10 June 2026

How to Choose the Right EcoFlow Power Station for Your Kenyan Home

Not every EcoFlow model is right for every situation. Here is how to match your power station to your actual load requirements.

Start with Your Load

Before choosing a power station, write down everything you want to power and for how long. A laptop draws about 65W. A fridge draws 100 to 200W. A flat-screen TV draws 80 to 150W. Add up the wattage and multiply by the hours per day.

Match Capacity to Your Outage Pattern

KPLC outages in Nairobi typically run 4 to 8 hours. Mombasa and rural areas can experience 12-hour outages. If you want to run through the night, you need a larger capacity unit.

For apartments and small offices: The RIVER 2 Pro (768Wh) handles laptops, phones, a router, and LED lights for a full workday.

For family homes: The DELTA 2 (1024Wh, expandable to 3kWh) runs a fridge, TV, lights, and small appliances.

For larger homes or small businesses: The DELTA Pro (3.6kWh, expandable to 25kWh) is the choice for total independence.

Add Solar for Full Off-Grid Capability

A 400W solar panel fully recharges a DELTA 2 in 3 to 4 hours under Kenyan sun. Two panels and a DELTA Pro makes most homes energy independent during daylight hours.

Talk to Us Before You Buy

We will size your system correctly based on your actual usage. A free consultation via WhatsApp takes 10 minutes and could save you from buying too small or spending more than you need.

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