usual high standard, good research and delivered by someone who would know how it can help with van life, putting your knowledge of developing an own build van into you review is what makes these so good. Also if the supplier discounts or gifts the product you deserve for your honest opinions, take the freebies you earn them via your research,and time
well done Lou, I wondered how you were going to tackle another review on a power pack, I should not have worried brilliant as always and it is obvious why they were so keen for you to review it, and lucky Mat for having a mate like you
@@campervibe The discount finished on 17th June - you put this video out on 17th around 6pm !! (well, according to utube). Not much time, or no time at all if you didn't pick this up until (like me) just after midnight on the 18th !! I think you have to tell these promoters that it takes a while to test something, then to get the video done, then not everybody is going to see it immediately . . . so the discount dates have to be realistic for them to get the influx of buyers that they are hoping for. I hope the company involved here reads these comnents ... 👍
Have an EcoFlow (River 600 MAX) in my RV, and must say it's stellar. My setup is that I use the EcoFlow with the brand solar panels when I have sun to tap into, and petrol generator for when I need to fastcharge the EcoFlow or when I need to charge my lithium battery. I use the EcoFlow to run my laptop for working on my images on the road and as my entertainment center in the evening. When I use it to run my laptop setup it also runs an external ASUS ProArt screen along with my laptop.
Phew, you didn't slate it. Bought one a couple of weeks ago with the exPawers discount code. I use it in my house when I'm at home with 800w of solar on my shed roof, I use 3 of the 240v sockets to power my office, lounge and kitchen. My panels are facing south at virtually the optimal angle for the UK. Then I can take it in my motorhome which I'm doing right now as I've had big electrical problems recently, it has saved the day!
I know this is a paid advertisement, but you were honest and harsh, and made a good rewiew. I know how to wire my camper, I have done solar before and I own both a generator and a big pure sine inverter, and I still wonder if this is not the way to go, I can bring it inside when I park my camper for the winter and keep it charged and have as a backup if the grid goes down, I can bring it to worksites and so on.
One of the best realistic reviews of solar generators I have seen so far. Another advantage of this system if you have the extra external solar panel kit is you can park the van in the shade to keep cool whilst still using the system, handy for us pet owners who need to keep the van cool during those hot days.
If I had a camper van I'd have brought one just from this video. But it has given me food for thought on reducing my current energy bills at home. I could run lights, tv's, chargers, kettle, coffee machine, toaster, small microwave, internet, fans, PC etc. All from this box. Throw in a little cable to a couple of rooms and lets face it, we generally only use lounge and bedroom 90% of the time, so would be easy to do. During the summer it would be cost effective with the right solar panels and from the initial outlay it would pay for itself withing 3-4 years.
Louise, like you I'm pretty fed up with freebie eco flow posts, however, your post was really informative and addressed most of the questions I had regarding whether it could be used as a replacement for electrical installation. What promised to be a dull watch was actually pretty interesting. Well done!
this was the best review ever! I want more! thorough but concise. sticking to the point and important stuff. I do love your travel videos as well. you are just th best (both of you of course!) 😍
Another excellent review. Very informative. In plain English. I’ve already bought the delta mini (1400W) which is perfect for my off grid workshop with solar panels to constantly recharge. Yes, they are expensive, especially with the solar panels, but you get what you pay for, so yes, would also definitely recommend as well. My only gripe is that the 3 pin power outlets are located on the other side to the display, but then I use the app to control them so not a major problem.
Living in Florida, we’re prone to lose power at any moment. We can move our Ecoflow (w/extra batts) from van to home (via a transfer switch) using a Parkworld 886115A…10ga (2) 15a male plugs Y adapted to (1) L14-30 plug from Parkworld on Amazon. Truly portable and powerful. Excellent video. Thanks.
Excellent review Lou. I’ve seen dozens before but you put into the most understandable way possible. Comparing it to your system was great. To me the capacity of them is more important than the maximum output and you explained it perfectly. Please do some more on your photography channel, again you explain things perfectly for me.
Another great video! After doing my research, I opted for the Bluetti AC200MAX with additional battery. It also has a 100w USB-C, 2 X USB-A 18w and 2 standard USB. In addition, it has 2 X 15w wireless charging pads built in and 4 X 240v sockets. The performance is incredible and I’ve successfully run my air-con and my Alde heating/water. I use a matching Bluetti SP350 panel and have achieved 328w from it. There’s no denying these beasts are heavy. As someone who is definitely not an eco-warrior, it is wonderfully satisfying to even brew a pot of coffee and and make a sausage sandwich purely with the power of the sun. Yes, it’ll take a while to reach break-even but I’m cool with that.
You can also make your own build using this as a hybrid system combining traditional electrical system and Ecoflow Max (or similar). For example, you could have a separate 100+ Ah LFP battery for all 12v DC connected to a distribution/fuse panel and connect the battery to a small 12v charger to charge the battery from the Ecoflow. Ecoflow would be the hub to combine all options for charging, a 240v AC unit and additional battery. AC / DC load would be distributed to separate batteries. This would be cheaper option than buying a Ecoflow extra battery and there's no limit on (DC) battery size. You could take the Ecoflow out of the van for a fast charge from the grid and still have 12v DC working, including your compressor fridge! This would also tackle the problem, if you need to fix or replace the Ecoflow system. The 12v/240v charger to the extra house battery could be connected to grid with an extension cord while having service for the Ecoflow. I would go this route, if I would build a campervan. Easy setup and still very flexible and capable, best from the both worlds. Need more AC or charge capability, just update the Ecoflow.
Forgive me if someone else has made a similar comment, I looked at a lot! This off the shelf product is great, your review seemed fair and honest and perhaps was on the premise you would be adding it to an existing factory system. My problem with these power packs is everything has to be plugged into that box. What about hard wired LED lights, Sirocco fans and USB outlets where you want them to be not where the box is? Eg: I want my phone here by me where I am not over there where the box is. For a weekender you probably get away with it but if you want outlets where it suits you and other hard wired appliances it won't work.
Presumably if you had those requirements (who wouldn't?) there'd be a place in the van to put the unit and plug in things like lights etc into the 3-pin sockets - ie you'd still wire in circuits to various other places but all the gubbins is in the one box and portable.
Great objective video. We got a delta max 2000 based on John & Mandy’s recommendation and can back up everything you said. It’s perfect to power our factory motorhome off grid without drilling holes and understanding all the electrics. Thanks Lou!
