PORTABLE
POWER
STATIONS
WHAT IS A
PORTABLE POWER
STATION?
If you’re looking for a UK portable power station, a great place to start is with an EcoFlow. With AC outlets to fit all your gear and a ton of ports, they’re designed to keep you powered on no matter what. Replace your old-school generator with a solar powered one and get clean, quiet battery power.
Portable
Works
Indoors
Fast
charging
Renewable
charging
ECOFLOW
DELTA
SERIES
ECOFLOW DELTA SERIES
Home Backup Power
The DELTA series ranges from 1024 Wh of energy to 3600 Wh. That makes them great for home power security during outages. With the large capacities, they are also the best portable power stations for camping and caravanning and off-grid use too.
COMPARE DELTA SERIES POWER STATION
EcoFlow DELTA 2
1024 Wh
Phone (11Wh)
89 charges
Laptop (60Wh)
16 charges
Mini fridge
16 hrs
Blender (500W)
1.8 hrs
Coffee Machine (1000W)
0.8 hrs
Air fryer (1500W)
0.5 hrs
EcoFlow DELTA Max
2016Wh
Phone (11Wh)
175 charges
Laptop (60Wh)
32 charges
Mini fridge
33 hrs
Blender (500W)
3.8 hrs
Coffee Machine (1000W)
1.9 hrs
Air fryer (1500W)
1.2 hrs
EcoFlow DELTA Pro
3600Wh
Phone (11Wh)
313 charges
Laptop (60Wh)
57 charges
Mini fridge
57 hrs
Blender (500W)
6.5 hrs
Coffee Machine (1000W)
3.3 hrs
Air fryer (1500W)
2.2 hrs
ECOFLOW
RIVER
SERIES
ECOFLOW RIVER SERIES
Small portable power stations
If you’re thinking of picking up a portable power generator for camping, the RIVER series fits the bill. With standalone capacities ranging from 210Wh-720Wh, they’re much more than just portable chargers. Expandable with extra batteries, they come sporting plenty of AC outlets for powering multiple devices at once. They’re the best UK portable power stations that put portability first.
CHOOSE YOUR RIVER SERIES POWER STATION
RIVER 2
256Wh
Phone (11Wh)
20 charges
Camera (16Wh)
12.8 charges
Laptop (60Wh)
3.4 charges
Light (10W)
20.5 hrs
Speaker (10W)
20.5 hrs
Electric Kettle (1500W)
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RIVER 2 Max
512Wh
Phone (11Wh)
41 charges
Camera (16Wh)
25.6 charges
Laptop (60Wh)
6.8 charges
Light (10W)
41 hrs
Speaker (10W)
41 hrs
Electric Kettle (1500W)
--- hrs
RIVER 2 Pro
768Wh
Phone (11Wh)
61.4 charges
Camera (16Wh)
38.4 charges
Laptop (60Wh)
10.2 charges
Light (10W)
61.4 hrs
Speaker (10W)
61.4 hrs
Electric Kettle (1500W)
0.8 hrs
Here's what makes EcoFlow portable power stations different.
Here's what makes EcoFlow portable power stations different.
Fast charging times.
EcoFlow’s charging tech “X-Stream” is the fastest in the industry. Say goodbye to fuel tanks and charge up your battery power generator to 80% in as fast as an hour.
Here's what makes EcoFlow portable power stations different.
Batteries do it better.
Our battery power generators all come with an advanced and proprietary Battery Management System. That keeps voltage, current, and temperature in check to deliver a battery that's less maintenance than an engine, while standing the test of time.
Here's what makes EcoFlow portable power stations different.
Power pretty much anything.
EcoFlow inverters mean our power stations can power pretty much anything. With AC outputs ranging from 600-3600W, you can pick one that fits your needs. Just plug in your appliance and you’re good to go. Even power tools are easy going for the DELTA series.
Here's what makes EcoFlow portable power stations different.
A clean, green battery machine.
EcoFlow power stations are more than portable chargers, they can be used as solar generators too. Just plug in a solar panel and you can go off-grid for good. Bring one along camping or store in your shed for an emergency power source.
Got any questions?
How does a fossil fuel generator differ from a portable power station?
While a gas generator is solely to be used as outdoor power equipment, EcoFlow portable power stations can be used indoors, outdoors or even on the move. Old-school generators are heavy, dirty, non-renewable and require a lot more maintenance. Try running a gas generator in the backseat of your car while driving down the motorway. Spoiler, it’s a bad idea.
Can an EcoFlow portable power station run my fridge?
How safe is it to have a large battery powering my stuff?
What makes portable power stations worth it?
