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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·ThinkingCritically
I have been using the EcoFlow Delta Pro 3 for a month now which replaced my Delta 2 Max and the upgrade feel pronounced in many ways. The most striking aspects of DP3 is its battery and inverter capacity. In a practical sense, it can handle nearly my entire home load except the air conditioner. Like any emergency situation, I have to prioritize things which means only essentials. During a long outage, I need to run one ejector pump, sump pump, refrigerator, furnace, TV, modem, 7x cameras, 2x routers. The surge alone from pumps, refrigerator and furnace alone is around 3000W and DP3 has a 4000w inverter which give me a plenty of headroom.\n\nPhysically, it is larger(2.5 times in volume) and heavier(2X) than the Delta 2 Max. However, the built in wheels and handle make it slightly less daunting to move around. It has four 120V outlets, one 240V and one dual phase outlet on front along with 2 type C and 2 type A USB ports. On left side it has 120V 30A RV/sub-panel outlet and on right side are 12V outlets. On back it has two battery ports, smart panel input output port, solar and wall charging input ports. Ports on side and back are protected with a tuck in cover which makes me feel confident while moving it around.\n\nOne of the feature which stands out is the Storm Guard feature. When enabled with a set location, it will charge the battery to full capacity regardless of any settings if a storm is detected within 12H.\n\nThere are a few caveats though. You cannot run 120V and 240V outputs simultaneously, which might feel a bit constraining depending on your setup. It is not a deal breaker for me, but it is something to be cognizant of when planning your load distribution. Moreover, when charging on 240V, no 120V or 240V outlets will work. Efficiency is another area where this unit feels refined. The inverter loss is impressively low. I observed around six percent loss over twelve hours when in use, and roughly twelve percent over twenty four hours. Interestingly, when the unit is on but not actively powering devices, the loss remains around six percent over 24H, which is impressive. Also, it uses a very old WiFi 4, which is suitable in most instances except while doing a software upgrade.\n\nIt can take up to 2600W solar input allowing for faster replenishment, if you have the matching panels and the Sun is out. On the flip side, the expansion batteries are very expensive.\n\nThe fan remains dormant until you cross roughly 3000 watts but they really kicks in around 4000w. This makes it well suited for inside operation. However, I have this in my basement. Lastly, the ten millisecond switchover is remarkably swift. Sensitive electronics(my modem, desktop, wifi routers) continue operating without interruption.\n\nTo conclude, the Delta Pro 3 feels like a full package and a capable system that balances power with functionality. It is not without its quirks but it is a good choice for anyone seeking a dependable home emergency backup solution.
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Reviewed on www.homedepot.com·Charles D
We lose power all the time and I needed a backup system for those moments we lose power from a few seconds to a few hours and maybe help with offsetting my monthly bill.\r\n\r\nAfter the last hurricane and being without power for over a week and having to refill my generator every 11-12 hours I needed to find another way. \r\n\r\nI looked into many name brands, found out my insurance would drop me if I put solar panels on our roof so I needed to come up with another plan. \r\n\r\nI didn't need a full system, or have a system where the local electrical company could remotely turn off my system, but needed a system in the middle that could also be portable. \r\n\r\nSo I found this things called solar generators and started looking into them, all the companies have there own +/- and EcoFlow was the winner for all the things I needed. \r\n\r\nFrom the install 3 months ago we have lost power 2 times, ones for almost 2 minutes and other for around 3 1/2 hours. My wife and I didnt even know we had lose power until we had a phone call asking if we had. \r\n\r\nMy answer, no idea maybe, let me check my APP. \r\n\r\nI finished phase 1 3 months ago with a Home Control Panel, 1 Delta Pro 3.6 and 4 solar panels and a double pull switch that makes it super easy for my wife to change to generator power to charge the Delta Pro when am on the road if needed. \r\n\r\nThe design below is my personal design that gives me backup for backup. I can recharge my Delta Pro via of:\r\n\r\n- Grid\r\n- Solar \r\n- Generator\r\n\r\nAMAZING product and I look forward to getting 1 more Delta Pro 3.6 and 2 Delta Pro extra batteries within the year with 4 more solar panels.\r\n\r\nThe only Con I see is, if a main Delta Pro goes out for whatever reason and you have 2 extra batteries your dead in the water. So you're better off getting 2 Delta Pros 3.6 per leg for the Control Panel and adding what you need from there so if your main units dies you can use the extra battery on the other leg giving you house power. \r\n\r\nHighly recommended
