Ecoflow Delta Pro Portable Solar Power Stations with Solar Panels

EcoFlow Delta Pro with Solar Panels: Rigid or Portable, and How Much Battery

Buying an EcoFlow Delta Pro with solar panels means two decisions the bare station does not force on you: whether the panels are rigid and mounted or portable and folded, and how much battery sits behind the inverter. This collection pairs the DELTA Pro (3,600W) and the DELTA Pro Ultra (7,200W, 120V/240V pure sine wave) with 200W panels in both styles, at storage levels from 7.62kWh up to 30,000Wh, so each kit is a complete generation-plus-storage system for a home, cabin or RV.

There are 22 EcoFlow products here, from $4,999 for a DELTA Pro with one extra battery and rigid panels to $14,599 for a DELTA Pro Ultra with 30,000Wh and rigid panels. All of them are sold out at the moment; the guide below helps you choose which configuration to wait for.

How to choose a Delta Pro solar panel kit

• Rigid panels. Roof or ground mounted, wired once, charging every day without being touched. Choose rigid for a house or cabin. The DELTA Pro Ultra rigid kits are described with ultra-fast solar charging and run from 6,000Wh at $5,699 to 30,000Wh at $14,599.
• Portable panels. Fold, carry, set up facing the sun, pack away. Choose portable for an RV, a job site or a home where roof mounting is not an option. The Ultra portable kits cost $100 to $400 less than the rigid version at the same capacity: 6,000Wh at $5,599, 12,000Wh at $7,799, 18,000Wh at $9,899, 24,000Wh at $12,099, 30,000Wh at $14,299.
• Inverter size. The DELTA Pro's 3,600W runs a home's essentials. The Ultra's 7,200W with 120V/240V starts a well pump, dryer or central AC.
• Storage level. A household drawing 10kWh a day needs the 12,000Wh Ultra to get through one sunless day, 24,000Wh for two. The DELTA Pro 7.62kWh and 10.8kWh kits cover a day of essentials at 3,600W.
• Solar input. The DELTA Pro 10.8kWh + 800W rigid kit accepts up to 1,600W; the 7.62kWh kit lists 800W. Check the input figure on each Ultra product page before adding panels beyond what ships in the box.

Popular picks in this collection

Setup and usage tips

• Run the Solar Kit Calculator with your appliances and ZIP code. It sizes battery, inverter and panels from your sun hours, which is the quickest way to settle on 6,000Wh versus 12,000Wh or more.
• Mount rigid panels facing south at your latitude's tilt and keep them clear of afternoon shade. A shaded 200W panel drags the whole string down.
• With portable panels, reposition them at midday; it adds hours of charging over leaving them flat.
• Match array to storage. 30,000Wh with a small array takes days to refill; buy the Ultra kits with the intention of adding panels up to the station's input limit.
• Pick an ecoflow delta pro portable power station kit with folding panels for trips and seasonal use; for daily off-grid living, rigid is the better long-term choice.

Frequently asked questions

Are ecoflow delta pro solar panels included in every kit? Yes. Each product in this collection bundles the station, any extra batteries in the capacity listed, and 200W rigid or portable panels. The bare stations are in a separate collection.

Rigid or portable for an RV? Portable if you move often and park in the shade; rigid if the panels can live on the roof and you want charging while driving and parked. The Ultra portable kits at 6,000Wh and 12,000Wh are the usual RV picks.

Can the Ultra power a whole house? With 7,200W and 120V/240V output it runs most household circuits, including 240V appliances. Storage sets the duration: 12,000Wh for a day, 24,000 to 30,000Wh for a weekend without sun.

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 Delta Pro-class system with panels that is available today.