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EcoFlow WAVE 3 Portable Air Conditioner
$799.00

EcoFlow WAVE 3 Portable Air Conditioner

In Stock SKU: EFWAVE3-US-NBox
$799.00
EcoFlow WAVE 3 Portable Air Conditioner
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Product Description

This vents outside like a real window unit, not a swamp cooler or a fan — 1,800W of cooling and 2,000W of heating through the included duct kit. Plug it into a wall outlet or feed it up to 700W through a power station's DC port, and it'll hold a van or RV somewhere between 16°C and 30°C in either direction, all year round.

What's in the box

  • EcoFlow WAVE 3 x1
  • Exhaust duct adapter cover A/B/C
  • Insulated exhaust duct D/E
  • Duct size template
  • Drain pipe
  • Winder
  • Manuals and warranty card

Not sure what else you need? Call the Satmodo team on (619) 238-0205 and we will check it against your setup.

Specifications

Cooling / heating capacity1,800W / 2,000W (6,100 / 6,800 BTU)
Temperature setting range16-30°C (60-86°F)
RefrigerantR290, 112g (AU: 140g)
Air flow volume330 m3/h
Cooling / heating rated input (AC)690W / 645W
Cooling / heating rated input (DC)640W / 606W
Maximum cooling / heating power700W
AC input100-240V~50/60Hz, 820W Max
DC input (extra battery port)700W Max
IP ratingIPX4
Noise level44-58 dB
Net weight33.7 lb (15.3 kg)
Dimensions20.4 x 11.7 x 13.2 in (519 x 297 x 336 mm)
Wireless2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth

Specifications from EcoFlow's published product data and user manuals.

What it takes to run it

Rated input runs from 606W to 690W depending on mode and whether it's drawing AC or DC, up against a maximum of 700W on the DC port. That's a serious load — nothing like the 25-100W a Starlink terminal or a compressor fridge pulls — so size your power station around this being the biggest single draw in the rig, not an afterthought next to smaller gear.

Who buys this one

Van and RV owners who want an actual air conditioner, not a fan, and are willing to run a duct outside for it. Not for anyone chasing silence: 44-58 dB is comparable to a window AC unit and will be the loudest thing running in a small space. And not for tent camping — it needs an enclosed space to vent from and a serious power source to feed it.

Where people use it

Cooling a tent or awning where there is no shore power — Camping & overlanding
Camping & overlanding Cooling a tent or awning where there is no shore power

Common questions about this product

Yes, through its dedicated DC extra-battery port, up to 700W. It'll also run off a normal AC input up to 820W if you're near a wall outlet or an inverter generator. Either way, budget for a station with real capacity — this pulls far more than small electronics.

44-58 dB depending on mode and fan speed, roughly in line with a household window air conditioner running nearby. It's not quiet, and it isn't meant to be — that's the trade-off for actual compressor-driven cooling power rather than a fan pushing air around a tent or cab.

Yes. It ships with an insulated exhaust duct, adapter covers, a drain pipe, and a sizing template specifically to route hot air (or cold air, in heating mode) out of the space you're conditioning, the same basic principle as a portable home air conditioner.

Yes — 2,000W (6,800 BTU) of heating alongside 1,800W (6,100 BTU) of cooling, both controlled over the same 16-30°C (60-86°F) setting range, so one unit covers a summer heatwave and a cold overnight stop without swapping in different equipment for each season.

No. It connects through its AC input or a power station's DC port — no household wiring. You will need to cut or fit a duct opening in your van or RV wall to route the exhaust, which is a build task rather than an electrical one.

Yes, expect it to. Rated input sits between 606W and 690W depending on mode, so a small station will run it for well under an hour. This is built to pair with a larger station's capacity, not a compact one meant for phones and lights.

Can I buy a satellite phone?
Yes you can buy satellite phones, we offer the best satellite communication options. Including Iridium, Globalstar, and Inmarsat. Satmodo offers satellite phones that work anywhere in the world.
Do I need to rent or purchase a satellite phone?
If you are needing a satellite phone more than 6 weeks out of a year we always suggest purchasing. This will save you money in the long run. If you are just doing a short camping, hiking and hunting, etc. We recommend renting the satellite phone.
Why do people need satellite phones?
If you are planning on going on a trip where cell service is not available or if you want to be prepared for the next natural disaster. Satellite phones work when nothing else does. If there is no power and no cell service your satellite phone will work. Making this the most reliable form of communication.
How quickly can I get a satellite phone?
Satmodo can get you a satellite phone or satellite internet SAME DAY! We do always recommend planning ahead of time to save money on shipping costs. However, we can get you your devices same day if need be.
Which satellite phone has the best coverage?
Satmodo only works with the best networks. Iridium, Globalstar, and Inmarsat all offer different coverage areas. The only network that has global coverage is the Iridium Network.

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