Head to head

Jackery HomePower 3000 vs EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3

Our pick

Jackery HomePower 3000

For riding out an outage at home

Why this one

  • Match nominal capacity and continuous output to the backup plan; runtime depends on the connected loads.1
  • Choose the Jackery HomePower 3000 when its 3,072 Wh nominal capacity and 3,600 W continuous rating fit that plan.1
  • It weighs about 59.5 lb; the DELTA Pro 3 weighs about 113.5 lb.2

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Jackery HomePower 3000EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3

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What EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 offers

Connect several appliances through seven AC outlets within a combined 4,000 W continuous load limit, drawing on a 4,096 Wh battery.3

2 models / at a glance

Key differences

Every specification ↗
Battery capacity · Wh3,072 Wh1Higher preferred ↑
Continuous AC output · W3,600 W1Higher preferred ↑
Weight · lb59.52 lb2Lower preferred ↓
Battery capacity · Wh4,096 Wh3Higher preferred ↑
Continuous AC output · W4,000 WHigher preferred ↑
Weight · lb113.53793 lbLower preferred ↓

What differs

SpecificationJackery HomePower 3000EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3
Battery capacity3,072 Wh14,096 Wh3
Continuous AC output3,600 W14,000 W
Weight59.52 lb2113.53793 lb
Surge output7,200 W18,000 W
AC outlets5 outlets47 outlets

More details

SpecificationJackery HomePower 3000EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3
Solar input1,000 W (Tested configuration: Dual Port Usage: Current Limit 24A)42,600 W
Cycle life4,000 cycles (Test method: to 70%+ capacity)1Not published
Battery chemistryLiFePO41Not published
AC recharge time2.2 hr1Not published

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Sources

  1. www.jackery.com
  2. www.popsci.com
  3. www.techradar.com
  4. faq.jackery.com