Ecoflow 3600 Watt Portable Solar Power Stations

EcoFlow Portable Power Station Kits: 3,600W DELTA Pro and 7,200W DELTA Pro Ultra

An EcoFlow portable power station in the 3,600W class is the first size that handles a house rather than a campsite: a fridge, a furnace blower, a sump pump and a kitchen appliance at the same time, from one unit on wheels. This collection groups the DELTA Pro at 3,600W with the DELTA Pro Ultra at 7,200W, each sold as a complete kit with rigid or portable 200W panels and a battery bank from 3,600Wh up to 30,000Wh.

The 19 products here are all EcoFlow, priced from $3,149 for a DELTA Pro with 400W of portable panels to $14,299 for a DELTA Pro Ultra with 30,000Wh and portable panels. Every one is currently sold out; treat this page as the sizing guide for when they return.

How to choose between the ecoflow 3600 and the 7,200W Ultra

• Continuous output. The DELTA Pro delivers 3,600W; the DELTA Pro Ultra delivers 7,200W with 120V/240V pure sine wave output. If a well pump, dryer or central AC is on the list, the Ultra is the one that starts it.
• Battery capacity. DELTA Pro kits come at 3,600Wh, 7.62kWh with one extra battery, and 10.8kWh with two. The Ultra kits step from 6,000Wh to 12,000Wh, 18,000Wh, 24,000Wh and 30,000Wh. A home using 10kWh a day needs the 12,000Wh Ultra or larger to ride out a full day without sun.
• Solar array and input. The DELTA Pro 3.6kWh + 400W portable kit accepts up to 800W; the 10.8kWh + 800W rigid kit lists 1,600W max input. The Ultra rigid kits are described with ultra-fast solar charging; check each product page for the exact ceiling.
• Rigid or portable panels. Ultra kits are offered both ways at each capacity, with rigid $100 to $400 more. Rigid stays on a roof; portable folds for an RV or a job site.
• Price per stored kWh. Compare the 12,000Wh Ultra rigid kit at $7,899 with the 10.8kWh DELTA Pro kit at $6,599: for about $1,300 more you get double the inverter and 240V.

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Sizing tips

• Enter your appliances and ZIP code into the Solar Kit Calculator first. It returns the inverter, battery and panel sizes for your sun hours, which is the fastest way to decide between a 3,600W and a 7,200W unit.
• Match panel watts to storage. 400W of panel on a 10,800Wh bank takes many days to refill; the 800W rigid array is the minimum sensible pairing for the larger DELTA Pro kits.
• Plan where a 3600 watt power station will live: a garage floor near the panel cable entry beats a basement.
• For an RV, choose the portable-panel Ultra kits. They set up on the ground and pack away, and the 6,000Wh version keeps a rooftop AC running through an afternoon.
• Buy the capacity you need for winter, not summer. Short days cut solar yield, and an ecoflow 3600 watt kit with 3,600Wh may need the extra battery to cover a December night.

Frequently asked questions

Is 3,600W enough for a whole house? For essentials, yes: fridge, freezer, furnace fan, lights and electronics. For central AC, an electric range or a 240V well pump, step up to the 7,200W DELTA Pro Ultra.

How long does a 30,000Wh Ultra last? At a typical 10kWh daily household load it covers three days with no sun at all, and much longer with the rigid panel array adding energy each day.

Can I start small and add batteries? Yes. The DELTA Pro kits at 3.6kWh, 7.62kWh and 10.8kWh are the same station with one or two extra batteries, so buying the base kit and adding storage later is a normal path.

When these kits are back in stock they ship free to the mainland US from our brand partner warehouses, usually within a few business days, with 30-day returns. Call us if you want a comparable 3,600W or 7,200W system that is available today.