EcoFlow River Pro 600
720 Wh, 7.60 kg
Question about EcoFlow River Pro 600
Question 1: Can the internal battery itself be replaced after the warranty has expired if it is "through" or defective? 2nd question: "Can support devices up to 1800 watts" it says. However, the output power is stated as 600 watts. How long can 1800 W be output before the inverter goes to its knees? Has anyone tried this out, with what?
Helpful answer
1. the battery is permanently installed.
2. the River Pro supplies a maximum of 600 W, but reduces the output voltage for devices with a higher connected load. However, voltage reduction ends somewhere, presumably at around 1800 W. My 1800 W kettle works perfectly, but with the 600 W output power it takes about 3 times longer for the water to boil. A 900 W steamer also runs for 20 minutes without any problems, as do hair dryers and coffee machines.
Electronic devices also work without problems with a connected load of less than 600 W. I have worked for hours with a laptop, 38" monitor, router and printer.
2. the River Pro supplies a maximum of 600 W, but reduces the output voltage for devices with a higher connected load. However, voltage reduction ends somewhere, presumably at around 1800 W. My 1800 W kettle works perfectly, but with the 600 W output power it takes about 3 times longer for the water to boil. A 900 W steamer also runs for 20 minutes without any problems, as do hair dryers and coffee machines.
Electronic devices also work without problems with a connected load of less than 600 W. I have worked for hours with a laptop, 38" monitor, router and printer.
Hi!
Of course, the battery cannot or should not be replaced by yourself.
The 1800 watts are wrong, it can only deliver 1200 watts for about 10 seconds. Attention, if more than 600 watts are delivered, the voltage drops. This could be dangerous for sensitive devices such as PCs. If the power supply draws more than 600 watts at start-up, the mainboard goes into emergency mode (my observation).
Of course, the battery cannot or should not be replaced by yourself.
The 1800 watts are wrong, it can only deliver 1200 watts for about 10 seconds. Attention, if more than 600 watts are delivered, the voltage drops. This could be dangerous for sensitive devices such as PCs. If the power supply draws more than 600 watts at start-up, the mainboard goes into emergency mode (my observation).