump dryer is a much less electrically stressful way to get dry clothes. They run on 120V and take about 1.5 kWh to dry a load. It would be a little to much for this particular battery here, but an EV with a basic inverter that would have 6ox the capacity of that battery would have no problems.

You can control the display time by using the app. I set mine to always stay on.

what about the dryer?

Great video...though not practical for most but we know it can be done. What about using it run wifi ?

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Watched your videos on this product thanks for the info

Nevertheless, to complete two loaves great- again heating element draws a lot I assume thanks for your videos

Ordered one on prime day July 17 haven’t received it yet. They estimate by August 1. I could understand electric heat uses up a lot of juice. Yes generator is appropriate and of course this eagle flow delta two doesn’t have the right outlet for a dryer. But I know I will be happy with it.

Love the intro hahaha

Hi not a prepper I'm not a subscriber

194 is not bad. You have to much shade. Plus, you should set the charge settings to 10% min 90% max to preserve your battery life.

Great video I always freeze water in a big plastic bucket and keep in freezer for occasion where I lose power. {about six liter} Saving my money for EcoFlow.😉

Good run. Also, freezers can keep food frozen for about two days without power (government says three days). Run your freezer 1-2 hours a day to cool it back down. Make sure you turn the EcoFlow all the way off between runs to prevent the 35-50 watts of inverter loss every hour. Doing this you can get between 4-8 days of safe freezer use from one charge.

Why are you measuring by length and width? A fridge or freezer is measured by the Cu ft smart one.

I'd try a 6000 BTU window unit (no larger), and put it on Eco-mode. You might get better results. And, yes, definitely use an expansion battery. You'll need to close the room off and maybe put some towels under the door. Good start. Using these on an AC is definitely a learning experience.

I live in an apartment but we live in a state that has power outages whenever a storm comes. Can’t wait for this to deliver! Although I’ll probably only use it a few times a year

1.4 Amps X 110 volts = 154 watts for your freezer. I have 2 delta pros. I use 1 for my portable heat pump and TV etc. in my room. The other runs my freezer. I bought 2 digital timers from Amazon and use them to control when the pros are allowed to charge from the grid. This makes my power off peak and saves a little until I can add some solar panels. My peak $ is .23/KWH and off peak is .10KWH. With the Midea portable heat pump and the off peak power, this first month may-june my electric/gas bill has dropped $50.00 from the same period 2023. I do have a gas water heater. So the $50.00 drop is electricity. The average temperature is the same for both periods.

Run time would also be impacted by how full the freezer is. Your Whs are the total watts consumed then divided by the number of running hours e.g over a 24 or 48 hr period. That may be the most helpful metric in determining the long-term appliance consumption and battery support.

Expansion Battery is Needed for This Eco Flow to Really Carry an Air Conditioning Unit to actually Cool an Office or Bedroom.

Your expectations are unreasonable. Shading is a real problem. Rated output is based on ideal lab conditions. It is unusual to see that in the real world (except in Arizona, etc.). You need to trim your trees and obtain additional panels.

I bought 2 of these bi-facial panels. Use them camping and on the beach they work great. In my yard if I place them on the lawn I average around 180 to 190 watts. If I lean them on the side of the house where the siding is a whitish/beige color it reflects light back to the panel and I average around 225 to 245 watts. It seems that your yard is not friendly for solar panels. I have the same issue in the back yard with trees providing shade all day long. A tip for you when the panels get too hot for you to handle it is a good idea to spray them down with water and cool them off, as it will provide more watts.

They would be called shade panels if they were meant to charge in the shade

their cheaper options out there. im very much considering the eco alternator

I think ecoflow need to let this design go. I have one from 2 years ago that is three same design with the case also being the stand. It's just not a good design and it's letting them down.

When it is running at 60 watts the fan is only running. When it is running 300 plus watts the compressor is running.

If you're doing a test why not run it at the max capacity to actually see what it can handle and also what your AC is putting out if you were to put it on 10

I've got the same unit with the extra battery, however it is wonky from time to time with unexplained shut downs for no apparent reason. When I contact EcoFlow they tell me to reset the unit by holding the power button in for 15 seconds to see if that works. I lost confidence in this unit to rely on it so it just sits here with nothing plugged in. I had originally purchased it to power my lift chair and some lights in a power failure. I don't trust it. I'm disabled so my lift chair is important so as to be able to get up. If this fails during a power failure, I have no way to get up. So the unit completely failed my needs in terms of reliability. I'd buy a different brand. Maybe a Battleborn and an inverter would solve my need, better.

U going use solar panels to charge??

I recently purchased the same item and was asking the same question. I'm also going to run a small chest freezer along w the fridge to include 200w solar panels. Ty for the info.

What a great demo/experiment... neat video.

Hello ! where is the after sales service ?

I got this Delta 2 and wish I got the max now. I got the delta 2 because I thought it would be big but it's much smaller than I thought.

Good job

Minecraft!!! yes 💪

I've been looking into finally getting a solar generator. I've been putting it off for too long. I'll probably start with a smaller Pecron before I commit to a larger eco flow or something like that

If anyone has any questions about Goldbacks please feel free to ask me!

A couple quick things that come to mind for me: 1. there is no more constitutional/junk silver being produced. at least not in such small denominations that they'd be useful for smaller transactions like Goldbacks. 2. junk silver is not fungible in the same way goldbacks are, and 3. there has never been a counterfeit goldback as they have superior-to-bank-note levels of security features. using constitutional silver would mean that both parties would need a way to verify legitimacy of the coins. especially with all the fakes coming in from certain countries now.

Nice..I couldn't have done it!