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Reviewed on www.homedepot.com·TheWookie
Deducting one star due to utterly frustrating and worthless internal WiFi - read on. \n\nGoing on six months ownership, we have used this extensively in the hold of our travel trailer for our desert camping. \n\nPlus side: I paid $2,150 here at Home Depot for the Delta Pro with 400w solar panels. Would’ve cost at least $1K more for the equivalent rooftop solar and 300ah battle born lithium batteries with an inverter. No rooftop install, no holes on the trailer, and, I just bought a fifth wheel and easily transferred the unit to the new trailer. Although it has a 30a outlet, I’ve only used it once as a test. I run an outdoor extension cord to the 30a or now 50a trailer shore power port with a 110 dog bone and the trailer has full 110v and DC power from the Delta Pro. I turn off the small trailer house battery from the battery disconnect to keep the Delta Pro from constantly trying to top off the house battery. I’ve seen the 800w solar panels produce nearly the max wattage on a cold sunny winter day. Pretty good. \n\nCons: The portable solar panel design is cute but a bit of a pain to deploy and especially drag around to follow the sun. Ingenious design but execution needs work. The one thing that is totally frustrating and mostly worthless is the internal WiFi. The WiFi works fine when you have internet access at ho e of office to connect to. It allows you to see the amount of t of power inbound to recharge the box and more importantly the wattage being used, amount of time remaining before exhaustion, and recharge time if you’re topping off. HOWEVER, when not connected to home internet, you have to constantly run out to the unit and press the ioT button to reset the internal wifi. A total pain as mi e is in the belly of the trailer. Without the internal wifi you’re left to only knowing percent of charge, which is ok but the more info the better. \n\nWould I buy again, yes, it works well. Just don’t expect a comprehensive manual or tech support. You’re left to fend for yourself in FB user forums. There’s also quite a few comments about bricked units attempting to update firmware. I have not had this issue. Good luck!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Bill at 71
I bought several items just before hurricane season really set in, Florida has plenty of sunshine and humidity so my purchase of two wave 2's was on point. \r\n Making electricity from the sun is not an easy job, dii uh e to the weight of each item or the repositioning of panels to catch the peak sunlight at the time. I used my 220 solar panels to charge each machine. They worked well but due to uncontrolled factors, I could only get 190to 200 watts from the two working together. It took awhile to get three machines fully charged, three days and then using grid power to finish. Granted the delta pro started out flat. So no wonder. Time was of the essence as you can io so to finish with the grid was a no brainer. \r\n With all systems fully charged we were ready for the onslaught of Helene. Fortunately for us we live inland 5miles so the now famous storm surge was far away. The wind is another with gust reaching upwards of 75-80 mph, and the storm when it was directly across from us was still 50miles away , headed to Big Bend to make landfall \r\n We lost power within hours of the first gusts of wind. During the next 24 hrs rain and wind snapped trees and limbs and we would have been in the dark save for our backup's. All devices were on, cooling us through the night running internet , as long as that lasted, and cooking our meals the next morning. \r\n Considering the circumstances and my own inexperience, the system did their job. I will buy an extra battery for each wave 2, to get us through the night without stopping. But being spoiled by the convenience of the grid, I welcomed it back. \r\nOverall it was a good learning experience and I will be reassured that the EcoFlow system will be there ready to go again.
