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EcoFlow recalls Delta Max 2000 power stations; repair is a firmware update
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What changed at a glance
| Item | Before | Now | Source date |
|---|---|---|---|
| EcoFlow Delta Max 2000, model EFD310 | In use; sold Jul 2022 to May 2025 | Recalled; stop using until the firmware repair is installed | |
| Remedy | None | Free firmware update, per EcoFlow's instructions |
What changed
On October 9, 2025, the CPSC and EcoFlow announced a recall of about 25,030 EcoFlow Delta Max 2000 power stations, model EFD310 (recall 26-010). The Delta Max 2000 is black and silver with an LCD screen and six AC outlets on the back.
“The Power Stations may overheat and ignite, posing a risk of serious burn injury and fire hazard.”
EcoFlow received six reports of units catching fire, with property damage totaling more than $850,000, according to the notice. The stations were sold through Costco.com, Amazon.com and Ecoflow.com from July 2022 through May 2025 for about $1,600. As with the later Goal Zero recall, the fix is software: the CPSC notice tells owners to stop using the station and contact EcoFlow for instructions to install a free firmware update.
Who it affects
Owners of an EcoFlow Delta Max 2000 (EFD310). The notice names only this model. Other EcoFlow stations, including other Delta models and the River series that Mini owners often use, are not part of this recall.
A station this size is popular for home outage backup and for multi-day off-grid trips, both common ways to run a Starlink dish. Large stations also tend to sit plugged in for long periods, which is when an overheating fault is least likely to be noticed.
What it means for your power setup
Until the firmware is installed, the CPSC’s advice is to stop using it. If it’s your outage backup, you’re without it until the update is done. If you pair it with solar panels for an off-grid Starlink setup, the solar side still works, but the station shouldn’t be in service until it’s fixed.
The sizing math is unchanged. Our power stations guide explains usable capacity versus the label and AC versus DC losses; the outage guide covers keeping a home dish online; and solar sizing by state shows how many panel watts a Starlink needs by month.
What to do
- Check the label for “Delta Max 2000” and model EFD310.
- If it matches, stop using it, per the CPSC notice.
- Contact EcoFlow for the firmware instructions: 833-424-4137 (9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET, Monday to Friday), deltamax2000@ecoflow.com, or EcoFlow’s recall page at ecoflow.com/us/blog/ecoflow-delta-max-2000-recall-firmware-update.
- After the update, confirm the firmware version in the EcoFlow app matches the one EcoFlow names as fixed.
What stays the same
- EcoFlow models other than the Delta Max 2000: not named in this recall.
- Starlink’s published power figures: unchanged.
- Vendor runtime claims for EcoFlow products in our data (for example, River-series marketing figures) remain labeled “vendor claim”; this recall doesn’t touch them.
What we don’t know yet
- The firmware version that contains the fix. The CPSC notice doesn’t name it.
- Whether the update changes charging speed, output limits or battery behavior. The notice doesn’t say.
Source
- CPSC: EcoFlow Technology Recalls Delta Max 2000 Power Stations Due to Risk of Serious Burn Injury and Fire Hazard (recall 26-010) (Primary source; source dated ; retrieved )
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