How long will the EcoFlow Delta Pro 3 run a e-bike battery charge?
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Will the EcoFlow Delta Pro 3 run a e-bike battery charge?
Yes — the Delta Pro 3 runs a e-bike battery charge comfortably
Its 4000W continuous output easily covers the 150W draw.
Estimated runtime
about 21 hours
on a single full charge
Est. usable (AC): 3,133 Wh
Appliance draw: 150 W
Continuous output: 4000 W
How we calculated this
We start from the EcoFlow Delta Pro 3's 3,133 Wh of estimated usable energy at the outlet — its 4,096 Wh rating, derated for a safe depth of discharge and ~15% inverter loss — then divide by the e-bike battery charge's 150W draw:
3,133 Wh ÷ 150 W ≈ 20.9 hours
Real-world runtime varies with temperature, cable losses, and how hard the appliance actually cycles. Treat this as a solid estimate, not a guarantee.
Other stations running a e-bike battery charge
EcoFlow TITAN Series
Wh
under an hour
Anker SOLIX F3800
3840 Wh
about 20 hours
EcoFlow Delta Pro
3600 Wh
about 18 hours
Anker SOLIX S5000 Portable Power Station
5000 Wh
about 1.4 days (~33 hours)
Jackery Explorer 5000 Plus
5040 Wh
about 1.1 days (~26 hours)
Jackery HomePower 3600 Plus
5040 Wh
about 1.1 days (~26 hours)
What else the Delta Pro 3 can run
Phone charge (about 13.1 days (~313 hours))
Laptop (about 2.2 days (~52 hours))
Wi-Fi router / modem (about 8.7 days (~209 hours))
LED lights (per bulb) (about 13.1 days (~313 hours))
CPAP machine (about 3.3 days (~78 hours))
Mini fridge (about 2.2 days (~52 hours))
Full-size fridge (about 21 hours)
12V cooler / fridge (about 2.9 days (~70 hours))
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