NO MORE GAS Generators? ECOFLOW DELTA PRO Review

GENERATOR YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR! Ecoflow DELTA PRO has so many innovations you MUST SEE TO BELIEVE! 3600/7200 Watts - 120 & 240 Volt - LiFeP04 Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries - EXPANDABLE - Remote Control - Mobile App.

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[clarkkent]

I really like that you ACTUALLY showed the inputs for the cables that join the additional battery with the Pro. I have seen a lot of these videos for this product, but for some reason most people don’t show the ports up close. Seeing them up close shows me actually how they can be joined. Thanks.

[timandnatd]

It was charging at ~2, 600 watts on the EV charge station instead of 3, 000 watts because public chargers operate on single phrase commercial lines instead of split phase. At home, if your use your EVSE on Split Phase, you are getting 240 volts at 12.5 amps. When you go to a commercial single phase, it’s at 208 volts at the same 12.5 amps. So that will give you a little less power since the voltage is lower.

[darrelmartin]

Combine this with a small propane inverter generator to pick up the slack from the solar panels and you can easily be electrically independent for many weeks with a small propane tank stockpile. Impressive.

[Woolf]

Keep one or two of these in your EV as fuel cans with solar power charging…Awesome review.

[jeffgarnaas]

I built these portable solar charged power packs out of pelican boxes and using lead acid marine batteries in 1995.Mine were watertight, and had 120 volt inverters.I even filed for patents on it with the uspto in 1995.These generators are not new, just improved using more modern tech wich was not around in 1995.

[DK]

I see so many elderly folks in my neighborhood getting Generac gas/propane whole-house backups installed. They want the peace of mind and they have the money. They are paying 8K-11K once the generators are in (they wait for MONTHS!) and then have an annual checkup fee of a couple hundred bucks to check the oil and so forth.
This ECOFLOW level of technology is going to be the NEW way to do whole-house backups for sure.

[jkco]

I appreciate how your reviews are right to the point and packed with all the info and use cases in 10 minutes.

[TheSulross]

I built a system roughly 10 years ago using a bank of those big lead acid batteries - about 8 of them - they're huge and sit in their own container and are hooked into a Trace inverter - if the inverter senses the utility power dropping off it will automatically switch to the batteries (and it keeps the batteries charged when their is grid power). This system works great and will even keep desktop computers from rebooting when it switches to batteries). But even though only crucial house circuits are backed by this, it will only run things for a matter of hours - out central heating system has an electric blower fan). Naturally most of our power outages are in the winter on occasions with heavy snow fall - branches start breaking off of trees and bring down power lines. The outages can be so wide spread that it can take days for the utility company to repair all the disruptions. We will typically have live on backup power for several days - maybe up to 5 to 7 days. Needless to say, even with this really slick battery backed system, we still have a gasoline-powered generator. If can only afford one backup system - get a gas or propane (or natural gas) backup generator - you don't want to gamble that power will be down for just hours vs days.

[rrad]

You sold us! (well, you and several YouTubers) We ordered the Ecoflow Delta PRO as our home battery backup. Ordered the secondary battery for the unit, too! Hit the October sale for the units!

[hungryhungryhummer]

Not technically a “generator” per say. But this is the best design I’ve ever seen for a portable or backup power source. Charging from solar, the wall, and ev stations is brilliant. As well as the daisy chaining ability.

[graemeneale]

This presentation is the finest one out there by a large margin and some of the others are good.

[BillLaBrie]

I know you know this, but it would be great if we could just call these “power packs.” Generators don’t take hours to refuel.

[kiotipass]

Won, Groovy, Socko .... My RV gas generator quite working so Now I can get one of these and be able to run my RV Air Conditioner all night and probably all week. So Cool!

[spootnewton]

Come on... calling these battery STORAGE devices "generators" is like calling a gas can a petroleum refinery.

[ashmorejoseph]

We ordered a Ecoflow Delta Pro off Kick starter. It arrived and had a
battery fault. Sent it back, next one arrived and works Yay!

[Snowmirage]

This is very interesting. I've wanted to get something similar, and with all these feature I could likely easily use it on a large boat I plan to restore at some point as well.

[budc.]

The ecoflow delta already saved my family once. We were going to go camping with our travel trailer but our truck broke down outside palm springs in 100+ temps. I was able to hook our portable AC unit to the delta and run it for an hour as we waited for the tow truck to arrive.

P.S. For the guy who commented doubting why I carry one with me on trips then deleted your comment. I carry one because my family member uses a CPAP and having an Ecoflow Delta allows them to still use it if the RV park we are at looses power as they have in the past. It also allows us to boondock without having to run a loud generator.

[misohoney]

This "Game Changer" would leave me CHANGELESS! 😳

[IsweeperI]

Ecoflow and Bluetti are the new leaders for solar generators in my opinion, time for Jackery and Goal Zero to catch up. :)

[tomjones]

Sure hope it’s a sunny day when you are in need of your generator