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The DELTA Pro 3’s US 120/240 V split-phase output differs from the 120 V DELTA Pro and the 2,048 Wh DELTA 2 Max, DELTA 3 Max and Max Plus. The compact TRAIL 200 DC, TRAIL 300 DC and TRAIL Plus 300 DC are a different category of use: pure DC, with no household AC inverter. The Plus keeps the 300's 288 Wh / 300 W headline but changes chemistry, adds a third 140 W USB-C port, light, app support and a detachable cable handle; its US store option is currently marked sold out/coming soon. The RIVER 3 Plus and its RIVER 3 Max bundle share a 600 W inverter but differ in included battery capacity. The Anker C1000 A1761 can add one BP1000 for 2,112 Wh while remaining at 1,800 W; the lighter C1000 Gen 2 A1763 raises rated output to 2,000 W but has no expansion path. Compare simultaneous output, solar limits, connectors and the weight you can handle.

Compare the Pro 3, older Pro and two 120 V alternatives ↗ · Compare the 1 kWh DELTA 3 models ↗ · Compare DELTA 3 Max and Max Plus ↗ · Compare the 2 kWh DELTA family ↗ · Compare Ultra and Ultra Plus ↗ · Compare the pure-DC TRAIL 200, 300 and 300 Plus ↗ · Compare RIVER 3 Plus and Max ↗ · Compare C1000 and C1000 Gen 2 ↗ · Compare Elite 300 and Elite 400 ↗