Super Simple Solar ☀️ Going Off-Grid With EcoFlow

This week we do a deep dive into the incredible EcoFlow power kit that has taken our brand new tiny house off the grid. This system is a game changer for anyone wanting a comprehensive off grid system of a tiny house, cabin, mobile home or back-up system for a residential home.

We’ve had a crazy month of weather here in New Zealand, including two cyclones and unprecedented flooding which has resulted in loss of life and unimaginable damage across the North Island. It’s a powerful reminder of the importance of resilience and being prepared for an emergency. It’s also another reason why I’m very thankful to have taken my tiny homes off the grid.

This new power kit from EcoFlow makes going off-grid easy. With multiple power inputs, including solar power, it’s a powerful and effective solar solution which has been especially designed with tiny homes, cabins, mobile dwellings and residential home back-up in mind.

We hope you enjoy this in-depth review of this system.

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Presented and Produced by: Bryce Langston
Camera: Rasa Pescud & Bryce Langston
Editing: Sarah Binder & Rasa Pescud

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[livingbig]

It’s been a month of extreme weather in New Zealand and that has taught me a lot about the importance of personal resilience. Going off the grid has never made more sense to me and I’ve never been more thankful for the systems I’ve installed in my tiny homes. We hope you find this deep dive into the EcoFlow system valuable and that you enjoy this video. With Love, Bryce & Rasa

[michaelsadams]

My heart goes out to everyone who was impacted by these storms. I will pray for those who have lost loved ones. I am glad you are ok. I pray you have safe and enjoyable adventures in your new home!

[karengossett]

Bryce and Rasa, To say the weather has been insane this year is an understatement across our beautiful world! 😢 Praying for everyone’s safety 🙏❤️

[PattymacMakes]

I have a few Ecoflow portable power stations to use as emergency back up power in my home. I hook up to solar and remove items from the grid when I can as well. I love ecoflow products and you are so right to recommend being serious about your real consumption. When I first started using them, I was in shock over how much power even small things that are on all the time pull. I don't have enough power to run my entire household, but I can keep my fridge and freezers going as well as lights and other odds and ends. Which is a great feeling. We get hurricanes and big storms here so outages are part of life. Having backup systems to keep yourself operational and self supporting during an emergency is incredibly important. Love the new tiny and excited to watch your upcoming adventures.

[kimdawcatgirl]

Coming from the place of exposure to so many off grid situations with this channel, gives you an expertise beyond just plugging for your job! You chose who to promote instead of working for a company and promoting them because you work there. This lends much credibility with me!

[SuzanneWho]

Bryce. It might be a good project for you to look at all the different appliances (not just your area) that one would use and what their power needs would be. You mentioned being smart about what one chooses. I know I’ve been interested in the Cinderella incinerating system, but until I questioned the supplier several times, I really had no clear idea of specs and power need (the power usage cycles up and down, not a constant pull). But this applies to refrigerators etc. Things like induction burners, InstaPots and slow cookers have different cycles. Tankless water heaters is another item I need to know about. So, you see, you could do a multi part series on appliances etc.
You would be someone that encompasses all facets of tiny living - you have such a big following and knowledge. Thanks

[cathylynnpietranton]

Bryce and Rasa our hearts and thoughts are with you and everyone in New Zealand.❤️

[rhondashotwell]

This is a great system! It's nice to see off grid systems being developed that are simpler, and more streamlined.

[carlawernerofficial]

This is such a special post - thank you for being so tuned in you both! and giving us a massive amount of knowledge so we can go out and get it sorted without too much research! GRATEFUL for your channel. Watching now for 5 years! THANK YOU for keeping it human!

[sirrobertrobertson]

Place looks so amazing.😊people don’t realize that you can also use a hand run crank generator if something should happen. So many things you can use to get power. Sorry to hear about all the problems in New Zealand. Last time I was on the beach was when I was three and my father remembers chasing me on the beach. He has been gone now five years. Take care Bryce & Rasa. Cheers.!😊

[dethmaul]

This was posted a month ago! I never heard of the floods, that sucks. I try to keep my ear to the ground, too. Stay healthy!

[julienvm]

This is so exciting. I'd like to see how you are using this tiny house, and why a camper van would not be better for this use case. Thank you Bryce!!

[bleumarin]

Waouw, i didn't know that you had been affected so much with rain and storms and tornados, here in Europe (France especially) we are facing the driest winter ever... so many people are still not taking this seriously. Mind yourselves, be safe and thanks for your great videos, there are my NOT guilty pleasures on Friday evenings

[shumailasmile]

My favourite tiny houses. ❤️ I really really love tiny houses. Wish I'll have one day. God bless you Bryce and love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[yT]

I'm happy you guys are ok - crazy weather is an understatement!

[davdav]

What a great video Bryce! In-depth explanation and really love how you can hear the passion for tiny houses in your voice!

[marianfrances]

Best wishes to everyone in New Zealand. Awesome system, and home, Rosa and Bryce. 👍😎🇨🇦📷💘🙏

[frankieo]

The first thing I researched when the power came back on in Napier was a power station... Ecoflow kept appearing, Ecoflow River was my choice. Thank you for your review 😊

[SuAndFox]

Bryce and Rasa, this is an amazing on-the-go-home. Brilliant example and tutorial of how to uphold the foundational reasons why going Tiny authentically reduces one's footprint. And this system may well, if it's not already demonstrating that larger homes may soon be able to do the same. Thank you!

[poojasmk]

Pray for those who affected by Natural disaster 😔😔😔. This tiny house 👌👍. Bryce and Rasa always you both, 😊🤗👍🙌 Stay Safe and Stay Blessed 🙌👍