EcoFlow DELTA 3000 Gen4 Portable Power Station

EcoFlow DELTA 3000 Gen4 Portable Power Station

The DELTA 3000 Gen4 gives you 3,072Wh of lithium iron phosphate battery capacity and 3,600W of continuous 120V AC output in a power station that weighs about 57 lb. It’s a good fit when you want to keep a refrigerator, lights and internet running through an outage, bring 120V power to a campsite, or recharge tools where there’s no outlet nearby.

There are five AC outlets, including a 120V 30A RV outlet, and four USB ports for smaller electronics. EcoFlow’s Fridge Runtime Boost mode helps conserve power during refrigerator backup. For recharging, the unit takes up to 1,800W from AC or up to 1,000W through its single solar input.

Choose Your Configuration

• Power Station Only. Choose the standalone unit for home backup or when you already have compatible solar panels.
• With Folding Transport Cart. Includes the EcoFlow DELTA Series Folding Transport Cart for rolling the station between a storage area, garage or RV.
• With 2 × 160W Portable Solar Panels. Includes two foldable EcoFlow panels rated at a combined 320W. The power station itself can accept up to 1,000W with a compatible array.

Best Use Cases

• Refrigerator and freezer backup. Plug a compatible 120V refrigerator or freezer directly into the station. Check its startup draw, then measure energy use over a full day to estimate runtime. Fridge Runtime Boost is available on the unit and in the EcoFlow app.
• Home office and internet during an outage. Run a modem, router, laptop and monitor. EcoFlow rates UPS transfer at under 10 ms under its test conditions. Check your equipment’s switchover tolerance if an interruption would cause problems.
• 30A RVs and off-grid weekends. Use the 120V 30A outlet for a compatible RV setup. Prioritize the fridge, lights, fans and chargers when battery runtime matters. A microwave or air conditioner can use considerably more energy.
• Cabins, garages and job sites. Run task lighting, tool chargers and compatible 120V tools. Check the total running draw and the startup surge of motor-driven equipment, and keep the power station dry and ventilated.

What’s Included

Every configuration includes the EcoFlow DELTA 3000 Gen4, an AC charging cable, an XT60i-to-LP60 solar adapter, an AC cable retention kit, and EcoFlow’s documentation. The folding cart or the two solar panels come with their respective configurations.

Full Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How long will it run a refrigerator?

EcoFlow measured up to 58 hours with a specific empty refrigerator in its internal test. Your runtime will depend on the refrigerator, room temperature, door openings, settings and other connected loads. A plug-in power meter can give you a better estimate by measuring a full day of use.

Can I add a Smart Extra Battery later?

The DELTA 3000 Gen4 has a fixed 3,072Wh battery. If you expect to expand storage later, EcoFlow’s DELTA 3800 Gen4 is the expandable model in this series.

Does the 30A outlet supply 240V?

The RV outlet supplies 120V. The station’s 3,600W continuous rating is shared across the AC outlets. Check both running watts and starting surge before connecting large appliances.

What’s the difference between the 320W solar bundle and the 1,000W solar rating?

The bundle supplies two 160W panels, or 320W of rated panel power. The 1,000W figure is the power station’s maximum solar input with an appropriately sized array. If you use other panels, verify the connector and keep the array within the voltage and current limits, including open-circuit voltage in cold weather.

How quickly can the two 160W panels recharge it?

EcoFlow estimates roughly 12 hours of solar charging with the 320W bundle under its test conditions. Expect more elapsed time with clouds, shade or a poor panel angle, especially if appliances are drawing power while you charge.

Will the UPS keep my router or computer running?

EcoFlow rates the switch to battery at under 10 ms. Test your equipment with a simulated outage before relying on it. Equipment that needs a zero-transfer UPS or dedicated life-support backup requires a system rated for that use.

Can I recharge it while it powers devices?

Yes. The unit can supply supported loads while recharging. If you’re charging from solar and your appliances use more than the panels supply, the battery will still discharge.

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