EcoFlow RIVER Pro + 220W Portable Solar Panel

EcoFlow River Pro:

1. Power Output: The EcoFlow River Pro is a portable power station with a maximum output of 720Wh (watt-hours) and a capacity of 600W (watts). It has a surge capacity of 1,200W.
2. Multiple Output Ports: It features various output ports, including AC outlets, USB ports, USB-C ports, and DC ports, allowing you to charge and power different devices simultaneously.
3. Fast Charging: The River Pro supports fast charging for compatible devices, such as laptops, smartphones, and tablets.
4. Expandable Battery Capacity: The power station offers expandable battery options, allowing you to attach extra battery modules to increase its capacity if needed.
5. Recharge Options: It can be recharged through various methods, including a standard wall outlet, a 12V car socket, and compatible solar panels.
6. LCD Display: The River Pro has an informative LCD screen that displays real-time data, such as battery level, output/input wattage, and remaining runtime.

EcoFlow 220W Portable Solar Panel:

1. Solar Panel Output: The EcoFlow 220W Portable Solar Panel is designed to capture solar energy and convert it into usable power. It has a maximum power output of 220 watts.
2. Folding Design: It features a foldable design, making it compact and portable for easy transportation and storage.
3. Compatibility: The solar panel is compatible with the EcoFlow River series, including the River Pro, and other compatible power stations or devices that can accept solar input.
4. Double-Sided Energy Generation: Bifacial solar panels have solar cells on both the front and back sides of the panel, allowing them to capture sunlight from multiple angles. This feature enables them to generate electricity not only from direct sunlight but also from reflected and diffused light.
5. Increased Energy Yield: Bifacial solar panels have the potential to produce higher energy yields compared to traditional monofacial solar panels. By capturing light from both sides, they can utilize the sunlight that would otherwise be lost in a monofacial panel.
6. Albedo Effect: Bifacial panels can benefit from the albedo effect, which refers to the reflection of light onto the rear side of the panel. Surfaces like snow, sand, or light-colored rooftops can reflect sunlight onto the backside of the panel, contributing to additional energy production.