Is this Ecoflow 220W solar panel compatible with the Ecoflow delta mini station? This is specified for 10A max, whereas the panel specifications quote a nominal current of 13A. So a priori this is not good unless the rated current does not mean the current under load. Can you help me with this?

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Hello, without being a specialist I think that it can be appropriate. The panel can give up to 13A (if all goes well: orientation, luminosity...). The delta can take 10A maximum. For me the delta can handle the load because it will stop its current at 10A to protect its internal electronics. A parallel can be made with a car charging station. The car has a maximum input capacity whereas the charging station can deploy 16 or 32A. This will influence the charging time.

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Please contact customer service for more details on this product :) https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/fr/requests/new

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Is this Ecoflow 220W solar panel compatible with the Ecoflow delta mini station? This is specified for 10A max, whereas the panel specifications quote a nominal current of 13A. So a priori this is not good unless the rated current does not mean the current under load. Can you help me with this?