Elite 100 V2
A 1kWh option for your shortlist
1,024Wh capacity
1,800W AC output
Compare its current US offer against other 1kWh stations. Check the exact bundle, ports and recharge accessories before buying.
Explore the specs ↗Portable power, explained
More adventure.
Less battery guesswork.
Find the power station that fits your devices, your trip, and your recharge plan.
US models · Clear specifications · No invented test scores
A little power planning goes a long way
1,024 Wh
Stored energy is only the starting point.
Battery capacity× usable energy÷ device load
At an assumed 85% usable energy and a steady 100W load:
≈ 8.7 hours
Illustrative estimate. Actual results vary with temperature, conversion losses and device behavior.
Start with the 1kWh class
Three options. One useful comparison.
Compare stored energy and continuous output first. Then verify ports, recharge options and the current offer.
DELTA 3 Plus
Plan for the possibility of expansion
1,024Wh capacity
1,800W AC output
EcoFlow lists compatible extra batteries. Expansion increases capacity, but requires a separate purchase and compatibility checks. The US listing showed pre-order status when checked; verify delivery before buying.
Explore the specs ↗Explorer 1000 v2
Slightly more stored energy, lower AC output
1,070Wh capacity
1,500W AC output
Its listed capacity is slightly higher than the other two options here. Its continuous AC output is lower. Decide using your load requirements rather than capacity alone.
Explore the specs ↗Before you buy
Choose for the load.
Then choose the station.
A high watt rating does not tell you how many hours a battery will last. Your device list does.
Build a simple energy estimate →01 / CAPACITY
How much energy do you need?
Multiply each device’s average watts by its hours of use. Add the watt-hours together.
02 / OUTPUT
Can it handle your devices?
Check simultaneous loads, startup surges, connectors and voltage requirements.
03 / RECHARGING
What happens on day two?
Plan an available recharge source. Solar panel ratings are not a guarantee of energy harvested.
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Make a plan before you buy.
Size your camping power station
Build a device list, estimate two days of energy and check your recharge plan.
How long will 1,000Wh last?
Explore five assumed loads and understand the limits of a runtime estimate.