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Price A$4099) needs to be in the title.
This is an expensive device. The equivalent of a 300Ah (they're saying 341Ah) battery, a 4000 watt inverter and a charger (maybe an MPPT solar controller too). You're paying a lot for that all in one packaging and portability.
2 x mppt's, I believe.
Is this really a sale or fake advertising?
Googling this model finds the "sale" price at 3 other stores…
It’s just as much of a sale as every Coles/WWs half price specials where the prices are double what they were a few years ago lol
Companies can’t afford to give $2600 off mate so they make sure the price is high enough that they can fleece the idiots who have enough money not to care and they can pretend to offer substantial discounts to those who need to feel as though they got a bargain.
Sales/Marketing is 100% manipulation and subterfuge ;)100%, i just wish they gave something better than flat rate pricing dressed up to fool buyers.
Ikr, the world would be a much better place if businesses were honest in advertising but alas we are forced to treat every offer as with scepticism.
These devices/batteries actually seem pretty useful and could give very low power users a chance to get off the grid with a small solar setup, it’s a shame the price is so inflated compared to component costs.
Personally I don’t think these should be any more than $2k and even at that price it would be at a premium to more generic brands with less brand awareness, I’ve seen these advertised on some fairly prominent YouTubers channels so clearly they have a huge markup to pay for all the marketing ect.@Clarky77: Could be a symptom of how we in Australia expect discounts on all but the most premium of products. There’s always sales on things and it extends throughout all retail here.
Agree, fake sale. Just increase the RRP then fake to sale.
Just like the 'baccarat id3 black samurai' knife set you will find in 'House' and 'My House' shops.
Why pay $1400, NOW $399.99 (As seen on TV) 😂
Google it and you will see what I'm talking about.
That is so expensive per kw/h that it is not funny - easy to DIY this for less than 25% of that price.
4000W charging and output is pretty good. How would you rig that up as a DIY? The price… I agree it isn’t so hot.
Well that spec is hard to equal, although obviously 2400w is the maximum with a regular 240v plug
Not sure it worth $3000 extra though
Oh I see what they are doing 4000w is tenuous theoretical maximum, assuming you have 2400W going in with a wall plug AND 1600W going it with solar at the same time
Not really, a cheap 12V 300Ah battery will set you back $1000. The better ones would be more expensive. I'd say you can put one together for $2500, but it won't have as comprehensive an app to control, monitor and track usage statistics.
Last month you could get 100Ah LiFePO4s for $186.75 and 200Ah for $374.25
Bought two myself and quality is good - have been stress tested by quite a few people.
Prices come and go regularly. https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/865782
200Ah were even cheaper earlier https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/839717
Yes, easy to be way cheaper DIY; but this is a reliable packaged solution in a portable package. It seems to be comparable in price to other similar solutions, at least with the 'discount'
I own one of their smaller units, and I'm also building a far bigger and cheaper DIY battery, so I think there's a place for both.
RRP inflated to look like a deal, no way they would sell it for that. Comes from happy Ecoflow owner of 4 devices
Any recommendations and target price for a unit? Looking for 1 to power the main appliances like fridges in the case of a black out
you want about $1 per kwh on average
Bluetti is a solid competitor allthough guilty of using the same tactics, currently cheaper but create an alert on ozbargain and wait for decent pricing.Don't need much for a fridge, 1000, 1500 or 2000 would do you.
I have a EB35 and it runs if for a few hours
I'm actually wondering why home batteries cost so much. The extra safety and hardware can't possible cost double this, and this isn't even on of the cheaper ones by any measure.
Most stationary home batteries will be considerably higher capacity than this.
Any recommendations and target price for a unit? Looking for 1 to power the main appliances like fridges in the case of a black out
EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 Portable Power Station
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