ef ecoflow portable power station delta, ups power supply 1260wh battery pack with 6 1800w (3300w surge) ac outlets, solar battery generator for outdoor camping rv ef ecoflow <b>efdelta 1260wh</b> <p>the more portable clean & silent solar generator.<p> <b>ecoflow's product philosophy</b> <p>ecoflow was founded in 2017 by entrepreneurs who emerged from a leading drone developer where they had worked to perfect the drone battery to be lightweight, long-lasting and, most importantly, powerful.<p> now, ecoflow leverages this knowledge and experience to build products that are thoughtful in design, creating industry-first, smart and powerful energy storage products. we strive to reinvent the way people everywhere access to power.<p> ecoflow’s product lines equip the consumer with an industrial amount of clean, quiet and renewable power for life adventures, work and home backup power.<p> <b>efdelta features multiple charging outputs provide more options</b> <p>6* pure sine wave ac outlet (100-120v 1800w 3300w peak) provide significantly higher efficiency for laptops, speakers, tvs cpap machines and more;<p> 2x 60w usb-c, 4x usb-a (2 normal+2 fast charge for mobile devices like tablets, phones, cameras, walkie-talkies, bulbs;<p> 1x 13.6v car port power up your in-car devices when you’re not around the car;<p> power 13 devices simultaneously: efdelta fits with every port you’ll ever need to power any devices anywhere, which can bring convenience for you. <p> <b>how to connect with solar panel</b> <p>ef delta can accept 10-65v(max 10a) dc input. users can use the solar panel through the mc4 interface, and then connect our mc4 to xt60 cable, use the xt60 connector to connect to the xt60 interface on ef delta to charge.in full sun,2 panels for 8-16hrs,3 panels for 5-10hrs,4 panels for 4-8hrs.<p> <b>notes</b> <p>efdelta durata: 800 cicli (60%)<p> when using third-party solar panels: male is connected to the solar panel [positive electrode], and female is connected to the solar panel [negative electrode]. if you are not sure, you can test it with a multimeter.<p>