Delta Coffee Machine Portugal

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

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.

We bought the Delta 2 and the 110 watt solar panel for emergency backup and to also power our new Iceco Go20 for when we are camping. The Delta 2 can run the Iceco Go20 for a little over 3 days before it needs to be recharged. It has enough power to run a standard electric coffee maker and a Keurig coffee maker. When using household power to recharge, it usually takes less than an hour to recharge the unit. We recently bought another Delta 2 and 220 watt solar panel to add to our capacity. The app for the Delta 2 is awesome.

like it for my trip to Portugal

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.

You can use it to prop up your busted coffee table.

These are made in Portugal. I had a previous pair made in Germany. Wish I could compare the two. These are great.

My only complaint is it does not make my coffee in the morning while afield.

My wife prefers light-weight binoculars, and we find these Leica excellent. We still own a couple pairs of Leicas from around 1990. The biggest difference is that the news ones can focus much closer, and that is important for viewing hummingbirds. These were made by Leica in Portugal. Over the years, 3 of the 4 pairs of Leicas we bought were made in Portugal, and they are fine. Only one pair of 10x42 from around 1990 were made in Germany.