Just bought one of these for additional power in my Land Rover, it has a basic split charge system with a 72ah leisure battery. Space is tight to I wanted a relatively compact way to give me more power and an inverter without a sprawling built in system taking up valuable storage space. This just sits in the back plugged into the 12v socket connected to the leisure battery, turn on the socket on the Ecoflow and isolate the leisure battery and this powers my whole system , turn off the socket and turn the leisure battery back on and the system runs off the leisure battery. No messing with the existing system just plug in and go. To increase the charging whilst driving, buy a 300w inverter and attach it to your engine battery and charge the Ecoflow from that, not only is that giving more power than 12v but you can use fast charging on the Ecoflow as well.
The best thing about this video to me is that you were given a piece of very expensive kit and your first thought was of someone else, you are good people.
Great review thank you. So pleased to know that the power bank I bought on a hunch because I don't have a great understanding of electrics for our new Auto-Trail built Expedition. We charge it up at home or on site when we inevitably have to go to a campsite for fresh water and dump grey waste. Next I would like to get solar so we stay off grid longer. As we now have two cassettes fresh water would be our only limit to time off grid them and water is probably the easiest of the elements needed for the offgrid in the van. Good to know this was one of our better decisions.
too heavy for me but I wouldn't go anywhere else for advice on all things van life. I'm looking for something smaller, solar generator but with high output for full time caravan that has all the bells and whistles to sustain life as i know it 24/7/365 in a tow caravan. Abdominal scarring from my kidney cancer stops me from lifting that weight. Thanks Lou, have a blessed week ahead 🙏
You can get a GIANDEL 300W Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter (around £60) that plugs into the 12v socket on the van and charge the power station twice as quick as the normal 120W via the normal 240V charge setting. Obviously, if you do that only do it while you are travelling and unplug it before you stop so the van battery is not drained of power.
Hello Lou must say genni all the way.we used a genius for years but now we have lots of solar and 2x 100amp batteries plus a small inverter. We fulltime and if massive power was needed then a fixed on board genni , petrol or diesel. Diesel direct from the van tank. We charge , 2xphones 2x tablets, hoover, shaver, 2x fans, watch TV, lights etc.
At last! A clear and straightforward description of a no brainer alternative to tackling the minefield of upgrading the electrics of a commercially produced van. Job done.
I just bought a delta max a couple of months ago after spending hours / days watching reviews. This will be my only source of power for my conversion. I decided that rather than spending fortunes putting electrics in my van I’d go with a SPG that I can be used in multiple settings from powering my caravan to back power for the house. Other than the sound deadening insulation and carpeting everything is removable so my van can return to bring just a van and everything can be reused in my next conversion. If your interested in buying one keep a look out for Amazon flash sales I got mine for £1699 full price £1999.
Great video. If possible wait for new ECO flows or go for top of the range Delta Max Pro if you have a big enough wallet as the battery life cycles are much longer in the lithium iron phosphate batteries.
Good arguments: How easy to use, and to install. Even for Beginners, who don´t know much about electric systems. You don´t need to know, because this is ready made, to use. Also interested, how much does it costs, compare to self made. If you can get this powerstation for free, for your video - it is worth this work. Congratulation.
Great video, it’s plug and play simple for people who has no clue. Today is 4th July 2022 and my Delta Pro came. One thing you did not mention you can charge it in a EV station for about £5. I to have a MotorHome mine is 3600w weight 100lb shame it’s bigger than your one you have there. Yours fits under our seats mine is way to big. Having those big window on his van he can put 100w solar panel in the window and still drive. I am 5ft4 and with my panels I can see my clocks my window wiper and mirrors with out moving my body just my head as normal so saying that you can charge with cig lighter and solar at the same time. Great video even better product. Thanks for sharing Ray K. UK. YNWA.
Thank you so much for comparing an electrical build to ecoflow. I've been saying this for months. For some people this a better alternative. Also if sell your van you can pull it out. You can also take it in the house.
Respect Lou. I thought this was going to be yet another promotion video. I'm pleased I watched it instead of moving on by. I have even learnt from it. Hats off to you for helping your friend out.
Found this a fantastic in depth , yet easily explained vid . One thing however , you said the unit has an 800W MPPT controller , but don’t put in anymore than 800W . An MPPT ( Maximum Power Point Tracker ) controller is a regulator of power in itself . You could rig this up to 10,000W of solar panels but you’ll never damage it or overload it as that what an MPPT controller does . When the battery is charged fully the unit will stop itself from taking a charge . Great if you use it year round as you can then “ over panel “ yourself for cloudy winter days
Hi there! Thank you 😀 and I get what you’re saying, however, manafacturer suggests no more than 800 watts. As you’d void the warranty if anything went wrong I wouldn’t want to reccomend to anyone to do more. Just in case. Hope that makes sense. 😀😀
Personally I bought a Bluetti ac200p , but that was a while ago now when they first come out . If this Ecoflow was on the market then I think there’s a good chance I would have bought this instead . This has a slightly larger MPPT controller , a slightly bigger inverter , and 4 240V plugs rather than 2 . They’re the biggest takes I see on this for anyone interested in comparing the two .
@@campervibe yes it makes perfect sense . The whole things a frigging minefield of what to do and what not to do lol . Like I said . Great vid and I like the way you explained it 👍🏻
I have the delta Max with 2 spare batteries, I use wifi router in RV, SIM from ais Ipad, ok I adjust the speed of charging , I have a dual battery truck system with 2,000 watt inverter to charge ac side charging adjust down to 1000 watt or lower depending how far I drive. also I use Solar Charging. With Dual battery I have 4 12 volt parallel connected at 300 AH to run inverter , in 2-3 hours charge all 3 batteries from 50 %/60 % . Now charging 12 volt through Solar connecter it will change from solar to Car charger sign. it does work but 120 watt input . (do not use cig lighter . Now I have also hooked up 400 watt Echo Flow solar panel , charging same time my dual battery invert working , yep works good .
