Delta Q Coffee Machine Instructions

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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.

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.

I'm not a gadget person. When I got the DELTA 2, I found it easy to follow the instructions to charge it and discharge it, running various appliances. Laptops were fully powered in a couple of hours. I plan to use it at home during power outages, so, not very often, but I will make sure to follow the maintenance instructions. I love that the unit recharges so quickly. I thought the DELTA 2's heat and noise when running were mild, very acceptable. The unit feels sturdy and has convenient handles for moving it. I like the EcoFlow phone app. I made a cheat sheet for my own appliances (e.g. freezer, single cooktop, etc.) so I know what I can power with it, and for about how long. I keep the cords, instructions, etc. in a pouch attached to the unit.

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

First, I’m going to say you must read the instructions. If you read the instructions this is very simple to get up and going. Depending on what features you use with this machine, it can take under 20 minute start to finish to set up. Having said that let’s talk about the features. You can tell as soon as you take it out of the box it’s high quality. It’s sleek and visually appealing. It is very compact for having so many functions. The display screen is very easy to read and navigate. I like the ease of putting the ink in the printer, super simple. The window that shows the ink levels is a great feature, as well. As far as setting up software, nothing overly complicated. I did the wireless option and had no issues. I have already printed from my phone, used the scanner, and made copies. All of which were easy to do and yield crisp, clear quick results. The machine is isn’t overly noisy for all of the stuff it can do. The voice activated feature is unbelievable but a fantastic feature. I have put this in my home office and it has been a huge improvement. I haven’t had to use any trouble shooting so I’m not quiet sure how easy that aspect is. “This is a review for the Epson EcoTank M-2170 Monochrome All-in-One Supertank Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.”

This is a review for the Epson DS-770 II Color Duplex Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. Packaging: I was very impressed by how well the scanner was protected. There was a very small chance the scanner could have been damaged during shipping and that put my mind at ease once it arrived. Assembly: After unwrapping each piece, the scanner set up quickly using USB 3.0 without any issues. The instructions are helpful and it took just a few minutes to get the scanner working properly. I also connected straight to my laptop and I liked the ease of that much better. Size: It`s so compact! I was expecting something so much bigger but the size is great for a small or large work area because you can easily push it to the side, or store it away until it is needed again. This is perfect for someone working remotely. Feature: It is fast, scan up to 45 ppm/90 ipm duplex scanning, compatible with most document management systems, It has enhanced features including Slow Speed Mode, programmable jobs, and a peak daily duty cycle of up to 7,000 sheets, it can scan to Evernote, SharePoint, Google Drive. Usability: The user interface is very user-friendly. There are no problems with set-up or instructions. You can figure it out with little help. Expectations: I was expecting something much larger and bulkier but I got a cute, compact machine. It was perfect for my work area. Improvements: The machine is great but a nice upgrade would be to include ID card scanning capability. Overall: I am obsessed with this little machine! I was able to get rid of three folders of "important papers". They are now all labeled, sorted, and electronically stored. I will highly recommend this product.

This is a great little machine. My only complaint is that the setup instructions were not as intuitive and clear as I would’ve liked so setup took me awhile.