EcoFlow Delta 2 + Extra Battery Charging Speed and Fan Noise [Quick Look link in description]

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It does charge faster than any other power station I have ever seen.

namenotfound
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It only sounds like that if you are fast charging. But if it is doing a normal charge rate it won't sound as loud.

brianpollard
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Even if the fan was loud. You won't actually charge the Delta 2 inside the bedroom.

Miki-mwby
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I think it just sounds like any other power station except that it can charge quite fast.

npc
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That is not loud or a aggravating noise I have 1 snd I don't really notice it at all.

SAMMIEJONESJUNIOR
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Can you charge the extra battery while the eco flow 2 is plugged into the 110 outlet

alleng
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It does show that the fan is actually working and cooling down the hardworking Delta 2.

CB-kddn
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When connected to an empty or incompletely charged extra battery the power station will shift its own capacity into the battery. In the end you have two half-full or equally charged devices but none at 100%. In order to use the complete original load you now have to carry two heavy units with you instead of only one. In other words: while connected you cannot get a completely charged main unit unless the extra battery is fully charged too. What is the deeper meaning behind this?

derpraktiker
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Video Review: Visual good, commentary was a little weak.

jwrancher
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Looks like the main unit is 100% charged but the EB is not. Can you charge the EB separately being that the main unit is fully charged?

theonlyEYEBROWKING
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Sounds very similar to a vaccum cleaner or a hair dryer set on high. And with that high pitched shrill sound, I would think it's a bit too much for almost anyone to remain nearby for an entire 50 to 80 minute full recharge session. No late night/early morning stealth charging at the camp ground bathrooms, that's for sure. It would wake half the campground up.

ES-mqox
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Try changing the charging rate to 900, that keeps the fan noise to a minimum

darren
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Thank you for sharing this . Question for anyone who knows. If you turn off AC charging, the main Delta 2 can function as a 900-watt outlet. Will the extra battery charge the main unit at the same rate (900 watts)?

raedalshaye
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You can lower watts so the cooler will make less noise and better battery lifecycle

taraskuz
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All ecoflow need to do is stop putting cheap fans in the units .

pollyaloy
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Bonjour le câble est-il fourni avec la batterie supplémentaire merci beaucoup

didierbuyse
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can you use these to charge leisure batterys in a camper van and also connect to solar pannels on your van ?or do you have to use eco flow panels ? any help appreciated

tfergo
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When running on battery I am fine with the fan-noise, when running on AC(in) it shows this does not have a transfer switch but does AC->DC->AC. Which not only is noisy but also inefficient. That is why I installed a real transfer switch at home which uses the Delta 2 as generator in case the grid goes down.

However, this does not take away the fact that the Delta 2 is using like 16 watt no matter what it is doing, a bit wasteful

HansKeesom