BLUETTI AC240 vs EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra

Technical comparison · High capacity

In brief

Two lithium iron phosphate power stations of very different size: the BLUETTI AC240 stores about 1.5 kWh, the EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra over 6 kWh, going by manufacturer-declared figures. The choice comes down to how many appliances must stay on together during an outage, and for how long.

Parameter
BLUETTI AC240 AC240 BLUETTI F2 · Room-sized (1–3 kWh) Check the price on Amazon
Awards —
In brief
Nominal capacity 1.536 kWh 6.144 kWh
Continuous output 2400 W 6900 W
Peak output 3600 W —
Cell chemistry LFP (lithium iron phosphate) LFP (lithium iron phosphate)
Cost per kWh 1041.02 €/kWh 829.75 €/kWh
List price 1599 € 5098 €
Weight 33 kg —
Dimensions (W×D×H) 41.95 × 29.35 × 40.95 cm —
Outlets
AC outlets Yes (×4) Yes (×5)
How long it lasts
Battery life cycles 2190 cicli 1825 cicli
The limit that runs out first anni di garanzia anni di garanzia
Rated cycles 3500 cicli 3500 cicli
Capacity at end of cycle life 80 % 80 %
Warranty 6 anni 5 anni
The numbers
Cost of stored energy 0.475 €/kWh 0.455 €/kWh
Energy density 46.5 Wh/kg —
Power-to-capacity ratio 1.56 C 1.12 C
Identity
Use tier F2 — Room-sized (1–3 kWh) F3 — Flat-sized (3–8 kWh)
Price
Price 1599 € —
Universal specs
Voltage — 220 V
Category specs
Expandable Yes Yes
Maximum expanded capacity 10.136 kWh 30 kWh
Fastest USB-C 100 W 100 W
0–80% charge time 45 min —
Maximum solar input 1200 W 4000 W
Backup power UPS UPS
Switchover time 15 ms 20 ms
Ingress protection IP65 IP54
Mounting Portable Portable
Minimum temperature -20 °C -20 °C
Maximum temperature 40 °C 45 °C
Cell heating — Yes
Noise level 53 dB 30 dB
Wheels and handle — Yes
Declared standards CE CE, IEC 62619, IEC 62477

JouleSpecs Awards

BLUETTI AC240

No awards in this tier.

EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra

Most capable Flat-sized (3–8 kWh)

Highest technical score among the 4 sheets in the High capacity category (flat-sized tier): 86/100.

How we assign awards →

The differences that matter

  • Capacity, 1.5 kWh vs over 6 kWh → the first covers a few hours for a few appliances; the second keeps an apartment going much longer.
  • Continuous output, 2400 W vs 6900 W → on the first, an induction hob and a kettle together exceed the limit; the second runs them in parallel.
  • Solar input, 1200 W vs 4000 W → the first recharges from a few panels; the second can use a large array.
  • Noise, 53 dB vs 30 dB → the first's fan is audible in the room; the second stays close to silent.

Which one to choose

Choose BLUETTI AC240 if…

you want to keep a router, a computer and a few lights running in one room, or bring power to a shed: 33 kg and 2400 W are enough, with a 6-year warranty and IP65 protection. The trade-off is a 1.5 kWh reserve that lasts under an hour near full load, and a solar input capped at 1200 W.

See the BLUETTI AC240 sheet →

Choose EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra if…

you need to run several loads at once in an apartment during a blackout: 6900 W and over 6 kWh, wheels and a handle to move it, solar charging up to 4000 W and 30 dB against 53 dB for the other. You accept IP54 instead of IP65 and a 5-year warranty instead of 6.

See the EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra sheet →

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