About the EcoFlow Delta 3 Plus
The EcoFlow Delta 3 Plus is one of the most powerful 1kWh class portable battery power stations available in Canada, with powerful outputs, charging, and near silent operation.
With a 1024Wh LFP battery, 1800W output, and a full recharge in just 56 minutes, it’s built for camping,
film production, events, remote work, and emergency backup.
Its wide selection of outputs, expandable capacity (up to 5120Wh) and 10ms UPS switchover make it ideal for both outdoor adventures
and home backup. Quiet operation under 600W ensures it can be used indoors or on film sets without noise.
Compared to our other power stations: The Delta 3 Plus is the same weight, size, and capacity as our other 1kWh station the Delta 2, however it has a much quieter fan, double the solar input, faster charging speeds, and much more surge output at 3,600W to start up high power devices like power tools and pressure washers. It is almost 10-25lb lighter than our 2kWh stations for greater portability.
Rent our Delta 3 Plus across Greater Vancouver — including Burnaby, Vancouver, Coquitlam, Port Moody,
Surrey, and Richmond.
EcoFlow Delta 3 Plus Specs
Weight: 12.5 kg / 27.6 lbs
Capacity: 1024Wh (expandable to 5120Wh)
Output: 1800W
Surge: 3600W
AC Charging: 1500W (0–100% in 56 minutes)
Max Solar Input: 1000W MPPT
UPS Switchover: 10ms
Battery Chemistry: LFP (4000+ cycles)
Ports:
6× AC Ports
2× USB‑A Fast Charge
2× USB‑C 100W
2× DC5521
1× Car Port (10A)
1× XT150 Expansion Port
What the Specs Mean
When you look at a power station’s specifications, here’s what the key terms mean for you:
- Capacity (Watt-hours or Wh): The size of the battery, like the “fuel tank.” Higher capacity means it can run devices for longer before needing a recharge. Rated in wattage times runtime: 1,000Wh means it can run a 1000W device for an hour, or a 500W device for 2 hours.
- Output (Watts or W): The maximum continuous power it can deliver. This tells you what kinds of devices it can run at the same time (e.g., laptops, fridges, lights). The bigger the number the higher power appliance you can run, for example a portable electric stove would need 1500W or more.
- Surge (W): Extra short‑term power available when appliances first start up. Important for things like fridges or tools that need a burst of energy such as saws.
- Charging Speed (AC/Solar): How quickly the station recharges from a wall outlet or solar panels. Faster charging means less downtime between uses.
- Ports: The types of plugs and connections available.
- AC ports: Standard wall‑style outlets for appliances and electronics.
- USB‑A: For phones and small gadgets.
- USB‑C: High‑power ports for phones, laptops, and tablets.
- Car port (12V): For Fridges, fridges, heated blankets, or other 12V gear.
In short: capacity tells you how long it lasts, output tells you what it can run, surge covers start‑up spikes, charging speed tells you how fast it refills, and ports show what you can plug in.
Use Cases and Benefits
What can you use a power station for?
What can you do with power that you can take anywhere? You can power a CPAP to sleep at night, or bring heated pads and blankets to stay warm outdoors and inside a tent. Brew a hot cup or jug of coffee in the morning, cook dinner with an electric cooktop or a microwave. Recharge your devices many, many times over, power your whole work setup. Start a movie night with a projector, light up the whole campsite, stay cool with fans. Run drills and saws where you can't run a cable from the wall, and much, much more.
- Sleep better at Camp: CPAPs, heated blankets or heated pads, small fans, power what you need to sleep - quietly
- Camping and Overlanding: Keep going in the backcountry; use it to power Starlinks, fridges, lights, projectors, and charging devices— no noisy generator required.
- Remote Work, Film Crews, and Photography: Silently keep laptops, cameras, drones, lights, monitors, and Starlink running off‑grid.
- Unpowered Worksites: Run saws, power tools, pressure washers, and vacuums without the grid.
- Home and Emergency Backup: Dependable power source for outages. Keep your fridges and freezers running and save your food
- Eco‑Friendly: Renewable energy reduces reliance on fossil fuels.
- Quiet Operation: No engine noise compared to gas generators.
- Events + Pop‑Ups: Reliable power for POS systems, speakers, signage.