The EcoFlow Delta 2 also has an upgraded battery, but it sticks with the idea of small, undetectable alterations. The capacity is similar to the first-generation model at 1,024 Wh, but the output has been slightly increased to a total of 1,800 watts without the surge. That output may reach a maximum of 2,200 watts thanks to EcoFlow’s patented X-Boost technology. But the most significant improvement is the switch from NCM to LFP batteries. The same type of battery used in electric vehicles, LiFePO4, is regarded as being safer and more reliable.
In order to meet the rising demand, even in little homes, the power plant currently has 15 different output possibilities. The two USB-C ports on the front are now capable of 100 watts of output and the Power Delivery (PD) standard, which is the most significant change. That’s sufficient to power both everything in between and power-hungry computers like MacBook Pros, for instance. Like before, there are specific buttons to turn on or off each group of power output, but the front button has a new color to make it easier to see even at night.
All of the AC and DC output ports, as well as a flap that covers the two input possibilities that we’ll discuss later, are located on the back of the EcoFlow Delta 2. Depending on the type, you will have four or six AC outlets with a combined power of 1,800 watts or 2,700 watts surge, sufficient for even a microwave or small fridge. Two barrel-type connectors and a vehicle charger are available as DC output choices; the car charger is likewise covered by a flap of its own.
If you have additional EcoFlow goods hanging around and you feel like the 1,024 Wh capacity is insufficient, you can increase the power of the Delta 2 model. In particular, an EcoFlow additional battery boosts the output to 2 kWh, and when connected to the bigger EcoFlow Delta Max, the output increases to 3 kWh. However, there will always be emergency situations where you’ll need additional power in the same location, such as during a power outage at home. At that point, you do lose some of the portability.