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Reviewed on www.bhphotovideo.com·Shane s
After much research online and watching lots of videos, I purchased the EcoFlow Delta Pro, Smart Dual Fuel Generator and 400w Solar Panels. I purchased the units not as a bundle but within weeks of each other as this is what my budget allowed. The units are excellent quality so far, however, the first time I tried to charge my Delta Pro with the generator, I discovered that the adapter plug that’s required to attach the genset to the unit via the Infinity port does NOT come with either the Delta Pro or the Smart Generator. \r\nA few days later, I decided to charge my Delta Pro with the EcoFlow 400w solar panel array only to find out that the solar panels didn’t include the “solar panel to xt60i” cord! Insert head explosion. It’s ridiculous that EcoFlow does NOT communicate this well and even more insane that these inexpensive items are not included…even if they increased the price to compensate (hence the 3 stars for Ease of Use rating). It’s not about the money, it’s the inconvenience and stupidity of having to hound-dog the basic necessities to make this stuff work together as the system it’s portrayed to be. I would still purchase this brand but EcoFlow needs to stop splitting hairs and sell the adapter plug with the generator and the adapter cable with the solar panels. Had this been a clearly known factor up front, I would’ve simply added them to my orders to save the hassle and frustration.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Handy
I have the Delta pro and one extra battery at the moment and I'm looking to purchase a second battery. I like everything about the units except what another reviewer said, the cable to hook the extra battery up it's so short the extra batteries have to be on the two sides of the Delta pro power station. I have them in a small laundry room on a shelf and I wanted to put the extra battery on the shelf but since the cable is only 3.2 ft or meter long I can only put one battery on the shelf above the Delta pro power station. So if I want to add another battery it will have to be on the floor right next to the power station for the cable to reach. Unfortunately then my dryer door will not open more than a third. They said I could buy the 16-ft cable with the smart battery adapter which is way too long. Can't we just get a seven or eight foot cable I hear a lot of people with the same issue. I'm sure 16 ft cable plus smart battery adapter isn't cheap either. And then there's 16 feet of cable to have hanging around. That's the only reason I took one star off everything else is great but I'm in a bind hooking up the extra battery with one option, buy 16 ft cable with extra battery adapter. I called EcoFlow they have no intention of making a 8-ft cable or just one that would actually work. The ease of use is very easy but I took a star off because I had to take one off because no one thought of making a cable long enough to stack the batteries. And it's not some cord you just go in the store and buy one.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Novice User
I'm a novice at the topic of Portable Power Storage. I was attracted to the EcoFlow Delta Pro for a couple of reasons. \r\nFirst off, it's on wheels for easy maneuvering around the house. The unit is heavy (approx 100 pounds), so the extendable handle that makes it work like dragging a suitcase is a really nice feature. \r\nSecond, was the 3600 watt capacity. Our intention is to have the unit as a backup for emergency situations at home. The unit can easily maintain a refrigerator for 2.5 days or so.\r\nThird, was the option to connect into Solar panel recharging.\r\nFourth, was the LiFePO4 Battery, which is the newer version of battery technology.\r\n\r\nSo far we have been very pleased with the unit. It is easy to move around and can run our Refrigerator and either a Toaster Oven or Microwave at the same time. Can also power my CPAP machine overnight for at lease 12-14 nights if not used for anything else. The Solar charging is dependable, but dependent on the type of panels you use and the sunlight available. Wall charging is quick and can be done from zero to 100% in less than 3 hours.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·S.A. Dave
I bought the system back in the Kickstarter days. Two Delta Pros, One Smart Extra Battery, 400W Solar Panel, One Extra Infinity Cable, and the Double Voltage Hub. Shipping delays, FedEx, and a DOA Smart Extra Battery created a few concerns. That said, customer support was very good. Responsive when you contact them and quick to resolve shipping and repair of the Smart Battery. Installation of the system went well after finding a competent Electrician in the area. Startup of the Smart Home Panel went reasonably well after multiple firmware updates. Initial scheduling of Charge and Discharge functions take some time. It is a bit clumsy and does seem to take a few days to incorporate the schedules. After the first week of actual operation I am very happy with the systems performance. The portability was the key to taking this approach to battery backup. I look forward to expanding the system in the future.
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Reviewed on www.bhphotovideo.com·Jon A
I have several power stations, but since I bought the Delta Pro, I have all the bases covered now. There really isn't much I cannot run with the Delta Pro. From power equipment and tools, to kitchen appliances and about all small to large appliances. The 3600W PSW inverter, along with the 3600Wh battery capacity, makes this a real beast. Although it is heavy and a bit big, it is still portable.\r\n\r\nI can take this camping to power my RV along with some panels. Load it up for a party location where we have no power, like the beach, woods, lakeside/riverside, remote worksite and more. Power outages are no longer an issue as we can power about anything with it.\r\n\r\nWe are very happy with the Delta Pro, and now have a reliable power source whenever needed. It is very versatile, expandable, powerful and portable. The EcoFlow Delta Pro gets 5 stars for its innovative design and awesome performance.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·R L Davis
I've had my delta Pro smart extra battery about a month now. After using my Delta pro alone all summer I got concerned it would not have enough power to get me thru the night in the winter months on our off grid property. In summer with more daylight hours I would be down to mid 40's percent battery life in the morning and that's without using the propane furnace in my RV. After connecting the eco pro smart extra battery and using the furnace (since it's getting colder at night in Kate September) I now have about 80% average battery life left in the morning. I charge using 6 240 watt solar panels which charge both units in a matter of a few hours. I have a firman remote start generator in case I have No solar during the day and it charges both units in a few hours as well. I'm looking forward to purchasing the EcoFlo smart generator next year and I will be set.
