EcoFlow|DELTA Pro| 3600Wh Smart Extra Battery

3+8 ports, power cable 10AWG, signal cable 22AWG.

To achieve 25kWh, you need to connect two DELTA Pro units using a Smart Home Panel and connect two Extra Battery packs to each DELTA Pro. This setup will provide 21.5kWh. If you also use our Smart Generator to charge the DELTA Pros, then 2 × DELTA Pro + 2 × Extra Batteries + 2 × Smart Generators, allows you to achieve 25kWh in a single charge.

The DELTA Pro has a fan to keep its battery cool. At a 1-meter (xx ft) distance, the noise level ranges from 48 to 60 dB (between normal conversation and an office environment). The noise level varies depending on the wattage flowing in or out of the battery and temperature.

DELTA Pro Output Specifications
DELTA Pro supports five output types: AC, USB, car charger, DC5521, and Anderson port, providing 15 output ports in total.
AC Output (Pure Sine Wave)
Quantity: 4 (4 × 20A)
Rated Power: 3600W (Peak: 7200W) Voltage: 220V, AC 50/60Hz
Smart Inverter System: X-Boost supports 3600W-4500W devices*

Anderson Port
Quantity: 1
Specification: 12.6V, 30A

USB-A Ports
Quantity: 2
Specification: 12W, 5V, DC 2.4A

USB-A Fast Charging Ports
Quantity: 2
Specification: 18W, 5-12V, DC 2.4A (max)

USB-C Ports
Quantity: 2
Specification: 100W, 5-20V, DC 5A (max)

Car Charger Port
Quantity: 1
Specification: 126W, 12.6V, DC 10A (max)

DC5521 Outlet
Quantity: 2
Specification: 37.8W, 12.6V, DC 3A

Note: The car charger and DC5521 ports share power, with a maximum combined output of 127W.

Yes.

Yes, the DELTA Pro needs to be turned on first. The Double Voltage Hub controls the AC output switch but cannot directly power the DELTA Pro on or off.

The peak power can reach 9000W, but peak power duration is usually very short, lasting only tens of milliseconds.

When the AC output button is turned on, standby power consumption is approximately 30W.

Yes, AC and DC charging can occur simultaneously, with a maximum input of 2200W.

1.If charging from AC output ports, ensure the AC output switch is turned on. The same applies to DC output ports.2.If the AC or DC power switch is on but charging is still not working, check if the DELTA Pro's output power matches your device's power requirements.3.If your device's power is below 10W, the AC output switch will turn off after 12 hours because the detected power is considered negligible. In this case, manually turn the AC output switch back on.4.If the screen displays an overload warning, the charging power is too high. Try the following: Turn off and let it cool for a while. Use a lower-power device. If the overload persists, power off and cool the unit for 30 minutes before restarting. If the issue continues, contact customer support.

Yes, but you need a Double Voltage Hub to connect to the Smart Home Panel 2's 5+8 ports.

No, the main unit must work with an Extra Battery for capacity expansion.If you want to connect two DELTA Pro units, consider using a Double Voltage Hub based on your actual needs.

When charging DELTA Pro and its extra battery together, you can reach 6500W max charging speeds by combining AC, solar and Smart Generator methods. For DELTA Pro single unit, you can recharge it at standard wall outlets (1800W max), at EV station (3400W max)/Smart Home Panel/240V outlets (3000W max).

It depends on the combined voltage and current of the solar panels you choose. It's fine as long as the solar panels use connectors and their combined voltage and current are within 11-150 volts and under 15 amps.

You'll need to connect two DELTA Pro units to power 240V electronics. You can do this by: 1) the Double Voltage Hub and use the AC outlets on the hub, or 2) the Smart Home Panel and use your home's 240V outlets (you'll need to setup 240V wiring on the Smart Home Panel during installation).

First of all, make sure your DELTA Pro is connected to the EcoFlow App using Internet mode. Secondly, go to the Firmware section in the Setting of the DELTA Pro you're looking to upgrade. Check for the latest firmware and follow the steps to finish the upgrade.

The cable provided with your DELTA Pro won’t plug into higher-voltage outlets, and you’ll need a third party adapter/charging cable.

DELTA Pro is compatible with the DELTA Pro Smart Extra Battery.

DELTA Pro supports 2 extra batteries.

Yes. You can use a Smart Generator to charge an extra battery even when it's not plugged into a power station. All other charging methods require it to be connected to a power station.

This battery can be monitored and controlled on the EcoFlow app.