EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus Portable Power Station
Product Description
The DELTA 3 Plus sits in the size band most people actually need: 1,024 Wh and 1,800 W, at 27.6 lb, with an extra battery port so it can grow later instead of being replaced. It is the natural station for a Starlink Mini, a weekend of camping, or a van build where the alternator does the charging while you drive.
What's in the box
- EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus portable power station (1,024 Wh) ×1
- AC charging cable ×1
- Car charging cable ×1
- DC5521-to-DC5525 cable ×1
- Manuals and warranty card
- Solar panels and solar charging cables
- DELTA 3 Series Smart Extra Battery
- Alternator charger
Not sure what else you need? Call the Satmodo team on (619) 238-0205 and we will check it against your setup.
Specifications
| Battery capacity | 1,024 Wh (51.2 V, 20 Ah), expandable with a Smart Extra Battery |
|---|---|
| Cell chemistry | LFP (LiFePOâ‚„) |
| Cycle life | 80%+ of original capacity after 4,000 cycles |
| AC output | Pure sine wave, 1,800 W total, 3,600 W surge, 120 V |
| USB output | USB-C up to 140 W per port (280 W total); USB-A 36 W per port (72 W total) |
| 12 V DC output | 126 W total — car socket 12.6 V 10 A, two DC5521 ports |
| Solar input | 11–60 V, 15 A, 500 W per port, 1,000 W total |
| Car input | 12 V, 8 A max |
| Extra battery port | Yes — for capacity expansion, alternator charger or smart generator |
| Weight | 27.6 lb (12.5 kg) |
| Dimensions | 8.0 × 15.7 × 11.2 in (202 × 397.6 × 283.6 mm) |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz) and Bluetooth, EcoFlow app |
| Model number | EF-DL-H10-4 |
Specifications transcribed from EcoFlow's official DELTA 3 Plus user manual, US version.
What it will actually run
1,024 Wh is about a day of continuous Starlink Mini, a full day of a 12 V camp fridge, four or five laptop charges, and effectively unlimited phone, headlamp and satellite messenger charging. Run a domestic refrigerator on it during an outage and you get most of a day. Those are planning estimates — the appliance in front of you decides the real figure.
Two things set this model apart from cheaper stations of the same size. The first is 1,000 W of solar input across two ports, which is unusually high for a 1 kWh station and means a pair of folding panels can refill it inside an afternoon. The second is the extra battery port: it doubles capacity with a Smart Extra Battery, and it is also how an EcoFlow alternator charger or smart generator connects, so a vehicle can refill the station far faster than a 12 V socket ever will.
Who buys this one
Overlanders and van builders who want vehicle charging without wiring a second battery bank. People running Starlink off-grid who need a full day between charges. Sailors and small-boat owners keeping navigation, VHF and a satellite messenger alive below deck. And households who want a first backup station that can be grown rather than outgrown.
Want a second opinion on the size? Call (619) 238-0205, or read the camping and overlanding guide.
Where people use it



Common questions
Around a day of continuous use. A Starlink Mini draws roughly 25–40 W and the DELTA 3 Plus holds 1,024 Wh, so you get somewhere near 24 hours before it needs recharging — and indefinitely if you pair it with a 110 W or larger folding panel.
Yes. The DELTA 3 Plus has a dedicated extra battery port, so you can double its capacity with an EcoFlow Smart Extra Battery without replacing the station. The same port takes an alternator charger or a smart generator, which is why this model suits van and RV builds.
For most of them, yes. A drip coffee maker draws 700–1,200 W and a compact microwave 700–1,000 W, both comfortably inside the 1,800 W continuous rating, with 3,600 W of surge headroom for the moment a motor or compressor starts. A full-size microwave or an induction hob at full power will need a larger station.
Up to 1,000 W across two inputs, 500 W each, in an 11–60 V window. That is a lot for this size of station — two 400 W folding panels will refill it in a few hours of good sun, and even a single 220 W panel makes more in a day than most people use.
EcoFlow rates the LFP cells at 4,000 full cycles to 80% of original capacity. Cycled once a week that is well over a decade; even daily cycling puts you past ten years before you would notice the difference.
No. At 1,024 Wh it is roughly ten times the 100 Wh carry-on limit for lithium batteries, and airlines will not accept it in checked baggage either. Ship it ahead, or take a power bank of 100 Wh or less for the flight.
More Information
| SKU | EFDELTA3P-US |
|---|---|
| Use physical product data | No |
| Item Returns | This item can be returned |
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