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Reviewed on www.homedepot.com·seppukusword
A phenomenal solution brought together by tech experts. I purchased the Dela Pro, two extra batteries, the AC unit and the 400W solar panel. These will replace the solar setup in my 2020 RV. Why? Because they are smarter, mobile, can handle multiple charges sources at once, I can use a EV charge station and more. The app works incredibly well! The only thing I'm missing is the generator. It's not very large as generators go and I have two others but it does something the others do not. It turns itself on when the batteries hit a certain percentage of charge and turns off when it's done. Amazing technology. I'm replacing the panels on the RV roof with 400W EcoFlow panels in a frame, running the charge cables to the inside where I have the current batteries and MPPT controller and charge them that way. Are they expensive per kWh? Yes. Are they worth it? Absolutely.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·SteveW
I really like the Delta Pro extra battery but it has no inputs. How hard would it be to add some functionality and it would even look better? The battery comes as advertised. I would still recommend this extra battery to a friend because it is awesome. The charge rate is very fast (about two hours from one third charge). The price is right and quality is outstanding. It is super easy to use, my 8 year old grand daughter had it up and running in no time. Even my wife thinks this is cool. The product reviews just don't do it justice. I compared it to the other main players and they just did not add up. BLUETTI didn't even come close when compared to ECO FLOW DELTA PRO! I live in Albuquerque New Mexico and we have lots of sun here so I also bought two solar panels and that's the main way I keep these two bad boys charged (my ECO FLOW Delta Pros).
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·ManKave
Good bye to my old, noisy, clumsy, fume-spewing, gas-guzzling generator. My ECHO Flow Delta Pro system is wonderful! It's quiet, portable, efficient, easy and QUICK to charge, and it looks good too! I've had to use it twice already due to scheduled power outages and it worked like a charm! I recently recieved my ECHO Flow Smart Home Panel, (although delivery was delayed due to the pandemic and supply chain issues...) as well as links to find electricians in my area who are qualified Smart Panel installers. Great customer service, excellent communication regarding delays and delivery schedule. All in all a wonderful experience! So now, Instead of buying a generator for an RV I don't own yet, I'm considering purchasing an RV for my new generator! Highly Recommended!!!
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Reviewed on www.homedepot.com·Rick
I bought the Ecoflow Delta 2 Max for a specific purpose. I wanted a 24/7 backup power supply for a Winlink Vara FM gateway and amateur radios. I also wanted to power my iMac and TV. I have the Ecoflow Delta 2 Max plugged into AC for charging as well as a 400 watt solar panel. The solar panel provides more than enough power to charge the Ecoflow during the day and run everything listed above without having to utilize AC power. The only time it draws from AC is from evening to morning. When the electricity goes out, it automatically switches to backup power. During an outage, I can run a heavy duty extension cord to the refrigerator and some lights. The app is great for controlling when it uses solar and when AC charging kicks in. I highly recommend this!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·SEFD
I bought the extra battery after I added a couple of 400 watt solar panels. It definitely charges, but no second fan which is a relief. It is important to update the firmware on the app for the latest algorithm as to how the two batteries discharge. It is a complex task deciding how much juice from the second battery when the first battery has a load. It seems like a lot of times it is about half. When charging that is the case and when running my microwave if definitely draws from both batteries. The percentage full display on each will never be the same and I recommend setting your delta pro with minimum and maximum charge settings (like 5%-90%). If the delta pro runs down to zero I don't know if the extra battery work in the most efficient manner.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·JulieR
After owning an EcoFlow R600 Pro when looking for a larger capacity watt hour power station and larger inverter my husband & I looked at all options available and selected the EcoFlow Delta Pro. Living in Florida we get lots of hurricanes and this power station was purchased to handle the power outages that happen. We've done a test run for a few days and we're all set when the power inevitably goes out next time. At the moment we're deciding whether to add on an extra battery to handle a longer outage. We've already purchased one EcoFlow 400W foldable solar panel and we're considering a second one as well. Living in a condo a solar generator fits the bill as gas & propane aren't allowed onsite here. Great product. Performs exactly as desired.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·BobbyD
