Three stations. The numbers that matter.

A focused specification comparison of three US-market models around 1kWh. No test scores, invented rankings or live-price claims.

Manufacturer specifications checked September 13, 2026. Confirm the exact model and bundle before ordering.

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Nominal capacity and continuous AC output — base station only
Model	Capacity	Continuous AC output	Details
EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus	1,024Wh	1,800W	Manufacturer page ↗
Jackery Explorer 1000 v2	1,070Wh	1,500W	Manufacturer page ↗
BLUETTI AC180	1,152Wh	1,800W	Manufacturer page ↗

ecoflow

EcoFlow DELTA 3 Plus

A higher continuous-output rating than the Jackery in this comparison. Confirm the exact bundle and current availability.

Estimate with 1,024Wh ↗

jackery

Jackery Explorer 1000 v2

A little more nominal capacity than the DELTA 3 Plus, with a lower continuous AC-output rating.

Estimate with 1,070Wh ↗

bluetti

BLUETTI AC180

The largest nominal capacity of these three. Capacity alone does not establish efficiency or actual runtime.

Estimate with 1,152Wh ↗

More models: the specification database lists 13 stations from under 300Wh to over 4kWh side by side, with energy per kilogram, rated lifetime throughput and a free CSV download.

Which one fits your situation?

Begin with your measured load and target duration. The largest capacity here is only 128Wh above the smallest; charging options, price, portability and your appliances may matter more than that difference. Our calculator uses common adjustable assumptions rather than claiming a measured efficiency for any model.

What this comparison does not establish

We have not performed hands-on testing. We have not measured fan noise, delivered AC energy, transfer behavior, durability or surge handling. These three models are a starting set, not an exhaustive market ranking. Manufacturer claims and the current product manual take precedence over a summary table.

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