Electric Vs Gas Power Pressure Washer

Got a great deal from my gas and electric provider and couldn't have been happier with the purchase. Works great right from the start. Set up with the app was easy and very well done. Responsive app and works with Homekit. I tell my watch I'm cold and viola...turns on the heat. Got to love that.

I use these to power Ninja Vs and Mixpre 10 mk2. I can make it through long shoots without worrying about losing power. I've been using Watsons for almost a decade and find the brand pretty reliable. Out of 3 dozen LP and NP Watson batteries, only one of them went bad and could only be powered up to 65% after a year or two. So my experience has been that they have pretty decent quality control, generally speaking.

Use this to power my studio speakers to avoid any electric interference

Brilliant backup power solution for home office. Generator exceeds all expectations. Surprisingly light weight and easy to move from room to room. Unlike my gas generator, this one is emission free and can be located inside home or outside home. Recharges quickly. Has lots of power. Can run home office (laptops, internet router, switch, fans, television and much more). I work from home and a few times per year the power goes out for a few hours. I need to stay connected to work for video meetings. With this generator, I can power my home office to keep working until the main power comes back on. It’s so easy. Just push the button to turn it on and plug stuff in. I’m back up and running in a minute or two. So much more convenient than my gas generator. For a long term power outage event (several hours) this generator is sufficient for most of my needs. I figure if power was out for more than a day, I could easily recharge this with my gas generator or even take it to work recharge there as it is easy to carry.

I bought the EcoFlow Delta 2 as protection against a power outage. Not having experienced a power outage since my purchase, I can’t report how well it would perform in one or how long it will last. What I can report on is that it is easy to set-up and connect to my phone and iPad, and it charges remarkably fast. I tested it under a light load (literally, lights), and the discharge rate was minimal. Testing it by connecting a 1450w space heater did drain the battery swiftly, so that’s not a wise use of the unit. Since gas-powered generators are dangerous, and each winter, there is at least one local news report of someone dying from a gas generator being run in a garage or porch, and they must be refueled every four hours, I feel that this 120v battery is the prudent and inexpensive way to prepare for an outage. I have yet to test the solar panels I purchased with the Delta 2.

Where it lack in power storage for larger appliances like gaming computers it makes up for with other worldly charging speeds and built in pass through charging. Once a week I can fire the gas generator up to top the eco flow off with just 10 or 15 minutes then I'm fine for simple usage for a week or two . Mostly use it to charge and maintain my phone. When I want to play my gaming computer I just fire up the generator. Could use the power from the eco flow to play for something like 3 hours but I don't like needlessly wasting my stored power and that's where I use the old gas gen . Loving it so far and really want to try out the eco flow wave two and write a review for it but it's little out of my budget range for this poor boy. I live off grid in a bus and 1600 for the eco flow wave 2 and battery for it to use full functions is just a dream at the moment.

Haven't used it yet but it looks very well made. When winter comes I'm sure we'll be having power cuts. No running to the gas station anymore. Thanks EcoFlow!

After a few wildfire prompted power cuts and hassles with gas generators, I started looking for a battery-based unit to keep the essentials going without the gas smell, noise, and carbon monoxide risk. There seemed to be so many new options, but the EcoFlow Delta Pro really stood out. It is amazing how much they fit into this thing, not to mention the battery capacity and power output. The 400W solar panels are also really impressive — a bit heavy to carry around, but perfect for us to have ready here at home. Now I find myself secretly waiting for another power cut so that I can connect up the EcoFlow!

We decided that rather than install a gas generator we would opt for a battery backup for our freezer in a power outage. The options and flexibility of the EcoFlow delta max met our requirements

This was the second Delta Pro Smart Extra Battery I purchased. I began with one Delta Pro and Extra Battery for our travel trailer, as it provided 30 amp, 120V power for boondocking. After I added a 240V hub and second Delta Pro, I needed to balance battery capacity for both 120v legs of the 240V connection to the house. This battery arrived the day prior to a 24 hour power outage. The two Delta Pros (with two extra batteries) provided all the power we needed to keep refrigerators, gas heat blowers, internet, TV, and lights running for 14+ hours. A gas generator powered the house AND FAST charged the EcoFlow components in about 5 hours. I love this setup -- smart app helped me keep an eye on usage and charging status.