The Consumer Electronics Show is currently taking place in Las Vegas, where EcoFlow is also represented. As part of the trade fair, the manufacturer presented a new energy storage device that boasts an output of 7,200 watts. The capacity of the new Delta Pro Ultra can also be increased.
Most recently, EcoFlow presented the PowerOcean home storage solar system at Solar Solutions 2023 in Düsseldorf, which offers a basic capacity of 5 kWh. Now the manufacturer has presented another energy storage device at CES 2024. The Ecoflow Delta Pro Ultra Available in the US starting January 9, 2024 4.999 US-Dollars However, this is a discounted introductory price; Final RRP will be $5,799. We currently have no information about a leak in Germany.
Delta Pro Ultra with capacity up to 90 kWh
As announced, the new hybrid battery generator offers a basic capacity of 6 kWh, although this can be expanded. At the maximum expansion level you can use it Up to 90 kWh Save energy. EcoFlow uses LFP cells, which offer greater safety and longevity than conventional lithium-ion cells.
It can also keep memory Maximum 7.200 watts Output power, which can also be used to power various energy-intensive devices. The Delta Pro Ultra is considered suitable for daily use and can also be used to overcome long power outages.
Solar charging
When the system is empty, it can run on AC power, gas generators or Solar system to accuse. Solar users can integrate the Delta Pro Ultra into an existing rooftop solar system with a solar output of 5.6 to 16.8 kW. Charging is also possible with a portable solar system.
Comes with Ecoflow Smart Home Panel 2 There is also an option on the market to easily integrate the Delta Pro Ultra into a home energy management system. This allows you to quickly switch between mains and emergency power operation. The whole thing also optimizes energy use, thereby reducing energy consumption and increasing operating time through smart analytics and solar energy utilization.
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