Ecoflow Delta Max vs. UK 3000W Kettle

Testing the Delta Max to see if it can comfortably power a 3kW UK kettle using Xboost technology.

Kettles in the UK are an essential part of everyday life. We don't have small kettles as often found in mainland Europe or the feeble 120V US equivalents. Our kettles have a 3kW power rating, boil quickly and make a cup of tea in record time.

In this video, I wanted to find out if this can be done from a bunch of 18650 batteries and a nice Ecoflow inverter.

#ecoflow #kettle #offgrid

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[tdcattech]

My lav mics weren't working when I recorded this so some of the audio is not as expected. 🤨

[dangerman]

Hi,
Like the video's on deltamax storage, this might be the answer to my situation.
Few questions i have now, on the app can you setup a recharge period to occur during off peak tariff times instead of using a mains plug switch?
Can you vary the charge wattage/current when mains charging?
Cheers

[eaglewolfzen]

The British need to subsidize these so they don't brown out the grid everyday at noon.

[christopherhagans]

Hi there would a ecoflow delta 2 just oneof these power a electric kettle an how many kettle do you think would power before it went flat battery many thanks

[christopherhagans]

Am in uk as well Northern Ireland i was leaving in my car a day hear an there an trying to get electric would be great..

[Ulianb]

My Delta Max is powering the house, including kettle, coffee maker, washing machine, dishwasher, iron (in succession, of course, i.e. one at a time), as well as wi-fi/lights, laptop etc., and on the sunny day it takes me until at least 9 pm, sometimes even longer, at this time of the year, on solar alone. I charge it over the night and switch to solar in the morning again. It does not handle oven well though, gets overloaded at over 2, 400 W even with X-Boost on. It looks like X-Boost works only in theory, not in real life.

[christheodorou]

Would you recommend pizza to be cooked with this ?