What does the maintenance charger consume?

Attention, this Ecoflow has a maximum of 110W at the DC input. https://de.ecoflow.com/products/river-2-portable-power-station You can connect the panel (with the XT60 on MC4 connector), but it is quite possible that the Ecoflow will not charge, because in the "extreme case" too much power is supplied by the panel. Considering the size of the 160W panel (we have 2, these are "feiechli" big paddles), I would rather recommend the 110W panel (you won't reach the maximum with 110W anyway) - it is a bit smaller than the 160W...

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Yes, it is possible to change the mains charging power via the app, with settings such as 300 W, 200 W or 100 W. Mains charging can be monitored and adjusted using the EcoFlow app, which lets you manage the station's settings, including charging power.

No, it is not possible to change the mains charging power (800 W, 500 W, 200 W) via the application for this model. The mains recharge power is fixed at a maximum of 360 W, allowing a full recharge in 60 minutes, without the option of adjusting the power via the app.

You can connect a pool pump to this Power Station if the pump has a maximum output of up to 300 watts, as the nominal output of the Power Station is 300 W. It is important that the power of the pool pump does not exceed the maximum output power of 300 W, otherwise the Power Station will not be able to operate the pump.

Yes, you can charge the power station in the car while driving and at the same time leave the cool box connected and operate it. The EcoFlow Powerstation can be charged by all possible charging methods and discharged by connected consumers at the same time, which makes it possible to charge and operate devices simultaneously.

Yes, this product can be recharged using solar energy. EcoFlow offers portable solar panels to recharge its power stations, so you can take advantage of renewable energy outdoors.

I have no specific information on the possibility of connecting the car's 12V to the product in question. However, many EcoFlow power stations include the possibility of car charging, so this functionality may be supported. I recommend you consult the product manual or contact customer service to confirm.

The EcoFlow River 2 CH version has a solar connection that is generally compatible with an XT-60 connection. This connection makes it possible to connect external solar panels as long as they have the same connection type and the correct voltage range. To connect a standard flexible solar panel, you should make sure that it has the same connection type and the correct voltage (11-30V) to ensure that it works correctly.

I haven't tried it yet, but there's nothing to be said against it!

Euro output slot I have reordered an adapter.

The appliance naturally has a 230 volt AC output, but there is a standard version with the EU D plug and a Swiss version with these plugs.

The smallest possible load is 100W. I've never charged at this power, so I can't answer your question about the fan.

To determine how long the EcoFlow River 3 can operate a Dometic CFX28 Coolbox with a power consumption of around 40 watts, we need to calculate the capacity of the River 3 and the energy requirement of the Coolbox. The EcoFlow River 3 has a capacity of 245 Wh (watt hours). The Dometic CFX28 Coolbox consumes around 40 watts. To calculate the operating time, divide the capacity of the River 3 by the power requirement of the Coolbox: \[ \text{operating time} = \frac{\text{capacity of the River 3}}{\text{power requirement of the Coolbox}} = \frac{245 \, \text{Wh}}{40 \, \text{W}} \approx 6,125 \, \text{hours} \] The EcoFlow River 3 can therefore operate a Dometic CFX28 Coolbox for around 6 hours and 7 minutes.

Thank you very much for pointing this out. We have forwarded this to the appropriate department for review.

Firstly, the River is empty after 1-2 days due to the standby loss. Secondly, the 12V output is not a charging output, but has a constant voltage. You would have to connect a normal battery charger to the 230V output and then switch the River on and off again from time to time.

As in the picture. There is also a Swiss version. EcoFlow River 2 (CH version) look at the picture

Yes, but this means that the battery will be used if the voltage difference between the input (which can be changed to 4 or 6A) is less than the output voltage.

Due to different suppliers and delivery conditions, there may be price differences compared to other suppliers, especially in international comparison. We always try to set a price in line with the market, but this is not possible for all products. The manufacturer's price mentioned is not possible for us, as our purchasing conditions are already considerably higher.

As long as the output is about 250w, you can't heat a kettle, which is about 500w. As for the battery, I don't know.

Hello, I have one with a Swiss plug and am totally satisfied with it.

I understand the various YouTube test videos differently: up to 300 W the waveform is sinusoidal, above that (X-boost) it is no longer so. In addition, the voltage is reduced in boost mode. But I have not measured it myself.

5 hours

Mine has a Schuko plug. The appliance is not compatible with heaters that require ionisation control, as there is no earth connection.

The input is the yellow port at the back (5th picture) Format xt60. LG