Yes, the Delta supports pass-through charging. However, it is not recommended to output more than 800W from the Delta while it is recharging.

Use the in-built 12V leisure battery – this can run the fridge or coolbox for a couple of days but is not much good for longer holidays. The following table shows some examples of appliances and devices you can or can’t use along with their run/charging times: ApplianceAs seen from the table above, the River Max has all of the same ports as the standard River power station. This means a total of ten output ports – four of them being USB and three of them being AC ports. Therefore, it’s not the best power storage for electronic appliances that may need more wattage, such as a vacuum or AC. However, it can make up for this by having a high battery capacity to keep other lower watt devices running longer.

This makes the River Max extremely versatile. Since you can detach the additional battery (to make it into a standard River), you can use it for activities that may need more portability.All Round Safety with Superb BMS: Pure sine wave inverter delivers stable power that protects against equipment damage, conforming to international standards. Filmed with 94V-0 fire rating materials, the product features vehicle-grade battery system (BMS) for ultra-long battery life. Uses the industry standard Anderson connector for solar panels, this allows you to use just about any solar panel that use Anderson connectors with the Explorer 1000. The MAXOAK BLUETTI EB240 is also a challenger to the Explorer 1000. It offers a higher battery capacity while boosting the same power rating for the inverter. The price of the EB240 is almost twice that of the Explorer 1000 while also being much bigger and heavier than the latter. The 1000 measures 33.3 x 23.3 x 28.3cm and is roughly cuboid in shape, with a rather fetching dark grey and orange casing design. The four padded feet under the Explorer 1000 are also orange, and overall it looks very natty.