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EcoFlow Wave 3 Battery

Extend your comfort anywhere with the EcoFlow Wave 3 Battery, a high-capacity power source built exclusively for the Wave 3 portable air conditioner. With a 1024Wh capacity and advanced LFP battery chemistry, it delivers up to 4,000 cycles to 80% capacity, ensuring years of reliable performance.

SKU: GC156-EFWAVE3-BATT

EcoFlow Wave 3 Battery

EcoFlow Wave 3 Battery

Extend your comfort anywhere with the EcoFlow Wave 3 Battery, a high-capacity power source built exclusively for the Wave 3 portable air conditioner. With a 1024Wh capacity and advanced LFP battery chemistry, it delivers up to 4,000 cycles to 80% capacity, ensuring years of reliable performance.

The detachable design makes it easy to carry or stow away when not in use, giving you the flexibility to power your Wave 3 both on-the-go and off-grid. Whether you're camping, road-tripping, or preparing for emergencies, this battery keeps your air conditioning running when you need it most.

EcoFlow Battery for Wave 3 Portable Air Conditioner

Power your comfort wherever you go with the EcoFlow Battery, designed exclusively for the Wave 3 Portable Air Conditioner. Enjoy extended cooling, reliable performance, and the flexibility to bring energy anywhere you need it.

1024Wh High Capacity

Enjoy long-lasting operation, ideal for camping, travel, or emergency cooling.

Advanced LFP Battery Chemistry

Get up to 4,000 charge cycles with reliable performance-maintains up to 80% capacity for years of use.

Detachable Design

Effortlessly attach or remove the battery for charging, carrying, or storage.

Portable & Convenient

Carry the battery to your desired location or stow it away when not in use-built for maximum flexibility.

Key Features:

High-Capacity 1024Wh Battery

Advanced LFP Battery Chemistry

Up to 4,000 Charge Cycles

Maintains 80% Capacity Years

Detachable Design for Flexibility

Portable and Easy Transport

Extended Cooling Anywhere

Ideal for Camping Travel

Reliable Off-Grid Performance

What's in the Box:

EcoFlow Wave 3 Battery

Battery Cable

Car Charging Cable

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Product Overview

EcoFlow Wave 3 Battery

Extend your comfort anywhere with the EcoFlow Wave 3 Battery, a high-capacity power source built exclusively for the Wave 3 portable air conditioner. With a 1024Wh capacity and advanced LFP battery chemistry, it delivers up to 4,000 cycles to 80% capacity, ensuring years of reliable performance.

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