Description
EcoFlow DELTA 2 Max
A 2048Wh base station, with expansion kept separate.
The DELTA 2 Max reaches the listed 6144Wh configuration only with two separately sold compatible Smart Extra Batteries.
Choose the station around the devices and connections you actually need. Stored energy, output limits and the selected package each answer a different part of that decision.
Build the setup around these details.
2048Wh capacity class; expandable to 6144Wh with two separately sold DELTA 2 Max Smart Extra Batteries Capacity is the stored-energy budget. The connected load and system losses determine how that energy is used.
Up to 1000W solar input Match the charging source to every listed input limit, including voltage and current where specified.
EcoFlow app can monitor battery levels and input/output power Check the connected equipment against the rated output and any separate surge or waveform requirements.
Plan the load and the energy budget.
The capacity figure does not promise a fixed runtime. Connected devices, their operating patterns and conversion losses affect operating time. Check voltage, rated output and startup demand before connecting an appliance.
Specifications and selected configuration
- 2048Wh capacity class; expandable to 6144Wh with two separately sold DELTA 2 Max Smart Extra Batteries
- LFP battery chemistry
- Six AC outlets
- Up to 1000W solar input
- EcoFlow app can monitor battery levels and input/output power
- This listing is the standalone DELTA 2 Max; expansion batteries and solar panels are not included
- Continuous AC output: 2400W
Before you choose
What selected configuration or accessory condition should I check?
This listing is the standalone DELTA 2 Max; expansion batteries and solar panels are not included
How should I compare capacity and output?
Capacity describes stored energy. The rated output and connection limits determine which loads can be connected; any surge figure is a separate short-term specification.
Can I assume a fixed runtime?
No. Runtime depends on the connected load, operating pattern, conditions and conversion losses.
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