How to get power outdoors with EcoFlow DELTA Portable -

How to get power outdoors with EcoFlow DELTA Portable

I am looking for a Power station that will make my life outdoor an easier place.

Just take it with you and you have power to all your electrical devices.

There is a lot of different brands and they have different specifications so I am documenting them here.

The things I’m looking for is, has it got enough power for the things I need, how can I charge it and how long does it take to get the power station back to full charge. The battery has to have enough power so I can stay outdoors without having to worry about if its going to ran out

What to bring with you:

Coffee maker

1000W

10 min

166Wh

Microwave

1500W

3 min

75Wh

Air fryer

1800W

20 min

600Wh

Laptop, charge 60W

60W

180 min, 3h

180Wh

Fridge

10W

1440 min, 24h

240Wh

10 min / 60 = 0,166 * 1000 = 166Wh
3 min / 60 = 0,05 * 1500 = 75Wh
20 min / 60 = 0,333 * 1800 =599Wh
180 min / 60 = 3 * 60 = 180Wh

Fridge

A refrigerator use power when it works its way down in temperature, when it has come down in temperature it turns off the compressor. My fridge is using about 5 amps when it is running at first but when it is down at the right temperature it stops and only kicks in now and then. It only works to maintain the temperature that is set. Depending on how much I have in the fridge, the time to get down in temperature takes about 15 minutes. You can use an ice clamp to help it drop in temperature to save power. My fridge uses this formula to calculate what power it draws per day.

Formula: Current draw x average running time* (48 W: 12 V = approx. 3.75 A)
Example: 3,75 A x 22 % (22% of the time) 10W
Amperage: ‹ 1 Ah / h, ‹ 24 Ah / day

And this is how I believe my fridge is running so the formula is correct.

Specifications

Net Weight
30.9lbs (14kg)
Dimension
15.7 x 8.3 x 10.6 in (40 x 21 x 27 cm)
Charge Temperature
32 to 113°F (0 to 45°C)
Discharge Temperature
-4 to 113°F (-20 to 45°C)
Color
Gray & black
Warranty
24 months
Charge Method
AC Wall Outlet, 12V Car Adaptor, Solar Panel
Full Recharge Time
1.6 Hours (AC) 10-12 Hours (12/24V Car Adaptor) 4-8 Hours (Using 4x 110W Solar Panels in parallel) 3.5-7 Hours (Using 3x 160W Solar Panels)
Capacity
1260Wh (50.4V)
Cell Chemistry
Lithium-ion
Shelf Life
1 year (after fully charged)
Life Span
800 Cycles to 80%+ capacity

Management Systems
BMS, Over Voltage Protection, Overload Protection, Over Temperature Protection, Short Circuit Protection, Low Temperature Protection, Low Voltage Protection, Overcurrent Protection.
Testing and certification
UL CE FCC RoHS PSE
Cell Type
18650
AC Charge Input Power
X-Stream charge (1200W max)
AC Charge Input Voltage
100-120Vac (50Hz/60Hz)
Solar Charge Input
400W 10-65V DC 10A max
Car Charger
12V/24V DC 8A max
AC Output (x6)
1800W total (Surge 3300W), 120Vac (60Hz)
USB-A Output (x2)
5V DC, 2.4A, 12W Max, per port
USB-A Fast Charge (x2)
5V/2.4A,9V/2A,12V/1.5A 18W Max
USB-C Output (x2)
5V DC, 9V DC, 15V DC, 20V DC, 3A, 60W Max, per port
Car Power Output (x1)
108.8W, 13.6V DC, 8A max

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