What modes does Wave have?

1. Cooling Mode Powerful 4000BTU cooling using the inverter compressor. 2. Eco Mode Choose between low, medium and high settings. Eco Mode intelligently switches between fan and cooling settings to extend run times beyond what would usually be possible. The app will give you a estimated run time so you’ve got peace of mind you’ll stay cool. 3. Timer Mode Set EcoFlow Wave to run for a predetermined time. The unit will automatically turn off after your timer ends. 4. Fan Mode Use EcoFlow Wave in fan mode to keep air circulation high without using as much energy.

Does the Wave have a built-in battery?

While Wave does not have an internal battery, you can use its 1008Wh add-on battery, or use EcoFlow Max/Pro as a DC power source. Alternatively, you can plug it in directly to a wall outlet.

How many power supply methods does Wave support?

Wave can be powered by any of the following methods: 1. AC power supply (such as your wall outlet) (100V-240V) 2. Wave’s add-on battery. 3. DELTA Max or DELTA Max Extra Battery 4. DELTA Pro or DELTA Pro Extra Battery

How to power it with DELTA Max or DELTA Max extra battery?

Use the DELTA Max Extra Battery Cable to directly connect to Wave.

How to power it with DELTA Pro or DELTA Pro extra battery?

Connect it with DELTA Max Extra Battery Cable and DELTA Pro to Smart Generator Adapter.

How many charging ways does the Wave battery pack support?

As long as you’re using a battery with Wave (Add-on battery, DELTA Max, DELTA Max Extra Battery, DELTA Pro, DELTA Pro Extra Battery) three charging ways are available: 1. AC charging (500W charging rate). 2. Solar charging (200W charging rate). 3. Car charing (200W charging rate).

EcoFlow Wave PORTABLE AC 4000 BTU

EcoFlow Wave PORTABLE AC Battery Powered Air Conditioner 4000 BTU – In today’s article, I’m going to show you a brand new air conditioner that will literally blow you away. I’m not talking about this regular window air conditioner. What about a portable air conditioner you can take with you?

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EcoFlow Wave PORTABLE AC

Now, you can certainly get one of these floor models, but these regular window air conditioners are big. They’re not going to work well in a van, and they might do an okay job in a room. But you’re never gonna be able to take camping or any place else, but what you’re looking at here is gonna change all that. This is the world’s most powerful portable air conditioner. It’s made by Ecoflow, and it’s called the Wave.

This isn’t anything like those pieces of junk you’ve seen on Facebook. It’s not a swamp cooler or uses any type of ice. This is a real air conditioner in a micro-sized package. It weighs just over 38 pounds which means that most people are going to be able to carry this anywhere they need it. You might be wondering, why do you even need a portable air conditioner? Well, many people want to use these in places like vans, and boats, or you can even use this one in a small room.

Unlike those portables that have to roll around on the floor, this one’s small enough. So, you can put it on a counter, even on the seat in your car. I’m going to show you how this unit works and its features. But the most important part of this article is a real test. We’re going to stick this thing in a super hot van, and see if it can actually cool the air. The other unique feature of this EcoFlow Wave PORTABLE AC is how you can power it.

You can plug this right into your wall outlet at 120 volts, but you can also connect it up to a battery that snaps right into the bottom of the unit. Now, fortunately, I didn’t have that battery for the test. So, I’m going to show how it works while it’s plugged into the wall.

EcoFlow Wave Specifications

Net weight	38.58 lbs
Dimensions	20.39 x 12.2 x 16.38 in
Connection	Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
AC input voltage	115V 60Hz
AC input power	Max 700W
Add-On Battery power	Max 600W
Solar charging input	11-35V Max 12A Max 200W
Car charging input	12 V/24V Max 8A Max 200W
Max. cooling power	600W
Noise	<55dB

EcoFlow Wave Features

Fast cooling: With 4000BTUs, Wave can cool your tent, RV, or small to medium space in 8 minutes flat. That’s the fastest for its size.
Extended runtimes: Get 3hrs of cooling with the add-on battery. Extend to 8 hours with timed mode to keep you cool all night long by auto alternating between cooling and fan settings.
Cool your way: Use the 1008Wh Add-On Battery, DELTA Max, or DELTA Pro for an extra runtime of up to 12 hours without plugging into an AC outlet. Plug into an AC outlet for cooling without a battery.
Charge anywhere: Wall outlets, solar, car, or even portable power station charging mean you’ve always got cooling when you need it.

How EcoFlow Wave Portable Air Conditioner Works?

You’ve got the connection kit that’s included. You could just use this air conditioner as it is. You could stand in front of it and it would blow cold air in you, but if you’re going to use it in any type of room or vehicle, you’ve got to snap this bracket on the back. Now, you can connect those two hoses for most installations. You’re just going to let that cold air blow out the front. If you want to concentrate it or direct it somewhere specific, you can snap on this included bracket, and then you can point the air exactly where you want, even someplace like around a corner here.

EcoFlow Wave Test

I’m going to test the unit outside. it’s really hot, and I’m going to power it off of my Ecoflow Delta Pro. This is not a proprietary connection, just plugged into a regular AC outlet. I also wanted to monitor the temperature. This is a pretty extreme environment because the sun is beating right on the unit. It’s about 78 degrees out, and the sun was pretty much cooking all this stuff.

And I also wanted to see the difference in the temperature within less than five minutes. The air coming out of this thing was already 63 degrees. The sun was rising in the sky, you can see the temperature was already hitting about 81. This is a pretty hot day, and even in the direct sun, this unit was still continuing to pump out cold air. When I measured the sound on my phone, I was getting about 52 decibels.

Another pretty amazing feature is the amount of air that’s blown out of such a small unit standing about 10 feet away. I could still feel that airflow on my hand after less than 10 minutes. This thing was already putting out 59 degrees air. And I also wanted to check the exhaust temperature. So, I put the probe in the back and this thing was cooking at about 108 degrees. So, it’s really providing a lot of cold air and getting rid of the heat during the testing.

I also monitored the power consumption. This one was using about 550 watts and they rated around 600. So, you’re probably going to see variance as the unit kicks on and off. You also want to be aware that there’s a hose connection on the bottom. This is for water drainage because all air conditioners are going to remove humidity. That’s a big part of what they do, but you don’t necessarily have to connect this hose.

It’s able to kind of spit out the humidity in the exhaust of the air which means for most people, you don’t even need to connect that drain hose. If your outside humidity is higher than 70 %, you’ll want to leave that hose connected. But if it’s under that you may not even need it at all, and if you have no idea what that outside humidity is, don’t worry about it, even if you leave that hose disconnected, the unit has a sensor inside.

So, if the water level gets too high, it’ll safely shut the unit off. It’s not going to spill anything. You can connect the hose up and keep using your air conditioner. You can watch the video for the real test.

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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leEsPGaaru8

EcoFlow Wave