We sleep on or van & it is not our van ok having said this we have just got the EcoFlow DELTA 2 Portable Power Station with a EB & omg we use this for our sandwich maker, tassimo machine, in the winter a oil filled radiator to keep her in doors warm we will use this to charge her mobility scooter up we have laptops phones, tablets & a 32 in Tv & the set up we have is going to be a game changer Having said this the contract on the van ends in two years time so I am dafo going to Buy a Luton Van with a lift at the back for her mobility scooter great review the fast charge is why we went for this over the other power stations ps we love you guys
Superb review. Best I've seen on this topic. I'm a retired electrical engineer and worked on renewables for 30 years so am familiar with DC wiring batteries etc. I haven't got a van yet but if I did I would reduce power use and simplify any wiring, and have minimal luxuries similar to a T2 VW camper incomplexity but post 2015 van due to dpf issues(preferably petrol not hybrid)but with a portable Lithium ion Po4 battery. I just think it enhances the experience and keeps stress levels low! Eric 3njoys earth youtube van design tuturial the ultimate for me but with portable battery. Everyone has different needs but this would work for me and many people having seen alot of van build videos.
surely you could plug into your built in system (240V plug) and the alternator would charge the built in system and the built in system charges via the inverter.... I wonder if that will recharge better while driving....... or maybe getting an alternator charger via an inverter to a mppt to a plug to exclusively charge while driving......... also ecoflow does an lpg / petrol dual fuel generator that would fit into a toolbox with a drawer slide for a fridge (ventable) hang on the back door of a van, install under a truck camper.... that auto starts to recharge the solar generator when it hits 30%...... but yes it is a great system, even at current prices ... Nice content, thanks
I am absolutely sick of seeing power pack pack video's but you have the knack of making everything interesting and entertaining and well done in gifting to your friend! x
Exactly the video I was looking for, addressing all the van power issues I’ve been mulling. Thank you so much for taking the time to do a proper review including self install costings for comparison.
We had the eco flow river but it only ran Fri sat using daves nebulizer machine & security man at the festival charged it for us so we could stay another night, now we have extra battery & the solar pannel & don't have to worry about power, we love eco flow but instead of going for a larger one in the future, we may just buy the same again so we have twice the power & if one breaks, we have a spare 😅
Good review, I bought one, not that model, with 200w solar, & extension cables, that way I can put them in the back garden, charge it up, power my microwave, and other accessories like computer, iPad, camera, etc. also very useful during power cuts. Then with a camper like you say no need for expensive install. On a VW pop top not much room for solar, or internally for all the components, especially as storage, space is not the best. 2yrs warranty. I wonder if at some point they will do refurb for installing new batteries.
OMG! I think the first 10 minutes my laptop had some sort of bug problem, Lou was speaking in a strange foreign language. After that, it all settled down again....phew. As ever, a really informative vlog and for the electrically uneducated among us you do help a lot. Looks and sounds like an amazing system. Now can we go back to watching you and the 'snack bandit' getting out and about and giving us all some more fabulous top tips on places to go and things to see. Awesome as usual, such a talent.
These [generators ] are great and your discription is superb as usual but a lot of vanlifers cannot afford them and it maybe sticks in the throat when others get them free ok if you make a vid about them.
Don't watch you channel, but bloody el, that was exactly how I would like all reviews to be, informative concise and to the point. Thanks for the info 👍
Your waffle is always interesting and informative and an honest appraisal of each product featured. l thouroughly enjoy watching you both on your travels, the presentation and quality of the videos is of a professional standard. The 2 min tours are also very enjoyable and the banter and innuendo between you both is great Thanks for sharing. xx
Great review, but you didn't comment on one of the really helpful features of the Delta Max - the app that lets you control the unit, adjust various parameters, and in general see what's going on, all from your cell phone. If you have wifi, the app works on wifi. If you are in a remote location and don't have wifi, the Max generates its own limited range network and the app continues to work within a few hundred feet of the unit itself.
Having looked at many and watched many vlogs on solar chargers can I say your is as usual right up there, informative and covers all the points. I'm torn between eco delta and yetti 3000x so its good to see comparison. Take care
Delta pro which is bigger has batteries that will go with it too which would have probably helped out with power system with either of the generators deltamax or the Delta pro.
Would it be possible to run an inverter from the vehicle battery when driving and charge the eco flow from that ? If you had a 500 watt inverter surely that that would charge it quicker than the 120 watts you get from the accessory socket, my knowledge of vehicle electrics is rudimentary but sounds feasible to me, any comments most welcome 👍🏻🇬🇧
Brilliant review lass .that company is going to make a mint from this. I normally get board with such promotions but you had me engaged while I was multi tasking.. cheers to you both. From NZ
Hi. Have the 2000 Max and an additional 2000 battery plus the 400w. panels and had a back order of the solar tacker that's just arrived - expensive at £3k and the whole shebang for about £8k but as an ardent prepper really worth it - so much piece of mind. Also have a litlle electric Citroen Ami and yet to find precisely how to charge the quad from the Delta Max - seems to take forever ... should I run on X Boost setting ?! Really impressed with the whole setup and nice to have it all from the same brand - only thing left is the generator to buy but really no need for this however can see it can get you out of a hole on cloudy/dull days... build quality of everything is brilliant - see Hampshire Generators wensite in the UK who supplied all my kit. Again - 1 x 2000 Delta Max ; 1 x add on powerbank 2000; 400w solar panel and finally the solar tracker... happy to run small hob and oven in the garden - ( Robert Dyas about £100; and a small fridge from same source for the same sort of money) - sorted. Good to see your vid. confirmed my feelings ...
I "know" electrics (not officially qualified) I wouldn't hesitate to install this in a build from scratch van, or to upgrade. I'd go as far as to suggest maybe a second, smaller one as a backup as well? Then, rather than too much solar on the roof, a couple of the portable panels. The advantage of those? Let's say you have a roof rack and it's winter. Face one side of the van towards the (low) sun, hang the panels on the side using some form of loop from the rack. You max out the panels because they directly face the sun..... and if it snows, no cleaning required. You could even hang them vertically (short end at the top).
Great job Lou, you always give an excellent and honest opinion and that’s what I like. By the end of this year we will be spending more time off grid. I’ve watched countless reviews on the Max and it comes across as just what I’m looking for. We have a factory built conversion and I have no electrical expertise so this will make life a lot easier. I don’t want to keep moving it about in the van so will have to consider the location and the room to fit it. Thanks for sharing 👍Xx
Wouldn’t it be better to go for the delta 2 as they have the the better batteries an you get 3000 charging cycles as the max you only get 500 charging cycles, the big difference in life span on them both
I bought the Delta a while back from Leroy merlin and it went on the fritz just 15 days after purchase. Leroy Merlin told me they would send it back to Ecoflow for repair which was a complete lie as Ecoflow don't even have a service point on Tenerife where we live. Luckily we ended up being offered a refund. It made me really think about what I need, where I will get it from and more importantly, what recourse do I have if it goes wrong. Looks like a good bit of kit but the inverter draws a lot of power and the Ecoflow is not the most efficient. Sorry but they also put NCM cells in the Delta max which is a fire risk which os one of the main reasoins I am grateful mine went on the fritz as I am now looking at Bluetti.
