XT150 Connection Wire, Compatible with ECOFLOW Delta Delta 2, Delta 3, Max, (Plus/1500) & Wave 2/3, Upgrade Braided Workmanship, 20 Inchs, Not Compatible with Delta Pro/Pro 3/Ultra/3 Max

This cable is just what I needed to connect my EcoFlow Delta 2 to the Wave 2 AC. I do not have the Wave 2 battery or any extra batteries to connect to the Delta 2, so I never got a suitable cable to connect the Wave 2 to the Delta 2. This cable solves the problem and keeps out of the way. When I've used these two together while camping, I used the AC cable from the Wave 2 to connect to the Delta 2. Now, I can connect the AC cable from the wall or other source into the Wave 2, while it is connected to the Delta 2 with this XT150 cable. The Delta 2 can remain charged, while it is powering the AC. The cable is not too rigid, and the indentations in the connectors make it easy to remove. It is really low-profile, and without a protruding power cable, you have more options with regard to where you place the devices. The only issue with this cable is that the angle does not work well with the door of the Wave 2. The tab for the door sticks out a bit and gets in the way of the cable being pushed in further.

I have an Ecoflow Delta 2 Max power station with 2 extra batteries that I use with solar 24/7. The original XT150 battery connection cables are long, stiff and unwieldy. This cable from Glowtronic is much shorter and has right angle connectors. It uses less space and creates a much neater setup. I had already replaced one of the longer cables with an Ecoflow cable that has the same form as this one, so I was happy to receive this Glowtronic cable to replace the other long one. This cable does not feel as heavy duty as the Ecoflow cable. The braided sleeve is thinner and flimsier. I can actually feel the wires through the mesh, and even see them if I hold it up to a light source. Below are some observations (For consistency, the only load being powered was a refrigerator): I attached the cable around 7pm in the evening when the outside temperature was about 75 degrees Fahrenheit. By 7:45 am the next morning, the outside temperature had dropped to 60 degrees. The ambient temperature in the garage where the batteries are located was 62 degrees. At this room temperature the batteries, including the main unit typically would have an internal temperature of between 70 to 82 degrees. When I checked the Ecoflow app the battery temperatures were as follows: Delta 2 Max: 90 degrees. Extra battery #1 with Ecoflow cable: 70 degrees. Extra battery #2 with Glowtronic cable: 86 degrees. The Delta 2 Max battery at 90 degrees was well above what I think it should have been, considering the cooler ambient conditions. The Glowtronic connected battery was slightly above. So I shut down the power station and allowed it to cool down for a couple of hours. Upon restarting it, the Delta 2 Max battery temp was at 77 degrees. But by around 2pm it had increased again to 90 degrees, where it remained overnight. By 7:26am the next morning the ambient temperature was 61 degrees, and the Delta 2 Max temperature was still much higher than expected: Delta 2 Max: 90 degrees. Extra battery #1 with Ecoflow cable: 77 degrees. Extra battery #2 with Glowtronic cable: 84 degrees. So..I shut down the power station a 3rd time to allow it to cool down a bit. Then I put the original cables that came with the batteries back on both batteries. The internal battery temperatures at 7pm were: Delta 2 Max: 82 degrees Extra battery #1 with Original cable: 72 degrees Extra battery #2 with Original cable: 84 degrees When I checked again at 8:49am the next morning, the ambient temperature was 66 degrees. A bit warmer than the previous days. With the original cables the internal temperature of Delta 2 Max and both extra batteries decreased: Delta 2 Max: 81 degrees Extra battery #1: 70 degrees Extra battery #2: 79 degrees This was the exact result I expected. In cooler ambient temperatures, the battery temperature should decrease, not increase. But with the Glowtronic cable connected, it increased. (Again, there was no change in the load being powered). So this battery cable appears to be creating excess heat inside the Delta 2 Max battery. This was not a formal test, but just some early observations.. Your results may vary. The batteries did remain within safe temperature ranges, and never felt warm to the touch. This may not be an issue but it is something I’ll be keeping an eye on.

It has a different jacket than the the usual ecoflow. It is short. Roughly 19 inches. The jacket is a braided jacket with the individual wires inside in a flat configuration. It isn't the greatest for length or application for some units ( such as the wave/wave 2) as that has a side output though it does work. The cable is ideal for vertical stacking, for the extra batteries due to the short length and the 90 degree turn. This allows for minimal side space needed to mount closer together.

I really like the way this cable fits my Ecoflow Delta 2 Max battery versus the oem cable. The shorter length and 90 degree ends are perfect if you have the battery stacked with the solar generator like I do. The supplied cables from Ecoflow are a bit long for my needs and the ends push straight in, leaving a twisted mass of cable. That said, the Ecoflow cables seem like a higher quality than the Glowtronic ones and I would bet the wires are a larger gauge. I did not have any issue with this Glowtronic cable working with my setup, which I generally only use for emergencies. Next time we have a power outage I plan to test this cable with a thermal camera to make sure it is not heating excessively compared to the factory cable.

This cable fits the Ecoflow Delta 3 plus, and connects it to an external battery. Before using the cable, I tested it to see if it was wired in the same way as the original Ecoflow cable that shipped with the external battery, and I also checked it for opens and shorts. The cable looks and functions like the original cable, except for being ½ inch shorter and lacking the Ecoflow branding on the connectors. This will be a spare cable for my two Delta 3 units and their external batteries. I am not likely to misplace either a Delta 3 or one of the big spare batteries, but I can see the possibility of losing the cable, or bending one of the little pins. With hurricane season approaching, having a spare cable seems prudent.

The original cables which came with my DELTA 2 extra battery was very stiff and protruded out the sides of my power station requiring extra clearance on the sides when trying to place the unit in my car or RV. With this cable, the 90 degree ends allows me to go flush with the side of the power station and batteries so I can scoot the units closer walls and other gear saving about 6 inches of clearance. This is crucial when you are trying to pack very tightly for a camping trip. This cable is amazing and is a must-buy for anyone who has XT150 ports on their equipment like DELTA 2, DELTA 3, WAVE, Alternator Chargers, etc.