220 Watt 12000 Btu Through Wall Air Conditioner

I'm retired now and planning to set this lamp up as a reading light. It does everything that a 12000 watt light will do -- spots, floods, tilts, and pans, which is far more than thousand dollar designer lights will do. To make it complete, I'll add 4-way barn doors, and a snoot which contains it to a small pool of light, and instead of a conventional 3 leg vertical stand, will mount it on a "C-stand" which B&H sells, and which can put the light head anywhere you want it. Note, you can double the output with a 200 watt globe. Also take a look at the Arri line which are of equal quality, but maybe a more interesting industrial look.

We've had this 400 watt panel for a few weeks now and love it. We previously had two of the 220 wats bifacial panels and loved them but this one has been a game changer for our charging ability.

I purchased the Delta 2 combo with the 220 watt bi-facial solar panel a few months ago and so far it has worked well for all my needs. I chose the Delta 2 because of its lighter weight and higher number of performance cycles over the original Delta that boasts a higher charge efficiency. It got its first workout as an EPS to back up the bilge-heater I have in an older boat to protect the engines from freezing. It provided good peace of mind during the Bomb Cyclone back in December, 2022 when temperatures plunged into the single digits where we live. There is a feature on the EcoFlow App under Lab Features that does need to be set to “AC always on” to use effectively. Currently the Delta 2 is earning its keep, building out a small cabin that will be off the grid. Its first day of use was to provide lighting for installing the floor and running a power jig saw to cut the flooring for an afternoon. The Delta 2 was still at 85% battery once we got done five hours later. At this point, I think it will see lots of use!

I have a graveyard of 4 200 watt Bluetti panels that all went bad. I think they couldn’t handle the heat because they did better in the cooler months. I gave up on Bluetti and switched to Ecoflow. The Ecoflow 220 watt panel is my favorite panel so far. It gets great input, usually around 183 watts coming in on my Ecoflow Delta Mini. The Mini has a 10 amp max input so the panel is doing the best it can for that unit. I haven’t tried it on my Delta 2 that can accept 12 amps. The only downside of the 220 panel is that it’s heavy for a fold up panel. I just leave it in one place though - my garage. In the morning I open my garage and it charges up my Delta Mini. I highly recommend the Ecoflow 220 watt panel. Very well made and outstanding input compared to other fold up panels.

I just hoisted a 220 watt LED backlight on this and not a slip or budge at all. You can't beat the price on this item compared to the others but I dare say this has better construction. With a shot bag on the back hook I can hang things you would normally think to heavy for this...

This is good size to carry or travel with. One portable 220 watt ecoflow panel is all you need to do a max charge it. I have 2 delta pros which will run just about everything but are quite heavy. With this river pro you can grab it and run if you need to. The folding 220 watt panel is is also portable and can be quickly grabbed also. I would think this would be a great unit for camping. The carrying bag is a nice back pack just for the unit. I think it is well worth the price. So far 8 am very satisfied with this unit.

The perfect midsized solar panel. I have 60,110,160, and 220 watt panels. The 110 is perfect for portability and performance while recharging the River 2 Pro in the field.

This accessory allows us to hook up items requiring 220 volts;the dryer, the in-wall ac unit. Both good options in an outage. Thanks Eco Flow.

We have it for everything, Air-Conditioner panel control, Land line phone, Toys Etc',

My wall fluctuates between 126-128V. I have a power conditioner downstream of this voltage regulator to monitor if the power is being optimized and brought closer to 120V. This unit does exactly that! I now have piece of mind that my gear will be safely powered in my home studio. I bought one for my live rig as well since you never know how good the power is at a venue.