It depends on your power requirements. If you need a solar generator to tide you over with just the essentials for short blackouts, DELTA 2 will do just fine. If you need a serious home backup option, DELTA Max can keep you going for extended power outages. They all differ on AC power output too, with DELTA 2 putting out an impressive 1800 W, DELTA Max at a massive 2400 W.

If you’re going entirely off-grid, you’ll likely be consuming more kilowatt hours. For that reason, a DELTA Max with some extra batteries to take to you 6kWh would be plenty for essential appliances. The EcoFlow DELTA Pro would also be a consideration for you, starting at 3.6kWh and expanding to 25kWh.

If you’re looking for a solar generator for whole house capabilities, EcoFlow DELTA Pro is your best pick. It can integrate with up to 10 of your home circuits via the Smart Home Panel accessory, giving your home emergency power and smart energy management capabilities.

Yes. They’re ideal for RVs and can even be an alternative to 12V batteries in your RV to power your appliances. Here’s a blog we wrote on this topic.

Yes. As they don’t use gas as traditional generators do, you can charge up using solar panels then store energy for when you need it most.

Every EcoFlow portable power station has an advanced BMS system. Current, voltage and temperature are auto-regulated using our advanced algorithm. That means even a child could use an EcoFlow solar generator with ease. To sum up, yes they’re safe.