EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra Inverter + 4* Battery
Product Description
One DELTA Pro Ultra inverter carrying four 6kWh batteries, 24kWh in total. Output is still set by the single inverter — 7.2kW continuous, 10.8kW briefly — so this is where you're buying multi-day runtime rather than more power. At full draw that's about 3 hours 20 minutes; the value of this bundle is in the many more hours available once loads are trimmed down, not in the peak figure.
What's in the box
- EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra Inverter ×1
- EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra Battery ×4
Not sure what else you need? Call the Satmodo team on (619) 238-0205 and we will check it against your setup.
Specifications
| Total stored energy | 24 kWh (4 x 6 kWh batteries) |
|---|---|
| AC output, continuous | 7.2 kW (single inverter) |
| AC output, peak | 10.8 kW (brief) |
| Solar input | 5.6 kW (single inverter) |
| PV input | Handles both high and low voltage solar panels |
| Outlets | Multiple outlets including a 30A socket |
| Battery charging sources | Solar, grid, or EV charging piles |
| Battery weather rating | IP54 |
| Energy sources supported | Solar, gas, and other sources |
| System design | Stackable inverter and batteries, space-efficient expansion |
| Control | Intelligent energy management via the EcoFlow app |
| Maximum system scale | Expandable from 6 kWh up to 90 kWh |
Specifications as published by EcoFlow for this product.
The math at this size
24kWh at the inverter's full 7.2kW output lasts about 3 hours 20 minutes — an hour and 40 minutes more than a single battery, and 50 minutes more than the 3-battery bundle. The gain per battery stays constant; what changes at four batteries is that you're now stacking enough capacity to matter for a multi-day outage at realistic, lighter loads rather than a short one at full power. Refilling from solar takes proportionally longer too: about 4 hours 20 minutes from empty at the inverter's 5.6kW input, in full sun.
Where this bundle starts to make sense — and where to stop
Four batteries suit a household planning around multi-day outages with a real appliance load, not just a laptop and a router. It's still built around one inverter, so the output ceiling is 7.2kW no matter how much is stored — if the actual need is a higher continuous load, adding a fifth battery won't change that; a second inverter would. And it's still a manually-switched power bank unless paired with a Smart Home Panel 2, which isn't part of this bundle.
Common questions about this product
No. The inverter sets the output ceiling at 7.2kW continuous (10.8kW briefly), regardless of how many batteries are attached. Four batteries mean more hours at that ceiling, not a higher ceiling.
About 3 hours 20 minutes at the inverter's full 7.2kW output. At a lighter, more typical load well under that ceiling, the same 24kWh runs for considerably longer.
That depends on how many hours of backup you actually need — each battery adds about the same increment, roughly 50 minutes at full draw. What doesn't change with more batteries is the 7.2kW output ceiling; if more continuous power is the goal rather than more hours, a fifth battery won't get you there.
No. Automatic, circuit-level switchover requires a Smart Home Panel 2, which isn't included in this bundle. Without it, you connect loads to the inverter manually.
Around 4 hours 20 minutes from empty at the inverter's 5.6kW solar input, in full sun. Overcast conditions will take longer.
Solar, the grid, or EV charging piles, per EcoFlow's specs for the DELTA Pro Ultra battery.
More Information
| SKU | EFDPUPCS-4-BP |
|---|---|
| Use physical product data | No |
| Item Returns | This item can be returned |
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