We plugged in a 15 amp table saw and cut a 6x6 x 10ft long, pressure treated post, while someone else was operating a Hilti 15 amp electric jack hammer plugged into the same EcoFlow Delta Pro. Only when we jammed the saw for about 5 seconds did the circuit breaker pop. We reset that and went right back to work. All together, flipping the 6x6 over (3"cut each side), while the Hilti never stopped, the battery performed great. That process took a little over 5 minutes and at the end the EcoFlow was at 98%. Not bad considering the draw it had.\r\nDue to worksite conditions, we're going to put a cage around it to protect its fancy casing, but if you don't work around gorillas it's built well enough for normal abuse.\r\nMore testing to follow.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·Raincatcher
Who like free energy!\r\nI use the power of the sun solar , this system work well for my needs . I use for my work shop, my caravan which copes very well better then my Honda generator no noise just when the fan kicking in, it dose have fast charge or you can set what charge level you require , when i am in my caravan off grid this allsum its like being on mains electricity , so you can use , microwave, kettle, toster etc just about anything you like really The company is very good at helping you if you come across a problem if you in the market i would go with ecoflow works very well and build quality is amazing, just think with the energy price rise who dose not like a bit of free energy back by a allsum company well done ecoflow
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Reviewed on www.homedepot.com·HomeDepotCustomer
Living in Florida during hurricane season can be a stressful time. One of my biggest concerns has always bin power outages and losing all the food in my refrigerator. In addition not having lights and the ability to cook something without power sucks. I live in a 55+ community and we are not allowed to store gas or propane in our lanais for generators. But after extensive research I chose the EcoFlow Delta 3 Pro Solar Generator. I now have peace of mind and don’t have to worry anymore. It can handle all my kitchen needs and more. I bought 2 portable solar panels to keep it charged up if needed. It is great. I highly recommend it for anyone who lives in a place where power outages occur on a regular basis.
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Reviewed on www.bhphotovideo.com·MattRancher
I looked at various backups for my ranch. This was affordable and simple to install. I had an electrician install the bypass switch and I just connected the cords. All the house plugs run off the battery including the fridge. It is enough power for a part-day outage which is most common here. If I need more I can add another battery or plug my generator into the back of the battery to charge while using by running a cable through the laundry room window. After a couple house the utility will have given me an estimate on power restoration. No more running around with extension cords or being stuck wondering if the power will go on in a short time. I will just flip the switch and turn on the battery.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·KRB52
I recently purchased the EcoFlow Delta Pro Power Station along with one extra battery unit and the 400W solar panel. I've just completed initial setup and testing of the generator/extra battery unit and must say, I am extremely impressed with every aspect of this generator. These units have been thoroughly engineered to provide exceptional flexibility in every aspect of their use and, by all standards, appear to be of excellent quality in their materials and construction. I love the convenience this generator offers - a simple trip to the basement to plug it in versus dragging the gas generator outside in a heavy thunder storm and operating it in the rain. I'm very happy I made this purchase.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·Randy152
I have wanted to convert to solar for awhile, but so many systems don't work when the grid goes down. So when I read about the EcoFlow system, I knew this was what I was looking for. So I ordered 2 Delta Pros to start with. Will be ordering the smart Panel when back in stock, and additional batteries as needed to fill my power requirements. When the first unit arrived, some damage to the box, but only a few nicks and scratches on the case. Charged it up using both the standard charge and the fast charge. Then checked it with my 1300 microwave that wouldn't work with my gas fired generator. The Delta Pro worked like a charm. Really looking forward to completing the system.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·Jonas
I do a lot of drone flying jobs on movie sets and I really much rely in independent power on many locations. Before the Delta Pro I had the original Ecoflow Delta. With this Power Station I got half a day of power for my drone batteries and I had to recharge the Delta at the break.\r\nWith the Delta Pro I now have at least a full day of power and this makes my life so much more easier.\r\nIn general build quality and performance is great. I can't say anything bad about the Delta Pro. \r\nAnother real advantage is the fast charging feature which is in my opinion pretty unique and was definitely a deal maker for me.\r\n\r\nTo conclude: this thing is amazing :)
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Chuck E.
