ECOFLOW Portable Power Station RIVER 2 MAX, 512Wh LiFeP04 Battery/ 1 Hour Fast Charging, Up To 1000W Output, Solar Generator (Panel Not Inc.) for Outdoor Camping/RVs/Home Use

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It has a battery capacity of 256 Wh and output of 300 W (360 W max) to make it an update for both the RIVER Mini and RIVER units from before.

The feature set is closer to the latter thus, at least with this model, making it a portable power station after all. But if you want to operate even relatively low-wattage camping appliances on extended trips (more than a day or two), RIVER 2 Pro or DELTA 2 is likely a better option. But, due to the factors outlined above, you won’t achieve 110W of electricity generation consistently. Longer lifespans, lower weight, and a wider range of operating temperatures are just a few of the benefits LFP offers.Alongside a clear LED display, on the front of the device you’ll find three USB-A ports capable of outputting up to 5V at 2. BMS includes over-voltage, overloading, over-temperature, short circuit, low-temperature, low voltage, and overcurrent.

In fact, EcoFlow says the battery pack will retain 80% or more of its capacity after 3,000 charging cycles, which should give you many years of use, even if you charge it every day. daily, which means sufficient power to run your essential home appliances smoothly for almost half a day.It goes up to 660W in this mode, and while the fans make an audible noise to ensure the power station doesn't overheat, it's pretty great that you can charge such a massive battery in just an hour. If your off-grid electricity needs exceed RIVER 2’s AC output capabilities, check out another PPS in the RIVER 2 or DELTA series. Reviews are middling at best, with most complaints talking about connection issues for other units that I have not experienced myself, or with the older RIVER Pro. Notas: [1] Utilizando la RIVER 2 Pro seis veces a la semana, 3000 ciclos completos del 100 % durarán 9,6 años hasta que descienda al 80 %. Looking for a portable power station that’s much more robust than a power bank, has more ports, and is small enough to fit in your backpack?