I’ve been looking at several similar power options for my summerhouse in the garden and you almost sold me on this until I read that it has a life expectancy of only 800 charges up to 80%. That seems pretty poor and means if I was recharging it daily with solar permanently attached it would only last for about 3 years. I’ve no doubt it would be ok for occasional use in a campervan though.
We have used the th-cam.com/users/postUgkxOTeIs0vv4_9B5hsmnLsk9r930uDQLu_Y for probably 30 hours with our camper and it’s been great! The noise level is really only noticeable when running the AC and other appliances like the microwave, hair dryer, or coffee pot. It’s not huge like other ones and it has wheels so even at 90lbs, I can move it!
well Lou - like Manuel, I know nothing - and feel I'm too old to learn about technical issues - but I always watch through your reviews riveted - at least I can tell my husband what Lou said!
The best thing is that when you change van the unit can come with you. My main worry is that the battery only lasts about 800 cycles and doesn’t appear to be replaceable. This doesn’t compare well to your van battery lifespan.
After 800 cycles it will have 80% capacity, it will still work after 800 cycles, it will just have a 1600wh capacity rather than 2000wh capacity. That’s full 100% discharge cycles, in reality something else will break long before you get near 800+ cycles, probably some tiny component, or the inverter if you use it a lot. That’s the big disadvantage of all of these solar generators, one tiny component can bring down the whole thing, on a built in system it’s easy to replace a broken component.
Hi Louise, enjoyed your video.........I don't have a camper van or need or even understood most of the stuff you were explaining, just nice to see you.
Very good review. Installation of a transfer switch on the shore power inlet would allow a nice secure inside installation of the DeltaMax. I’ve done that in my Airstream and added two Ecoflow Extra Batteries and 600W of rooftop solar for a system that meets our boondocking needs.
Hi Louise x Your brilliant showing about the eco flow delta Max I am thinking’s getting one and if it the top model out there so I have nothing to worry about Coz it got the lots I need to my Motorhome transit Duetto Autosleeper van I have to use a solar panel to charge it or at home and camping site I do think you don’t have to worry about the generator that make noise anymore We are the spoons couples Eric and Margaret from Basildon Essex hopefully one day we may bump into you xxxx Keep up with the TH-cam
This is what all the other reviewers have missed, I was looking at upgrading my bought van to lithium (even went to the same place you got your batteries) but after all the faff and cost I realised I would only have a system that eventually would be sold with the van in the future. This way I will always own and have the upgrade👌
I'm going to doing my own van conversion once I hve saved up the money and reviews like this are really helpful to me. They help me to make decisions on what to use in my van, which brands ect. Keep it going! x
The power packs are great yes But it still needs a system to hook up to so all the wiring lights And everything els still needs to be done so you now have the 2000 pounds bill for power pack for plus the 1500 pounds is bill to fit out your van with electrics to accommodate the power pack
Totally agree. As a back up, a small power pack could be useful, but realistically if your building a van, you need an electrical system. As a pack to take in a day van or tent for a few days then yes. But that said we do tend to build vans that are pretty well built for off grid camping, so I may be biased. On the plus side...nice review Lou...and for giving it to someone 👍...very generous.
Hi guys, I’ve seen several van builds now (smaller vans) that are using this to run all lights, water pump, sockets etc so it’s definitely doable. It drastically reduces components and cables as you don’t have individual mppt, mains charger, battery cables and all the relevant fuses etc etc. I do say in my review that I’d still be inclined though to install a full system, but then we are travelling for extended periods of time. It all depends on your needs I think. I had the time to put in installing my own system, for someone that works all week and wants to get away at weekends rather than learn and install electrics this may be a better option. Thanks for the comments guys 😀😀
Was entertaining having all the electrics rewired to work all the 240’s, but like you’ve said after labour it would work out much more expensive than buying an Ecoflow, and another plus is that you get to keep it if for some reason you change wagon, seems like a no brainer to me, if you can review it again with a discount in September when I can afford one that’d be great 😃👍🏻
usual high standard, good research and delivered by someone who would know how it can help with van life, putting your knowledge of developing an own build van into you review is what makes these so good. Also if the supplier discounts or gifts the product you deserve for your honest opinions, take the freebies you earn them via your research,and time
Thanks Ian
@@campervibeTry the new smaller Ecoflow Delta 2. 😉
well done Lou, I wondered how you were going to tackle another review on a power pack, I should not have worried brilliant as always and it is obvious why they were so keen for you to review it, and lucky Mat for having a mate like you
Thanks so much Mervyn 😀😀
@@campervibe The discount finished on 17th June - you put this video out on 17th around 6pm !! (well, according to utube). Not much time, or no time at all if you didn't pick this up until (like me) just after midnight on the 18th !! I think you have to tell these promoters that it takes a while to test something, then to get the video done, then not everybody is going to see it immediately . . . so the discount dates have to be realistic for them to get the influx of buyers that they are hoping for. I hope the company involved here reads these comnents ... 👍
@@campervibe oh, my mistake ... its up to 17th JULY that's good then ... great 🤣👍💯✔
Have an EcoFlow (River 600 MAX) in my RV, and must say it's stellar. My setup is that I use the EcoFlow with the brand solar panels when I have sun to tap into, and petrol generator for when I need to fastcharge the EcoFlow or when I need to charge my lithium battery. I use the EcoFlow to run my laptop for working on my images on the road and as my entertainment center in the evening. When I use it to run my laptop setup it also runs an external ASUS ProArt screen along with my laptop.
Phew, you didn't slate it. Bought one a couple of weeks ago with the exPawers discount code. I use it in my house when I'm at home with 800w of solar on my shed roof, I use 3 of the 240v sockets to power my office, lounge and kitchen. My panels are facing south at virtually the optimal angle for the UK. Then I can take it in my motorhome which I'm doing right now as I've had big electrical problems recently, it has saved the day!
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I know this is a paid advertisement, but you were honest and harsh, and made a good rewiew.
I know how to wire my camper, I have done solar before and I own both a generator and a big pure sine inverter, and I still wonder if this is not the way to go, I can bring it inside when I park my camper for the winter and keep it charged and have as a backup if the grid goes down, I can bring it to worksites and so on.
