EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3
A 4,096Wh / 4,000W powerhouse that expands toward whole-home backup and supports 240V via a double unit, and serious power-cut insurance.
The home backup power stations we would buy this year, ranked on how well they perform, what they cost and how well they hold up.
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A 4,096Wh / 4,000W powerhouse that expands toward whole-home backup and supports 240V via a double unit, and serious power-cut insurance.
EcoFlow's top-of-range whole-home unit: 6,144Wh per inverter+battery pair, 6,900W continuous output and scaling to 90kWh across three inverters.
3,840Wh with a class-leading 6,000W output and 240V support, and it runs high-draw appliances and stacks for big home-backup setups.
Bluetti's flagship whole-home system: 3,840W continuous output (7,680W surge) from a single base unit, scaling to 58kWh across multiple linked units.
Anker's UK home-backup flagship: 3,072Wh and 3,600W, expandable from 3kWh to 12kWh with BP3000 batteries and up to 2,400W solar input.
Jackery's lightest 3kWh-class unit at 27kg, with 3,600W continuous output (7,200W surge) and 1,000W solar input, a fixed-capacity home-backup option.
A modular 24/7 UPS-style kit, the AC300 inverter head paired with one B300K battery, that expands with extra battery modules to over 11kWh.