Recommendations for briefcase Solar panels (200W??) that will work Ecoflow Delta 1300?

[Laura Keri]

What is a good briefcase solar panel that works with the ecoflow delta 1300?
I'm looking at a 200W Renogy but one comes with controller ($399 https://www.amazon.com/Renogy-Monoc...lja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ&th=1)

and the other doesn't? ($549 https://www.amazon.com/Renogy-100-W...H7PN/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8&th=1)
Do I need this expensive one w controller for the Delta 1300? Are there other 'parts' I must buy to make them work? Thank you!

 

[Dzl]

There may be some owners here that can give you advice. My general advice for these powerstations is to ask the company directly and check the amazon questions/answers for your produce. Power stations are a bit more complicated and proprietary so its a bit harder to give generalized advice than with things like batteries or solar panels.

My guess is your manual or spec sheet for the ecoflow will probably tell you what sort of solar setup it is compatible with, if you need help understanding that, post it here and we can help.

Good luck

 

[MisterSandals]

The Delta unit has a charge controller built in so you just supply power. It looks to be designed to accept a fairly wide range of panels. Just stay within voltage range (under 65v) and less than 10amps input.

 

[Laura Keri]

The Delta unit has a charge controller built in so you just supply power. It looks to be designed to accept a fairly wide range of panels. Just stay within voltage range (under 65v) and less than 10amps input.

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Ok thank you!

 

[Laura Keri]

The Delta unit has a charge controller built in so you just supply power. It looks to be designed to accept a fairly wide range of panels. Just stay within voltage range (under 65v) and less than 10amps input.

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Thank you, their customer service said as long as its under 65V, which those are