One of the best realistic reviews of solar generators I have seen so far. Another advantage of this system if you have the extra external solar panel kit is you can park the van in the shade to keep cool whilst still using the system, handy for us pet owners who need to keep the van cool during those hot days.
That’s a brilliant point! I hadn’t even considered that! 😀😀
Purchased one today since they had a sale. Excited to try it out!
If I had a camper van I'd have brought one just from this video. But it has given me food for thought on reducing my current energy bills at home. I could run lights, tv's, chargers, kettle, coffee machine, toaster, small microwave, internet, fans, PC etc. All from this box. Throw in a little cable to a couple of rooms and lets face it, we generally only use lounge and bedroom 90% of the time, so would be easy to do. During the summer it would be cost effective with the right solar panels and from the initial outlay it would pay for itself withing 3-4 years.
Louise, like you I'm pretty fed up with freebie eco flow posts, however, your post was really informative and addressed most of the questions I had regarding whether it could be used as a replacement for electrical installation. What promised to be a dull watch was actually pretty interesting. Well done!
Glad it was of some use Robert 😀
this was the best review ever! I want more! thorough but concise. sticking to the point and important stuff. I do love your travel videos as well. you are just th best (both of you of course!) 😍
Aw thanks 😊
Another excellent review. Very informative. In plain English.
I’ve already bought the delta mini (1400W) which is perfect for my off grid workshop with solar panels to constantly recharge.
Yes, they are expensive, especially with the solar panels, but you get what you pay for, so yes, would also definitely recommend as well.
My only gripe is that the 3 pin power outlets are located on the other side to the display, but then I use the app to control them so not a major problem.
I understood about 17% of the review and stayed for the good company. Good of you for paying it forward to Matt.
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Living in Florida, we’re prone to lose power at any moment. We can move our Ecoflow (w/extra batts) from van to home (via a transfer switch) using a Parkworld 886115A…10ga (2) 15a male plugs Y adapted to (1) L14-30 plug from Parkworld on Amazon. Truly portable and powerful. Excellent video. Thanks.
Excellent review Lou. I’ve seen dozens before but you put into the most understandable way possible. Comparing it to your system was great. To me the capacity of them is more important than the maximum output and you explained it perfectly. Please do some more on your photography channel, again you explain things perfectly for me.
Hi Dave could you let me know where to find her photography channel please as I can’t seem to find a link . Many Thanks
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I think once we are back in the swing of things she will do some more stuff on there 😀
You don't need any reviews to tell you the capacity of batteries. Just look at the manufacturer's website
Another great video!
After doing my research, I opted for the Bluetti AC200MAX with additional battery. It also has a 100w USB-C, 2 X USB-A 18w and 2 standard USB. In addition, it has 2 X 15w wireless charging pads built in and 4 X 240v sockets.
The performance is incredible and I’ve successfully run my air-con and my Alde heating/water. I use a matching Bluetti SP350 panel and have achieved 328w from it.
There’s no denying these beasts are heavy. As someone who is definitely not an eco-warrior, it is wonderfully satisfying to even brew a pot of coffee and and make a sausage sandwich purely with the power of the sun. Yes, it’ll take a while to reach break-even but I’m cool with that.
Nice, you got to get what’s right for you and your needs 😀
You can also make your own build using this as a hybrid system combining traditional electrical system and Ecoflow Max (or similar). For example, you could have a separate 100+ Ah LFP battery for all 12v DC connected to a distribution/fuse panel and connect the battery to a small 12v charger to charge the battery from the Ecoflow. Ecoflow would be the hub to combine all options for charging, a 240v AC unit and additional battery. AC / DC load would be distributed to separate batteries. This would be cheaper option than buying a Ecoflow extra battery and there's no limit on (DC) battery size. You could take the Ecoflow out of the van for a fast charge from the grid and still have 12v DC working, including your compressor fridge! This would also tackle the problem, if you need to fix or replace the Ecoflow system. The 12v/240v charger to the extra house battery could be connected to grid with an extension cord while having service for the Ecoflow. I would go this route, if I would build a campervan. Easy setup and still very flexible and capable, best from the both worlds. Need more AC or charge capability, just update the Ecoflow.
Hey! This is exactly what I'm trying to do! What cables would I need to connect LFP to Ecoflow?
Forgive me if someone else has made a similar comment, I looked at a lot!
This off the shelf product is great, your review seemed fair and honest and perhaps was on the premise you would be adding it to an existing factory system.
My problem with these power packs is everything has to be plugged into that box. What about hard wired LED lights, Sirocco fans and USB outlets where you want them to be not where the box is? Eg: I want my phone here by me where I am not over there where the box is.
For a weekender you probably get away with it but if you want outlets where it suits you and other hard wired appliances it won't work.
Presumably if you had those requirements (who wouldn't?) there'd be a place in the van to put the unit and plug in things like lights etc into the 3-pin sockets - ie you'd still wire in circuits to various other places but all the gubbins is in the one box and portable.
Great objective video. We got a delta max 2000 based on John & Mandy’s recommendation and can back up everything you said. It’s perfect to power our factory motorhome off grid without drilling holes and understanding all the electrics. Thanks Lou!
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Just bought one of these for additional power in my Land Rover, it has a basic split charge system with a 72ah leisure battery. Space is tight to I wanted a relatively compact way to give me more power and an inverter without a sprawling built in system taking up valuable storage space. This just sits in the back plugged into the 12v socket connected to the leisure battery, turn on the socket on the Ecoflow and isolate the leisure battery and this powers my whole system , turn off the socket and turn the leisure battery back on and the system runs off the leisure battery. No messing with the existing system just plug in and go.
To increase the charging whilst driving, buy a 300w inverter and attach it to your engine battery and charge the Ecoflow from that, not only is that giving more power than 12v but you can use fast charging on the Ecoflow as well.
The best thing about this video to me is that you were given a piece of very expensive kit and your first thought was of someone else, you are good people.
We like to try to be that’s for sure 😀
Great review thank you. So pleased to know that the power bank I bought on a hunch because I don't have a great understanding of electrics for our new Auto-Trail built Expedition. We charge it up at home or on site when we inevitably have to go to a campsite for fresh water and dump grey waste.
Next I would like to get solar so we stay off grid longer. As we now have two cassettes fresh water would be our only limit to time off grid them and water is probably the easiest of the elements needed for the offgrid in the van.
Good to know this was one of our better decisions.
This was SO helpful. We are planning our first van build in 2023, and wanted a simple plug-and-play type of solution! 🎉
I bought one as a back up for the home and for the occasional excursion. Happy with it.
