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EcoFlow DELTA 2 Max: runtime & specs

2,048 Wh · 2,400 W continuous AC · 1,000 W max solar input · LFP (LiFePO4). Specs below are the manufacturer's published figures — continuous and surge watts are separate numbers here, because they are separate numbers in reality.

Manufacturer specifications

Capacity2,048 Wh
Maximum capacity with expansion6,144 Wh
AC output (continuous)2,400 W
AC output (surge)4,800 W
X-Boost3,400 W — resistive loads only; not used in our start check or sizing math
Maximum solar input1,000 W
Solar input voltage range11-60V
Battery chemistryLFP (LiFePO4)
Cycle life3,000 cycles to 80% capacity
AC charging input (max)1,800 W
Weight50 lbs

Source: manufacturer product page · pulled 2026-10-19. Expansion: Up to 2 x DELTA 2 Max / DELTA Max extra batteries. If a row says "not published", the manufacturer doesn't publish that figure in the source we retrieved — we leave it blank rather than guess.

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What it runs, and for how long

Estimates use our published formula — capacity × 0.85 ÷ load, duty cycle applied to cycling loads, and a start check against the surge rating (methodology). Loads that fail the start check are marked, not given a fake runtime.

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EcoFlow DELTA 2 Max questions

How long will the EcoFlow DELTA 2 Max run a refrigerator?

About 6.2 hours for a typical fridge at a 40% compressor duty cycle (700 W nameplate draw while running), using our standard formula: 2,048 Wh × 0.85 ÷ 280 W average. That is the duty-cycled figure; the same station runs the fridge for about 2.5 hours if the compressor never cycles off.

How long will it run a CPAP?

About 43.5 hours at 40 W — a typical CPAP without a heated humidifier — or roughly 5.4 nights at 8 hours a night. With a heated humidifier (~90 W) expect about 19.3 hours. That's device runtime math only; see the CPAP calculator for your device's actual wattage.

How long does it take to recharge from solar?

With 400 W of panels, the EcoFlow DELTA 2 Max needs about 6.6 hours of full sun for a full charge after the 0.78 real-world derate. Try other panel sizes in the solar charging calculator.

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