EcoFlow RIVER 2
PortablePower
Station

The battery life of the RIVER 2 portable power stations varies between models because each has a different-sized battery. More compact models tend to have lower battery storage capacities. In addition, how long your portable power station lasts depends on its charge percentage and how many devices it's currently powering. Your station will effectively keep going until it's all out of charge. Luckily, the RIVER 2 series can recharge to full capacity in just over an hour using AC power or 3-6 hours using solar. If you run out of juice, you won't have to wait long!

The runtime entirely depends on the power consumption of your refrigerator and which RIVER 2 portable power station you use. The RIVER 2 (256Wh) will keep a 120W refrigerator running for about 3 hours, compared to the RIVER 2 Pro (768Wh), which will keep the same refrigerator running for about 5 hours. The runtime depends on how much power your camping or RV fridge consumes and the PPS capacity.

Absolutely, provided it is within the appropriate wattage range. Your RIVER 2 can power any device or appliance you want to use when camping or RVing that falls within its wattage. For example, if you have a TV that consumes 106Wh, the RIVER 2 Pro is more than capable of powering it, as it possesses a 768Wh capacity. As long as the RIVER 2’s Wh rating is higher than the device's, it can power it.

The lifespan of portable power stations is usually measured by how many times they can cycle from zero to full charge before performance decreases. The RIVER 2 series lasts about 1,500 cycles before its efficiency declines to 80%. How many years this covers depends on how often you use your power station. The more frequently your power station goes from full charge to zero, the quicker it will burn through its lifespan. On average, your RIVER 2 PPS should last up to 10 years or more without efficiency decreasing.

You could, but it isn't advisable. While the EcoFlow RIVER 2 is a perfectly safe, compact device, it is still electronic, meaning that while plugged in, it presents risks (however unlikely). The risks associated with electrical devices increases when you keep them plugged in for extended periods, especially when unattended. Whenever practical, all your electrical devices should be unplugged when not in use for extended periods.

We wholeheartedly believe the answer is yes. RIVER 2 keeps your devices powered whenever you go off-grid. Whether you’re camping, backpacking, or RV’ing, a portable power station can provide an essential and compact source of electricity. Given its capacity and longevity, the RIVER 2 series also offers excellent value for the money, lasting many years thanks to the LFP batteries. If you add solar panels to your PPS and use it as a solar generator, you also save on electricity and fuel bills to see a quicker return on investment.

If the heater doesn't exceed your RIVER 2 portable power station's watt hours (Wh), then yes, absolutely! That same rule applies to any other appliance too. If you have a higher-wattage heater that uses 1500W, you can also turn on X-Boost mode on the RIVER 2 Pro and power devices up to 1000W. If you have a large RV or tent for camping, one of the less compact RIVER 2 or DELTA series portable power stations will keep you warm for longer.

The EcoFlow RIVER 2 series uses proprietary LFP (lithium-ion phosphate) battery technology. LFP batteries are highly reliable, compact, fast to recharge, and long-lasting. In addition to all these positive features, LFP batteries can handle far more charge cycles than cheaper lead-acid batteries, meaning you will get many more uses out of your portable power station before needing to replace it.

If you use one of the EcoFlow solar panels, just one! Of course, the more panels you use, the faster your battery will recharge, but just one of our 160W solar panels is sufficient to reach full charge. Alternatively, you could use two of our 110W solar panels for a faster charge by connecting the unit with a solar parallel cable. It will provide a greater total wattage while remaining a compact solution. The 400W portable solar panel is also a great option.

The RIVER 2 portable power station is the smallest in the RIVER 2 series, and it’s small enough to fit in any backpack. At just 7.7 pounds, it’s extremely compac, yet still boasts enough output to power 99% of consumer electronic devices. If you’re going camping by car or powering an RV, you can get more output from a larger portable power station like the RIVER 2 Pro without sacrificing mobility.