I recently paired the EcoFlow Glacier with the Delta 3 Plus, and together they’ve completely changed the way I camp, road trip, and prepare for outages.The EcoFlow Glacier is hands-down the best portable fridge/freezer I’ve used. It cools incredibly fast, holds a surprising amount of food and drinks, and the built-in ice maker is a game-changer for hot days. It runs quietly and efficiently, and the battery power option makes it perfect for off-grid adventures. It’s rugged, easy to move, and looks great doing its job.The Delta 3 Plus is the power station that ties it all together. With massive capacity, fast charging, and the ability to power everything from my fridge to my laptop and lights, it’s the perfect home backup or travel companion. I’ve gone full weekends without needing to recharge. The app makes it easy to monitor everything, and the build quality is top-tier.Together, the Glacier and Delta 3 Plus create a reliable, portable energy + cooling solution that keeps me comfortable and prepared anywhere. Highly recommend for campers, travelers, and anyone who values independence and smart design!

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One of the coolest features of the OG Glacier fridge is the ice maker. It is one thing to have a fridge and no longer need to bring a cooler or buy ice. It is a whole other level when that fridge makes ice! I don’t often need ice, but when I do - or other people in my group do - it is so easy to make a few batches of bullet shaped ice. I’ve found that it is best to make at least 3 batches at once since it takes about 6 cups of water to fill up the ice making section to the fill line. So you might as well use out all the water before having to drain the excess water out. Each time it makes ice, it takes a shorter time from start to finish. The app and the fridge tell you when the ice is ready and you simply click detach to remove the ice. A little wiggle on the tray makes it easy to remove the ice.If you have any questions, feel free to ask! I positively love this fridge.

My central HVAC pulls 4,000w, which quickly depletes my 24 kwh of DPU capacity. To solve that, I switched to low powered window and portable AC units for key rooms. However, that left the bathroom with no cooling.Since the bathroom has no window that can open, I put the Wave 3 with no exhaust hoses in to use as a spot cooler. Perfect for getting ready for the day in this 100 degree summer heat. Nice stream of cold air blows at me, so even though hot air cannot vent out, at least my immediate vicinity is comfortable. Putting the condensation drain hose straight in the sink is just extra convenience.

I got the Alternator Charger last year when it was released with the included XT150 cable. I did have the Delta 2 at the time, which is what I connected it to, but I also had the River 2 Pro that needed the XT60 cable. When I needed to fast charge the River 2 Pro or charge the Glacier while driving, I would connect the Delta 2 to the Alternator Charger, then plug in the fridge and/or River 2 Pro to the Delta 2.Now, with the release of the XT60 Output Cable, I can connect the Alternator Charger directly to the glacier without the need for a power station in the mix. For this to work, there needs to be one of the batteries in the Glacier or it will not turn on. Alternatively, I can connect the Alternator Charger to any of my River devices (River 3 Plus or River 2 Pro) and use the DC port on one of them to charge the refrigerator. This is perfect for when I don’t need all of the power or capacity of one of my Delta series power stations.Note - there is less power when the vehicle is started by remote or just sitting idle vs when the vehicle is in motion. Oddly, the solar icon shows on the screen of the River 3 Plus when charging with the Alternator Charger.

I took the Glacier 1st gen camping and it performed perfectly! I think the cover actually really helped the battery life. Do you all think the cover really helps or more for just scratches? It definitely got dirty but seems to clean very easily and the material seems water resistant. I sprayed it with some water and wiped it off and the dirt came right off. 👍🏽

I needed to get my Glacier down to the basement - down a set of narrow, steep, stairs. The stairway is too narrow to take it down on any type of cart. So I built a simple sled. I just used four bits of wood I had laying around to make a platform tall enough to lift the feet/wheels off the ground, and smooth underneath, and strapped the glacier in place. It was then really easy to slide the unit down the carpeted stairs.