Coffee Day Espresso Machine

Overall I'm very pleased with this DJI power station. I've tested different devices on AC power. The things that ran great were: midas saw, geinders, table saw, ninja grill which is very power hungry, and charged multiple drone batteries at the same time. The thing that didn't run as it should and i was very sirprised by it was my breville bambino espresso machine. What a bummer!( I was hoping to take the machine with me sometimes and make coffee on the go, but it didnt run properly on battery power. Only when the power station was plugged into the outlet the espresso machin ran as it should. Kind of weird.

2 weeks later and works super good, no hub needed, simple installation. Have my espresso machine and works fine.

I bought this case to carry a La Pavoni espresso machine and whole barista setup. It fits like a dream, and the case is plenty durable. I actually checked this on a plane multiple times and had no issues. Plenty of protection and an affordable price.

Thanks to this transformer now  I may use my beloved Italian coffee grinding and coffee machine

This unit packs a punch considering its size and weight. It powered everything we threw at it, even our coffee machine, one at the time of course.

I bought it for my Commercial Semi Truck, I used for microwave and coffee machine two weeks with same charge, really very usable.

Received my Delta 2 a couple days ago as Hurricane Ian took aim at Florida. The manual was clear and easy to follow. When I turned it on, it showed 27% charged. From the wall outlet, it charged fully in less than 40 minutes. This morning, no power thanks to Ian, so I put Delta 2 to the test. First a couple of LED lights and a fan, then the most important thing to start my day .... my Keurig coffee machine. It brewed two large cups of coffee effortlessly, peaking at about 1376 watts. Yes the fan was audible for a few minutes but not nearly as intolerable as a generator. Then for the heck of it, I plugged in a 10,000 BTU 16 EER air conditioner and Delta 2 did not skip a beat to get it running. I ran the AC for about 10 minutes just to cool a bit and lower the humidity. I also ran the refrigerator a couple of times until the compressor went off. In the mean time I connected the solar panel. There wasn't much sunshine but I still got about 120-130 watts. at the end of the day, my Delta 2 sat at 89% SOC, enough to get me through the night. This little beast performed flawlessly and was so simple and intuitive to use. I will definitely be getting an additional battery and solar panel. This will be a great creature comfort to go camping or picnicking.

I received this bottle with my purchase. Use it every day rather than water bottles. Keeps water cold and coffee hot.

I use these desiccant capsules with a Sealife housing which has a built-in holder designed for this product. I only had two capsules for a 10 day/31 dive live-aboard trip so needless to say, I needed a recharging method. I used an old vitamin bottle to hold some Damp Check (calcium chloride) granules. At the end of the day, I would drop the�desiccant�capsule in the bottle and next day it was nearly deep blue (changes from blue to a clear-pinkish color when depleted). Since I had two capsules, there was always one in the bottle for 24 hrs. This system worked reasonably well however if I had more capsules, it would work even better hence this purchase. Another recharging method would be to use one of those coffee cup warmers designed for your office desk or the hotel rooms' coffee maker hot plate. Just protect the plastic casing from direct heat. Be advised, these capsules are fairly large (41 mm long, 7 mm diameter) - they would not fit in a housing with limited space.

I purchased Mac Pro recently, unfortunately next day I received my laptop, coffee poured in on it. I contacted the Apple care they replaced the item without any cost. Here I should appreciate them bh team, who educated about this plan and importance