EcoFlow DELTA mini Portable Power Station
Here's power you can pick up, take along and stow away whenever a wall outlet isn't handy. Combining power, portability and ease of use, the EcoFlow DELTA mini is built for everyday home use.
- Power output is rated at 1400 watts, and supports some devices up to 1800 watts with X-Boost mode
- With X-Stream fast charging feature, it supports AC input up to 900 watts; recharges 0–80% in 1 hr. and fully charges in 1.6 hrs.
- Can be fully recharged by solar panels in about 4–7 hrs., and fully charged through a 12/24V car port in less than 10 hrs.
- Powers up to 12 devices with a generous array of wall-style outlets, USB outlets and DC outlets
- 5 AC outputs: 1400W (2100W surge); 2 USB-A outputs: 5V, 2.4A, 12W max; 1 USB-A fast charge output: 5V, 9V, 12V, 2.4A, 28W max
- 2 USB-C outputs: 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, 20V, 5A, 100W max; 1 car outlet: 12.6V, 10A, 126W max; 2 DC5521 outputs: 12.6V, 3A
Imported.
View the EcoFlow DELTA Product LineView all EcoFlow Portable Power Stations| Charge Time (hrs) | Wall: 1.6 hrs.; 12/24V car charger: 9.5 hrs.; solar panels: 3.7-7.4 hrs. |
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| Battery Included | Yes |
| Sustainability | Contains recycled materials |
| Best Use | Casual |
| Battery Capacity (Wh) | 880 watt hours |
| Dimensions | 14.9 x 9.4 x 7.2 inches |
| Power Output to Device | AC (5) / USB-A (2) / USB Fast Charge (1) / USB-C (2) / Car Power (1) |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
| Weight | 23 lbs. 9.6 oz. |
| Battery Storage Capacity (mAh) | 7,333 milliamp hours |
| External Charge | Car / USB / Wall |
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Excellent Blackout Protection
This has proved an excellent supplement to the basic UPS systems I have set up for my gaming rig and a home server. At their full load, the Delta Mini can sustain them for 15+ hours. An important note to this use case: the Delta Mini is just a battery. It does not provide instant trip-over, and it does not provide surge protection for downstream equipment. I rely on my basic APC UPS systems for these functions. The Delta Mini is plugged into the wall, and the two UPS boxes into the Mini. Then the equipment into the UPS boxes. One other note: I've found out the hard way that this unit cannot charge the battery if it is excessively cold. I initially put the unit on a very cold hardwood floor, and the battery ran flat because it could not be recharged. Moving the unit up onto my desk has resolved the problem.
Awesome and worth the money
My husband and I purchased this to facilitate more dry camping . He has a cpap and another device he needs to use for his health overnight and he needs power to run both. This battery ran both of these and allowed us to brew 4 cups of coffee while we dry camped. All we had to do was hook it up to our generator for about an hour each day to recharge it. We’ve also used it to run the microwave on travel days to reheat leftovers. It’s a great unit and I love how easy it is for me to pick it up and move it around all by myself. I highly recommend this if you have a someone in your family with a cpap but you also like to dry camp on the regular.
The Ecoflow Delta Mini to the Delta Pro
During the Texas freeze in February 2021, my wife and I decided that we needed a generator. I believe that an inside the home battery generator is the future. The Ecoflow Delta Mini is a good start and we love it. I can run almost anything like my Shop Vac and never need extension cords. We will be buying the Ecoflow Delta Pro soon.
medium power plant in tiny size
Amazing migthy mouse mini power plant,with cast.like a medium PP. in tiny size .love it
Hit and more Miss
I have had 3 EcoFlows, 1 RIVER Pro and 2 DELTA Minis. Of those 3, 2 of them (1 RIVER and 1 DELTA) have had their 12v plugs die on me. I was out of the return period for the RIVE so it is currently being used as an oversized bedside phone charger. The first DELTA's 12v socket died after about 3 months of use. I used it strictly to power a Dometic CFX 35. I was able to return it and bought another DELTA a few months later. Lately, the 12v on the current DELTA has been struggling to power my Dometic, which runs way below the amperage and wattage capability of the DELTA. Would I do this brand again? No. The reliability has been poor and the price per w/h is higher than competing brands.
We LOVE it!
We bought this for an off grid cabin, but also use it at home. It is AMAZING! Firstly, it's lightweight for what it is, so ideal for people who want to charge it at home and then bring it to another location. It holds the charge well and powers things for a really long time, and charges up super fast compared to the competition. It's also rugged (our cabin is lake access only, so lots of bumps and jostles for it to get there). Last night the power went out at home when our team was in the 3rd quarter of a tied football game - we plugged the internet and TV into this, watched the rest of the game, and then still had 10 hours left on the battery. I can't say enough about how great this is.
Excellent unit
Very pleased. It will run my TV, Cable and Wifi box for 10 hours. Haven't hooked up to the 110 Watt panel yet, but that should extend the 10 hours to even more on a sunny day
Mini
Simple to set up. Easy to use. VERY PORTABLE. Well built. It’s a great product.
Happy Customer!
Excellent turn around time... my order was delivered in 3 days. I contacted support for a couple questions I had (not any problems). I expected it to take days to get back to me for such a low level request, but was happily surprised that I had an answer almost instantly. Everything is working good so far. We haven't had an outage where it will really be tested, however, I'm confident with what I've seen from this company that the product and service will meet all expectations.
Power tool usage with augmented solar energy
The Delta Mini was used for providing power to a nailing gun for construction using an air compressor. It worked flawlessly and was a great substitute for a Pb acid battery which is much heavier. The Mini was augmented with a 200W solar panel that supplied energy to the Mini during usage of the nailing gun and battery charger for portable power tools. The wattage varied between 110-138 due to sun availability and geographic location of Washington State.