Running Appliances Using Public Power

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.

Use these to protect appliances from power surges.

Used during hurricane Helene to power appliances with a generator.

Using this product to power most of a church sound system. We are running a 2kW and a 1kW power amplifier with a handful of accessories and getting nowhere near the 15 amp threshold. It is easy to use and the voltage and current display have come in handy troubleshoot a wall outlet that we were getting to much variation in voltage. (If you want to filter that you have to step up to the furman voltage regulator, as this just monitors voltage and shuts everything down if the upper or lower bound is exceeded). Only downfall is that the lights don't turn a full 360 degrees, since I like to mount wireless controllers above my power source toward the top of the rack, and all else below, and now I can't turn the led lamps to shine on stuff mounted higher in the rack.

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.

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.

I got this more as an emergency backup battery than as a UPS for my computer. I have some critical appliances that require a short by heavy load and can't really have them down for one or two days if the power goes out. I'm reasonably sure this UPS will keep them running on minimal usage during a short power outage. Either that or I can run my internet gateway for several hours. Either way, it's some peace of mind.

I was looking for a way to keep a few key appliances powered in case of a limited power outage (which happens in Houston TX WAY too often!!). This is the perfect solution. I added the 2x solar panels and have charged the power station completely with the sun. I also love the app and connectivity that makes managing the station a breeze. A great solution!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really love this system, as I’ve been looking for a backup to power my necessary appliances during any kind of storm. This gives us the ability to ensure our internet, refrigerator and other things stay on!