Small Generator To Run Electric Pressure Washer

We live on rural Whidbey Island in Puget Sound near Seattle which has many wind storms and frequent 24+ hour power outages in the winter. We have had a small somewhat unreliable gas generator for several years and it was time to upgrade. After doing research it became obvious that the Delta 2 would be the best choice. The Delta 2 with solar panels arrived yesterday. It was very easy to set up and the App works well too. We did a test run of the Delta 2 yesterday evening. It went from 30% to 100% charge in just under an hour. Great! This means we can use our small gas generator only to charge the Delta 2 during extended outages. We ran the Delta 2 for several hours powering lights, a TV, Wi-Fi, and 2 small devices. Everything worked fine and no flickering lights or TV which we sometimes had with the gas generator. And we didn't have to run the noisy polluting gas generator. I expect to have a much more tolerable storm season this winter because of the Delta 2.

Have been using the eco flow river pro for a little over a week. I live off grid and have been using a generator for all my electric needs. Everyday I charge the eco flow river pro with my electric car battery and an inverter in just over an hour. I then charge all my electronics and use my desktop computer for over five hours. Still have enough power in the evening to run lights in the cabin. I can't wait to get my solar hooked up to charge that way and I'll be adding the extra battery soon. This is doing way better then I was expecting.... no more generator except for the air conditioning unit.....

I purchased the river pro to run a 12 volt diesel heater for my tent, at first i purchased a jacket 1000 and it wouldn't even turn the heater on, this river pro is 100% better in my experience than the jackery was. I ran the heater for 10 hours, charged my phone, Chromebook and ran a USB light in my tent and only used 40% of it's power, i then charged it with electric plug in back to 100% in 40 minutes, i also purchased the 160 watt solor panel, haven't used it yet, but i can assume if it's as good as the generator is i will have no problems running a week or more off of just the generator. I really like the option of getting a additional batter that connects to the generator, but unless your running a fridge or electric cooler i can't see a reason, yet, that i need it.. love this generator!!!

I had one of these for over 5 years. In fact I left it my pants couple times and run if through the washer and drier a couple times and still it worked. Finally the battery failed and I got a new one.

Going into another hurricane season here in south Louisiana and I am ready for just about anything power wise. Delta Max 2000 with smart generator with a home made adapter to connect to my home transfer switch. The big game changer is the ability to power the house all night without having to run the generator. Last year after hurricane Ida, the problem was to run the generator at night you were advertising the fact that you had one and always had to worry it might get stolen. With the Delta max, it can be brought inside at night and kept safe while at the same time powering our lights, computers and refrigerator. With the smart generator, the engine only needs to run when the Delta max needs power, saving noise and more importantly gasoline. I also have two smaller Ecoflow units (river max and deta mini) that will keep power on to the computers and refrigerator while switching out the delta for another generator, or while moving it inside at night. I might add some solar in the future to save a little more on generator run time and gasoline. But, for this season I am pretty happy with what I have. In testing, on a cool enough day not to need the air-conditioning, the delta managed the whole house.. all the lights, refrigerator, tv, computers, even the microwave with ease. My wife didn't even realize the house was being powered by a battery. Great products from Ecoflow.

We have been using the Delta everyday in our small travel trailer for 4months now and it is great. We can run our entire camper plugged into this beast, although it isn't the best way to do it. We typically use it to power our fridge and all portable devices. It will do so for about 2 days without recharging, but recharging is why this battery generator is special. When we are hooked up to shore power it simply charges from the camper, but when we are boondocking we can charge this so many ways. Mostly we use a portable solar panel or our car if we are driving. Sometimes we take it into the laundromat and charge it while we do laundry, or take into a library and charge it while we catch up online. It charges fast, it's quiet and much better for the environment than using a generator. It can run our microwave toaster oven, water boiler and even our 5000 BTU air conditioning(although it can only do that for about 1.5 hours). Overall very impressive!

Has been running servers and telecom (very lightly loaded) perfectly for almost a year.  Things to note: you need a 20 A circuit with a 20 A plug (one prong horizontal, one vertical + ground).  Have this available where you want to put UPS before it arrives lest you have a temporary expensive house anchor.  One thing I did not recognize is that most UPSs cannot be charged from a generator.  This one can, and will run your equipment through all the flailing of a typical generator.  Fan is quiet, but runs all the time (on a 60 W load!).  Availability of extra battery units (SRT72BP) a plus.  The first one triples run time and you can add 10!  So far has failed to annoy, high praise for a UPS.

Though I haven’t used this as a solar generator yet it has become my go to for power in my remote cabin in the Adirondack Mountains. Just the convenience of being able to power a few lights, tv, and sat modem without running a generator is awesome! I can recharge in about two hours off the generator that I used to run all day to power up my camp. I eventually will add some solar panels at some point but right now it’s great to not to have to run a generator all day. I had looked into buying panels, inverter, and batteries but found this as an very viable option.

This item was purchased to compliment my Honda 2200 generator so that if there is a power outage I can run the generator in the daytime but to keep things quiet I can run my ECO-Flow at nite. I also use it to charge our electric bicycles and battery powered lawnmowers to that these items are "OFF the GRID."

Not too long after recieving my delta 2, my parents were having a new electrical wire run. A hole had to be drilled near the electric panel to get the wire from the attic and into the panel location, little did we know some wires came in from a different direction. one well placed hole later took out all the kitchen outlets including the fridge and, until all the circuits had been removed from the panel and repaired, the ENTIRE HOUSE could not be cut back on. I grabbed the delta 2, did a fast charge up to full (Amazing to charge in the blink of an eye) and took it over to power the refrigerator for the duration of the repair. I wasn't expecting it to get used so soon, but it ended up being so much easier than trying to get out a generator and run cords through the house. we just set it on the counter, connected the refrigerator and were good to go. They actually have a whole home generator, but since the problem was inside the house the generator was useless. Having this much power be so portable and usable anywhere is truly amazing. We have since used it a bit more, including connected to solar and as a UPS during a final exam in the middle of a storm. The ease of everything really is the value here, there's no messing around with modes or configurations to go from power station to UPS to solar to car charging. Everything just works and gets out of your way.