Lou, this is the best power bank video I have seen. You have explained it very eloquently and in simple terms, so a duffer like me understands!
Also good if you change vans, you take it with you. No worry about electrical system on the new van.
too heavy for me but I wouldn't go anywhere else for advice on all things van life. I'm looking for something smaller, solar generator but with high output for full time caravan that has all the bells and whistles to sustain life as i know it 24/7/365 in a tow caravan. Abdominal scarring from my kidney cancer stops me from lifting that weight. Thanks Lou, have a blessed week ahead 🙏
You can get a GIANDEL 300W Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter (around £60) that plugs into the 12v socket on the van and charge the power station twice as quick as the normal 120W via the normal 240V charge setting. Obviously, if you do that only do it while you are travelling and unplug it before you stop so the van battery is not drained of power.
I’ve watched so many power pack reviews......but I will say that is the best by a mile.
Well done Lou ! And many thanks.
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Hello Lou must say genni all the way.we used a genius for years but now we have lots of solar and 2x 100amp batteries plus a small inverter.
We fulltime and if massive power was needed then a fixed on board genni , petrol or diesel. Diesel direct from the van tank. We charge , 2xphones 2x tablets, hoover, shaver, 2x fans, watch TV, lights etc.
At last! A clear and straightforward description of a no brainer alternative to tackling the minefield of upgrading the electrics of a commercially produced van. Job done.
Very interesting Lou, great to see a comparison with the cost of having a system installed for an off the shelf van. Good review, well done.
Really glad you did another power bank review because you're so thorough and clear even for a non-technical person to understand.
Cheers Hannah
I just bought a delta max a couple of months ago after spending hours / days watching reviews. This will be my only source of power for my conversion. I decided that rather than spending fortunes putting electrics in my van I’d go with a SPG that I can be used in multiple settings from powering my caravan to back power for the house. Other than the sound deadening insulation and carpeting everything is removable so my van can return to bring just a van and everything can be reused in my next conversion. If your interested in buying one keep a look out for Amazon flash sales I got mine for £1699 full price £1999.
Great video. If possible wait for new ECO flows or go for top of the range Delta Max Pro if you have a big enough wallet as the battery life cycles are much longer in the lithium iron phosphate batteries.
Good arguments: How easy to use, and to install.
Even for Beginners, who don´t know much about electric systems.
You don´t need to know, because this is ready made, to use.
Also interested, how much does it costs, compare to self made.
If you can get this powerstation for free, for your video - it is worth this work. Congratulation.
Great video, it’s plug and play simple for people who has no clue. Today is 4th July 2022 and my Delta Pro came. One thing you did not mention you can charge it in a EV station for about £5. I to have a MotorHome mine is 3600w weight 100lb shame it’s bigger than your one you have there. Yours fits under our seats mine is way to big. Having those big window on his van he can put 100w solar panel in the window and still drive. I am 5ft4 and with my panels I can see my clocks my window wiper and mirrors with out moving my body just my head as normal so saying that you can charge with cig lighter and solar at the same time. Great video even better product. Thanks for sharing Ray K. UK. YNWA.
Thank you so much for comparing an electrical build to ecoflow. I've been saying this for months. For some people this a better alternative. Also if sell your van you can pull it out. You can also take it in the house.
Respect Lou. I thought this was going to be yet another promotion video. I'm pleased I watched it instead of moving on by. I have even learnt from it. Hats off to you for helping your friend out.
Thanks Ian
Found this a fantastic in depth , yet easily explained vid . One thing however , you said the unit has an 800W MPPT controller , but don’t put in anymore than 800W . An MPPT ( Maximum Power Point Tracker ) controller is a regulator of power in itself . You could rig this up to 10,000W of solar panels but you’ll never damage it or overload it as that what an MPPT controller does . When the battery is charged fully the unit will stop itself from taking a charge . Great if you use it year round as you can then “ over panel “ yourself for cloudy winter days
Hi there! Thank you 😀 and I get what you’re saying, however, manafacturer suggests no more than 800 watts. As you’d void the warranty if anything went wrong I wouldn’t want to reccomend to anyone to do more. Just in case. Hope that makes sense. 😀😀
Personally I bought a Bluetti ac200p , but that was a while ago now when they first come out . If this Ecoflow was on the market then I think there’s a good chance I would have bought this instead . This has a slightly larger MPPT controller , a slightly bigger inverter , and 4 240V plugs rather than 2 . They’re the biggest takes I see on this for anyone interested in comparing the two .
@@campervibe yes it makes perfect sense . The whole things a frigging minefield of what to do and what not to do lol . Like I said . Great vid and I like the way you explained it 👍🏻
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I have the delta Max with 2 spare batteries, I use wifi router in RV, SIM from ais Ipad, ok I adjust the speed of charging , I have a dual battery truck system with 2,000 watt inverter to charge ac side charging adjust down to 1000 watt or lower depending how far I drive. also I use Solar Charging. With Dual battery I have 4 12 volt parallel connected at 300 AH to run inverter , in 2-3 hours charge all 3 batteries from 50 %/60 % . Now charging 12 volt through Solar connecter it will change from solar to Car charger sign. it does work but 120 watt input . (do not use cig lighter . Now I have also hooked up 400 watt Echo Flow solar panel , charging same time my dual battery invert working , yep works good .
We sleep on or van & it is not our van ok having said this we have just got the EcoFlow DELTA 2 Portable Power Station with a EB & omg we use this for our sandwich maker, tassimo machine, in the winter a oil filled radiator to keep her in doors warm we will use this to charge her mobility scooter up we have laptops phones, tablets & a 32 in Tv & the set up we have is going to be a game changer Having said this the contract on the van ends in two years time so I am dafo going to Buy a Luton Van with a lift at the back for her mobility scooter great review the fast charge is why we went for this over the other power stations ps we love you guys
If you make up an adapter, you could charge the unit via your B2B system
Superb review. Best I've seen on this topic. I'm a retired electrical engineer and worked on renewables for 30 years so am familiar with DC wiring batteries etc. I haven't got a van yet but if I did I would reduce power use and simplify any wiring, and have minimal luxuries similar to a T2 VW camper incomplexity but post 2015 van due to dpf issues(preferably petrol not hybrid)but with a portable Lithium ion Po4 battery. I just think it enhances the experience and keeps stress levels low! Eric 3njoys earth youtube van design tuturial the ultimate for me but with portable battery. Everyone has different needs but this would work for me and many people having seen alot of van build videos.
