Power Used By Electrical Appliances

Used during hurricane Helene to power appliances with a generator.

Use these to protect appliances from power surges.

Has long sought a blower to clean my computer and electrical appliances in general. This product meets all expectations. The construction is made of metal, it is easy to handle, powerful and has a variety of accessories. Cleaning up my computer I do not take more than 1 minute. Remember that the voltage is 220V, other voltage 110v versions.

Used to get AC power for electrical items whose location is out of reach of the electric outlet. Most recently used to provide electricity for the Succah abode.

Solid construction and works well. Used this for small appliances in the kitchen.

This equipment ensures continuity of electrical power when you are out of the studio.

There are more and more appliances that have plugs that do not fit into sunken power outlets. This was the perfect solution.

A strong portable power station with a lot to offer. I like the fact that I can plug in 4 appliances at the same time I plug in my IPad, etc. The EcoFlow app is great for keeping track of remaining power and charging progress. The 5 year warranty is a bonus.

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.

Decided to place several surge protectors on electronics and sensitive appliances. A surge from a power event landed on two circuits, tripping breakers. The Belkin arched and burned, but the new microwave wasn’t harmed.