DELTA 3 Max and Explorer 2000 v2

These two are the larger pair, both around 2,000 watt-hours. The capacities are close. The power ratings are not the same. The figures below are manufacturer claims. We have not tested either product. There are no ratings and no testimonials.

EcoFlow DELTA 3 Max: In stock. Jackery Explorer 2000 v2: Preorder. ships Nov 16. The DELTA 3 Max is the in-stock model in this class. The full catalog is on Compare.

On the 500 kWh/year illustration, both of these capacities plan for a bit under 24 hours. The shortfall is small and still a shortfall. Your label may be lower or higher. Watt-hours alone do not confirm that a compressor will start.

The 24-hour page and the 48-hour page show the catalog against those durations. Change the kWh on the calculator. The smaller pair is on the 1,000 Wh comparison.

EcoFlow

DELTA 3 Max

In stock

  • Capacity: 2,048 Wh (2000-3000)
  • Continuous: 2,400 W
  • Surge: 4,800 W
  • Weight: 44.8 lb
  • Warranty: Up to 5 years (with registration)
  • AC charging: 1,800 W
  • Solar input: 500 W
  • Expansion: Not listed by the maker

Published capacity is 2,048 Wh, with 2,400 W continuous and 4,800 W surge.

We have not tested this model. Watt-hours do not confirm that a compressor will start.

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Jackery

Explorer 2000 v2

Preorder. ships Nov 16

  • Capacity: 2,042 Wh (2000-3000)
  • Continuous: 2,200 W
  • Surge: 4,400 W
  • Weight: 39.5 lb
  • Warranty: Up to 5 years (with registration)
  • AC charging: Not listed by the maker
  • Solar input: 400 W
  • Expansion: Not listed by the maker

Published capacity is 2,042 Wh, with 2,200 W continuous and 4,400 W surge.

We have not tested this model. Watt-hours do not confirm that a compressor will start.

See preorder details at Jackery (opens in a new tab)

These are estimates. Real runtime depends on your fridge, its age, and how often it's opened.