I have a home DIY off grid solar panel set up but I'm going to tell you I absolutely love my ecoflows, I have a few of them of various sizes.
surely you could plug into your built in system (240V plug) and the alternator would charge the built in system and the built in system charges via the inverter.... I wonder if that will recharge better while driving....... or maybe getting an alternator charger via an inverter to a mppt to a plug to exclusively charge while driving......... also ecoflow does an lpg / petrol dual fuel generator that would fit into a toolbox with a drawer slide for a fridge (ventable) hang on the back door of a van, install under a truck camper.... that auto starts to recharge the solar generator when it hits 30%...... but yes it is a great system, even at current prices
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I work on boat electrical systems as a second job. This is a fantastic knowledgeable video.
Thanks Samantha
Nice Review! I just got one for myself and can't wait to use it next camping season. Another advantage that i can think of is portability...
I am absolutely sick of seeing power pack pack video's but you have the knack of making everything interesting and entertaining and well done in gifting to your friend! x
Thanks Jane
Exactly the video I was looking for, addressing all the van power issues I’ve been mulling. Thank you so much for taking the time to do a proper review including self install costings for comparison.
We had the eco flow river but it only ran Fri sat using daves nebulizer machine & security man at the festival charged it for us so we could stay another night, now we have extra battery & the solar pannel & don't have to worry about power, we love eco flow but instead of going for a larger one in the future, we may just buy the same again so we have twice the power & if one breaks, we have a spare 😅
Good review, I bought one, not that model, with 200w solar, & extension cables, that way I can put them in the back garden, charge it up, power my microwave, and other accessories like computer, iPad, camera, etc. also very useful during power cuts.
Then with a camper like you say no need for expensive install. On a VW pop top not much room for solar, or internally for all the components, especially as storage, space is not the best. 2yrs warranty. I wonder if at some point they will do refurb for installing new batteries.
OMG! I think the first 10 minutes my laptop had some sort of bug problem, Lou was speaking in a strange foreign language. After that, it all settled down again....phew. As ever, a really informative vlog and for the electrically uneducated among us you do help a lot. Looks and sounds like an amazing system. Now can we go back to watching you and the 'snack bandit' getting out and about and giving us all some more fabulous top tips on places to go and things to see. Awesome as usual, such a talent.
😂😂 no that’s just her not your laptop
Ya getting good at this😂😂 Brilliant vid, very well explained, don’t need any more info, you covered it all.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Exactly the info I was looking for, a cost comparison between portable battery pack vs fitted system. Thank you very much !!!
These [generators ] are great and your discription is superb as usual but a lot of vanlifers cannot afford them and it maybe sticks in the throat when others get them free ok if you make a vid about them.
Don't watch you channel, but bloody el, that was exactly how I would like all reviews to be, informative concise and to the point.
Thanks for the info 👍
Your waffle is always interesting and informative and an honest appraisal of each product featured. l thouroughly enjoy watching you both on your travels, the presentation and quality of the videos is of a professional standard. The 2 min tours are also very enjoyable and the banter and innuendo between you both is great Thanks for sharing. xx
Thanks James, glad you are enjoying them 😀
Superb and comprehensive review. This looks perfect as an additional 'back-up' supply for a narrowboat. Thank you!
The Delta Flow 2 is around 1000€ in Europe right now and I'm sure you could find it for less in if you get a sales price. I think it's worth it
Great review, but you didn't comment on one of the really helpful features of the Delta Max - the app that lets you control the unit, adjust various parameters, and in general see what's going on, all from your cell phone. If you have wifi, the app works on wifi. If you are in a remote location and don't have wifi, the Max generates its own limited range network and the app continues to work within a few hundred feet of the unit itself.
Great review, Lou. Even though quite a few You Tubers are reviewing Ecoflow, yours was one of the best, if not the best !!!
Cheers 🙂
I love Ecoflow.. I can run 3 litre instant pot with this .. yet to try all the attachments.. I will recommend it ❤️
Having looked at many and watched many vlogs on solar chargers can I say your is as usual right up there, informative and covers all the points. I'm torn between eco delta and yetti 3000x so its good to see comparison. Take care
Thanks, hopefully it helps you out a little
I can only dream of getting one. I want one really bad but can not afford one.
Delta pro which is bigger has batteries that will go with it too which would have probably helped out with power system with either of the generators deltamax or the Delta pro.
That was very informative and incredibly useful. I might get one of those if and when I can afford one for my RV.
Would it be possible to run an inverter from the vehicle battery when driving and charge the eco flow from that ? If you had a 500 watt inverter surely that that would charge it quicker than the 120 watts you get from the accessory socket, my knowledge of vehicle electrics is rudimentary but sounds feasible to me, any comments most welcome 👍🏻🇬🇧
Brilliant review lass .that company is going to make a mint from this. I normally get board with such promotions but you had me engaged while I was multi tasking.. cheers to you both. From NZ
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Hi. Have the 2000 Max and an additional 2000 battery plus the 400w. panels and had a back order of the solar tacker that's just arrived - expensive at £3k and the whole shebang for about £8k but as an ardent prepper really worth it - so much piece of mind. Also have a litlle electric Citroen Ami and yet to find precisely how to charge the quad from the Delta Max - seems to take forever ... should I run on X Boost setting ?! Really impressed with the whole setup and nice to have it all from the same brand - only thing left is the generator to buy but really no need for this however can see it can get you out of a hole on cloudy/dull days... build quality of everything is brilliant - see Hampshire Generators wensite in the UK who supplied all my kit. Again - 1 x 2000 Delta Max ; 1 x add on powerbank 2000; 400w solar panel and finally the solar tracker... happy to run small hob and oven in the garden - ( Robert Dyas about £100; and a small fridge from same source for the same sort of money) - sorted. Good to see your vid. confirmed my feelings ...
Are the solar panels that you get for them water proof 😊
I "know" electrics (not officially qualified)
I wouldn't hesitate to install this in a build from scratch van, or to upgrade.
I'd go as far as to suggest maybe a second, smaller one as a backup as well?
Then, rather than too much solar on the roof, a couple of the portable panels.
The advantage of those?
Let's say you have a roof rack and it's winter.
Face one side of the van towards the (low) sun, hang the panels on the side using some form of loop from the rack.
You max out the panels because they directly face the sun..... and if it snows, no cleaning required.
You could even hang them vertically (short end at the top).
It is if you get the Y adapter and you put dual panels charging the system....
