Great piece of kit. Got it for the motorhome, an alternative to fitting lithium and solar panels. And it is portable for if we change motorhomes. We have used it to power up the entire motorhome, for cooking , lighting, TV. And the portable fridge. The 220w solar panel works really well. It recharges the power station. And the app displays the power going out and the time to recharge, the eheels make it ultra portable. It is a heavy unit at 99lbs. But the benefits far outweighs any cons ( pun intended )
We love the idea thst it can be recharged from 240v 12v solar or even electric recharge point. What an amazingly versatile piece of kit.
Great price, arrived very quickly, really well packed, it supplies all our power requirements.

We use this primarily to run pumps and other tools for high voltage plant maintenance, it has replaced a petrol generator and has been a soaring success, our teams love it, its quiet and very reliable, and has ample power and battery life to allow the team to carry out their tasks. This is our first, but definitely not our last unit

Good service kept me informed all the way through well done

As someone who spends most of my time away from home, working from my van. the Delta Pro is a god send. The Wave 2 has also proved a worthy addition. I was lucky to get min on the Black Friday sales.
I will be looking to add to my collection, looking to add the Glacier, possibly a Smart Geni ( Duel Fuel) and maybe I will look at the Delta 2 Max as well ( for when space more of an issue and power needs are less).
I went for the Delta Pro over the Delta 2 Max, basicly as Im away so much, the Pro gives more power for longer, it also has a 30amp 12vlt connection that is very easy to use to power my 12vlt kit ( Inside Lights, Outside Light, Router, Deisel Heater and Compressor Fridge).
The Pro is mostly used to power my 12/24vlt DC compressor fridge/freezer, my kettle and a microwave... however it also gets used to charge my Phone, GoPro, Drone and even power my laptop.
its expandable which is also useful, and it works well with my solar panels ( i have 4x 400wt panels. x2 fixed on roof, with x2 more that can be hooked to side of van like an Awning.. this gives 800- 1600wts under optimal conditions.. )
why so much solar?? well some times I have Generator or Mains power available. which is nice. but other times I can be stuck out in a field for weeks on end with no other power. so even if weather is bad.. then more panels means I get more power to keep charged up and dont need to run my van to charge ( Side Note: running the Van to charge the Delta Pro is ok if you are only using small amounts of power at any time. as Van charging is limited, and would need to run the engine for long times.. which I would NOT recommend as running a Deisel engine while static will kill your Engine!. there are ways to increase engine Charging rates for those that may need to. Personally you would be better to buy something like the Smart Generators ( Duel Fuel). as you can run a Smart Geni for much less time then your vehicle Engine, use much less Fuel or Gas, and not RIsk damage to your Engine..
The Wave 2 I wanted for trying to help heat my van, and to help with Dehumidifying,
It is easy to set up and use, and when air temps not to cold it heats well, it sucks a lot o moister from the air in van, so that really helps reduce condensation and helps to stop unwanted mold in the van.
I do have a couple of niggles with the Wave 2.
1) Its not actually a Heater, it has no heating element. its actually an Air Con Unit in Reverse. what some would call a Heat Pump.
It works by sucking heat from the air.. then in Heating mode it pumps that warm air back into the space you want to heat while blowing the cold air out. In air con mode, it does the same thing but blows the Hot air out and the cold air into the space you want to cool.
Here in the UK (or any cold locations) if you are looking to use the Wave 2 as a Heater.. you need to understand that below 16c it wont get enough heat from the air to act as a heater.. be warned.. its not going to heat in cold conditions,
Request to EcoFlow, this can be fixed by adding a small heating element to the units. you it would draw a little more power, but the heater element only needs to be small, could very easily add 2 basic heating elements for cold environments and for where someone has access to mains power. a 50 to 100wat heating element should be more than enough. ideally 2x 100wat heating elements that can be turned on or off as needed. once there is some heat there the Compressor would do the rest.
2) My other bug, is only a small bug. and is about the Intake and outlet Air Vents. the unit is already fairly big and bulky. so having a Pipe coming out of the top is not the end of the world. but when you also need to add a pipe to the back of the unit.. it effectively tripples the size and space take by the unit.
The Air Intake and Air Vents dont need to be so big. and would be nice to see some sort of single ducting unit that has the Air IN and AIR out fed through same ducting unit. this would look better, take up much less space and make installing much easier. I do know that some people only use the Out going vents, and don't use the Air in vents. ( there are good and bad to both ways).
Like i said, on the whole I am very happy with My Delta Pro, and My Wave2
. I will be looking to add the Glacier soon, and probably the Smart Geni as well.

Bought a reconditioned Delta Pro, Black Friday deal. Came in an original box with sealed box of cables and sealed manual. To me, it looked brand new. The hardest part was getting the Delta Pro to join wi-fi. It took several attempts but finally it worked. This joins another Delta Pro and extra battery and Smart Home Panel. The system is programmed to charge between 00:30 and 04:30 which it does easily. From 04:30 until 00:30 the next day I am using cheap rate electricity about £0.09 per kw. I also have 2 400 watt solar panels but in current weather not getting much free electricity.