Catalog ranking
Stations with the most output power
3 min read
PowerLight Editorial · reviewed on September 24, 2026
What we do know
- The continuous output power each manufacturer states, ranked from highest to lowest.
- That connected devices' consumption adds up, with a calculated example of 102W.
What we can't know
- The exact startup surge of your refrigerator or water pump without its real spec sheet: it varies by model and age.
- How much power each station sustains over hours with heat: the catalog keeps the spec sheet figure, not an extended test.
This ranking orders the catalog's stations by continuous output power, from highest to lowest. It's the figure that decides how many devices you can connect at the same time: consumption adds up, and that sum has to stay below the station's continuous power.
An example with real numbers: a 10W router, three 9W LED bulbs each, and a laptop charging at 65W add up to 102W simultaneously, not 10W. Any station in the table handles that; what changes with power is how much more you can add.
Watch out for equipment with a motor or compressor: the calculator flags a home refrigerator at 150W running and a 700W startup surge. That's why, besides continuous power, it's worth checking the peak power each station states, explained in the guide linked below.
The ranking
26 of the catalog's 26 non-kit stations qualify — the ones that state their continuous output power. The 19 kits and bundles (station with solar panel or extra battery) don't compete: they share a battery with their base station and would repeat its position. The top 10 are shown.
| # | Device | Output |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra | 7200 W |
| 2 | EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 | 4000 W |
| 3 | BLUETTI Apex 300 | 3840 W |
| 4 | EcoFlow DELTA Pro | 3600 W |
| =5 | BLUETTI Elite 400 | 2600 W |
| =5 | BLUETTI Elite 200 V2 | 2600 W |
| =7 | BLUETTI Elite 300 | 2400 W |
| =7 | BLUETTI AC200PL | 2400 W |
| =7 | BLUETTI AC200L | 2400 W |
| =7 | EcoFlow DELTA 2 Max | 2400 W |
The top 6, in detail
- + The biggest backup possible in the catalog: up to 90 kWh combining batteries
- + 0ms online UPS — protects against any disturbance, not just total outages
- − Inverter and battery ship separately — more complex installation
- − Built for permanent installation, not for moving around
- + The biggest backup in the catalog: 4096 Wh, expandable up to 48 kWh
- + 10ms battery switchover — works as a true UPS
- − 52 kg: the most complex international shipping logistics in the entire catalog
- + More continuous output than EcoFlow's DELTA Pro
- + 6000+ cycle life — double the DELTA Pro
- − Less raw capacity than the DELTA Pro (2765 Wh vs 3600 Wh)
- − 30 kg: complex international shipping
- + Solar charging up to 1600W: recovers fast even with the grid down
- + Expandable up to 25 kWh with extra batteries or a smart generator
- − 45 kg: more expensive and harder-to-manage international shipping
- + More capacity than the DELTA Pro (3840 Wh vs 3600 Wh)
- + Wheel system — easier to move than similar units
- − 39 kg: still heavy, even with wheels
- − Slightly slower battery switchover (15ms vs the DELTA Pro's 10ms)
- + 6000+ cycle life — double the catalog norm
- + Only 10W of standby draw
- − 24.2 kg: heavy for international shipping
- − Only 4 AC ports