Great job Lou, you always give an excellent and honest opinion and that’s what I like. By the end of this year we will be spending more time off grid. I’ve watched countless reviews on the Max and it comes across as just what I’m looking for. We have a factory built conversion and I have no electrical expertise so this will make life a lot easier. I don’t want to keep moving it about in the van so will have to consider the location and the room to fit it. Thanks for sharing 👍Xx
Code used guys. Got a Delta Max coming. Very informative vid as usual 👌
Wouldn’t it be better to go for the delta 2 as they have the the better batteries an you get 3000 charging cycles as the max you only get 500 charging cycles, the big difference in life span on them both
Thanks for the video. I'm seriously considering this one or bigger for my lorry tiny home. Great watch cheers Paul
Watched so many of these now surprised ecoflow are making any money with all the freebies 😂
Hi lou that was a good revue well done mate. Like your travels round different places as well. 😉
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The best review I have seen Lou, now can you get Ecoflow to send you their complete small home unit RV kits for another excellent review.
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I bought the Delta a while back from Leroy merlin and it went on the fritz just 15 days after purchase.
Leroy Merlin told me they would send it back to Ecoflow for repair which was a complete lie as Ecoflow don't even have a service point on Tenerife where we live.
Luckily we ended up being offered a refund.
It made me really think about what I need, where I will get it from and more importantly, what recourse do I have if it goes wrong.
Looks like a good bit of kit but the inverter draws a lot of power and the Ecoflow is not the most efficient.
Sorry but they also put NCM cells in the Delta max which is a fire risk which os one of the main reasoins I am grateful mine went on the fritz as I am now looking at Bluetti.
I’ve been looking at several similar power options for my summerhouse in the garden and you almost sold me on this until I read that it has a life expectancy of only 800 charges up to 80%. That seems pretty poor and means if I was recharging it daily with solar permanently attached it would only last for about 3 years. I’ve no doubt it would be ok for occasional use in a campervan though.
We have used the th-cam.com/users/postUgkxOTeIs0vv4_9B5hsmnLsk9r930uDQLu_Y for probably 30 hours with our camper and it’s been great! The noise level is really only noticeable when running the AC and other appliances like the microwave, hair dryer, or coffee pot. It’s not huge like other ones and it has wheels so even at 90lbs, I can move it!
well Lou - like Manuel, I know nothing - and feel I'm too old to learn about technical issues - but I always watch through your reviews riveted - at least I can tell my husband what Lou said!
Find something and click it. 😅❤️❤️ Well done and good on you for taking the opportunity to help a friend.
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The best thing is that when you change van the unit can come with you.
My main worry is that the battery only lasts about 800 cycles and doesn’t appear to be replaceable. This doesn’t compare well to your van battery lifespan.
After 800 cycles it will have 80% capacity, it will still work after 800 cycles, it will just have a 1600wh capacity rather than 2000wh capacity. That’s full 100% discharge cycles, in reality something else will break long before you get near 800+ cycles, probably some tiny component, or the inverter if you use it a lot. That’s the big disadvantage of all of these solar generators, one tiny component can bring down the whole thing, on a built in system it’s easy to replace a broken component.
Hi Louise, enjoyed your video.........I don't have a camper van or need or even understood most of the stuff you were explaining, just nice to see you.
Aw thanks Pauline 😀
Very good review. Installation of a transfer switch on the shore power inlet would allow a nice secure inside installation of the DeltaMax. I’ve done that in my Airstream and added two Ecoflow Extra Batteries and 600W of rooftop solar for a system that meets our boondocking needs.
normaly turn off when i see its an advert. but this was well presented and watched it all good job
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Thanks, Lou. It convinced me for my build; I have two left hands...
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Hi Louise x Your brilliant showing about the eco flow delta Max I am thinking’s getting one and if it the top model out there so I have nothing to worry about Coz it got the lots I need to my Motorhome transit Duetto Autosleeper van I have to use a solar panel to charge it or at home and camping site I do think you don’t have to worry about the generator that make noise anymore We are the spoons couples Eric and Margaret from Basildon Essex hopefully one day we may bump into you xxxx Keep up with the TH-cam
Great Lou was looking at that make , thanks a lot. You and Emily have a nice week
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This is what all the other reviewers have missed, I was looking at upgrading my bought van to lithium (even went to the same place you got your batteries) but after all the faff and cost I realised I would only have a system that eventually would be sold with the van in the future. This way I will always own and have the upgrade👌
I'm going to doing my own van conversion once I hve saved up the money and reviews like this are really helpful to me. They help me to make decisions on what to use in my van, which brands ect. Keep it going! x
A most comprehensive video Lou, without going over the top.
Cheers Mike
The power packs are great yes
But it still needs a system to hook up to so all the wiring lights And everything els still needs to be done so you now have the 2000 pounds bill for power pack for plus the 1500 pounds is bill to fit out your van with electrics to accommodate the power pack
Totally agree. As a back up, a small power pack could be useful, but realistically if your building a van, you need an electrical system. As a pack to take in a day van or tent for a few days then yes.
But that said we do tend to build vans that are pretty well built for off grid camping, so I may be biased.
On the plus side...nice review Lou...and for giving it to someone 👍...very generous.
Hi guys, I’ve seen several van builds now (smaller vans) that are using this to run all lights, water pump, sockets etc so it’s definitely doable.
It drastically reduces components and cables as you don’t have individual mppt, mains charger, battery cables and all the relevant fuses etc etc.
I do say in my review that I’d still be inclined though to install a full system, but then we are travelling for extended periods of time.
It all depends on your needs I think. I had the time to put in installing my own system, for someone that works all week and wants to get away at weekends rather than learn and install electrics this may be a better option.
Thanks for the comments guys 😀😀
Very good information, thank you very much. I like both you tech videos and the travel. You do a great job. Happy travels.
Was entertaining having all the electrics rewired to work all the 240’s, but like you’ve said after labour it would work out much more expensive than buying an Ecoflow, and another plus is that you get to keep it if for some reason you change wagon, seems like a no brainer to me, if you can review it again with a discount in September when I can afford one that’d be great 😃👍🏻
Brilliant vlog!!! In the process of buying a van!!!
Excellent review there Lou, I must say this was the best review of any product that I've ever watched unlike some which are utter garbage.
😆 cheers Barry
Hi Lou eventhough I dont need or have any interest in generators still enjoyed the vlog...have a great weekend and hi to Emily...cheers from Chile
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This is exactly what I plan doing. And you can get a refurbished unit from the manufacturer for about 25% less.
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