Really pleased with the two extra batteries I bought for the two Ecoflow Delta Pros I bought. It's best to learn a little about how these batteries work so they work most efficiently and last the longest. Best way to do that is by joining one the Facebook Delta Group. Lots of knowledgeable and helpful members. The battery is heavy like the Delta Pro it supports because it has the same capacity, 3.6K Watt hours. The cable that attaches the battery to the Delta Pro is short so consider that when you are planning where to put it. The good thing is that two batteries can be attached to the Delta Pro, giving a total of 10.8K Watt hours.
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Reviewed on www.homedepot.com·Stealth01
Full filling one of my “Bucket List” items I purchased the Delta Pro 3 Power Station. Why? Because, 1.) I like the physical design; 2.) I like the number of charging methodologies; 3.) I like the straight forward simplicity of use; 4.) and I like the balanced design of a 4KW inverter operating off of a 4KW battery (keeps the math simple). I’ve wired the DP3 into my home wiring using a manual transfer. The system is expanded with a DP3 Extra Battery and supplemented with solar panels and a dual fuel Smart Generator. The system is simple, effective, expandable and integrated. Doesn’t get much better than this!!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Mio14
I am totally off grid 2800 square-foot house after the house is warmed up, Eco Flo, pro extra battery I can run one complete day, the furnace and Full size fridge, lights Fireplace blower and use about 50%. You don't want to take it down below that because it's gonna take about four hours to charge it. I have another set Eco Flo pro an extra battery. that I use while the first battery is charging effectively, I could take both batteries down to 20% and live for four days with no charging excellent product remember, you don't wanna get the system too big it's gonna take too long to charge you from a generator.
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Reviewed on www.homedepot.com·Alpine 37kb
We’ve upgraded our Rv in 2021 to a 5fr 42’ alpine 37kb ft living room it has two 15000 btu ac’s a residential refrigerator so I started adding solar and lithium batteries. The best thing I did was purchased the Ecoflow delta pro. Made some changes so I could hook up for off grid. Now I have two extra batteries, solar panel, delta max, rivers (4 of them). We used last season just had one extra battery and did a lot of non electric camping and was never short of power. Now we didn’t use the AC but had all the power we need. We’re looking forward to using the new system next month. Great stuff Ecoflow thanks!
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Reviewed on www.homedepot.com·Bowlingsm
Been using this to off grid in my travel trailer. Amazing either using one for 30amp mode or combining 2 with the 50amp bridge if I need ac on hot days. For a 30amp camper would definitely recommend with the extra battery and as much solar as you can cram on the roof. My trailer uses roughly 500whrs with most electronics on(minus ac's and electric water heater). 1000 watts would be plenty and cover the occasional microwave or coffee pot surge. Looking to upgrade to the pro 3 since my trailer is 50amp. Easy for me to transport in my bike trailer for a quick wall charge at the campground.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Just JR
I just got my system 3 weeks ago, but very happy with them. I live in a rural area where we lose power fairly often in the winter, maybe a few hours, once for 8 days! I purchased the Delta Pro and the two batteries made to plug in to the main unit. That gives me 10.8KW of storage. Charges rapidly from a 120 wall outlet and stays ready for use. I plan to buy solar panels next week to finish my installation. I might even buy another complete setup to double my capacity. All plug and play, as easy as plugging in a new lamp. Great job, EcoFlow! JR, on the western slope of Colorado.
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Reviewed on www.homedepot.com·BloodHound6
Fantastic company! Fantastic product! I’ve owned my Delta pro for over two years. Recently, I had issues where it would shut off occasionally. I contacted EcoFlow, whose engineers reviewed the issue and found the fault was covered under the warranty. They sent a mailing return label that day, I returned it and the next day a replacement system was on the way. This system easily runs all electrical needs in my off grid home. This includes operation of power tools, water pumps, and other accessories. I would definitely recommend and will buy again from EcoFlow.
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