As always, great demonstration video. I like how you set up everything and showed how it works. You might want to mention that your current set up is only 14.4 kWh and not the full 25 kWh system capacity. Below is a list of prices for your system, along with what's needed for home backup power. (For those that asked about this) 1) Ecoflow Delta Pro (2) - $7,398.00 ($3,699.00 each) 2) Ecoflow Delta Pro Smart Extra Battery (2) - $5,598 ($2,799.00 each) 3) Ecoflow Smart Generator (2) - $2,798 ($1,399.00 each) 4) Ecoflow Double Voltage Hub - $139.00 5) Remote Control (2) $199.00 ($99 each) Total $16,132 Add these for home backup power: 1) Smart Home Panel - $1,599.00 2) Ecoflow 400w Solar Panel - $1,199.00 Total $2,798
Good to see that the Ecoflow App is very well worth it. No need to go to the Smart Generator to start them up, No need to walk up to the Delta Pro and Smart battery to look them up. Everything can be done thru the App. I love it.
Excellent video! You've got one hell of a system there! This answers the question I had for using the Smart Generator to charge the Delta Pro units while hooked up to the Dual Voltage Hub. I have 2 Delta Pros and a Dual Voltage Hub hooked up to a transfer switch with some portable solar panels and I just wanted to get 1 EcoFlow Smart Generator to as a backup to keep the Delta Pros running. Thanks!
I'm running the same setup but notice the main delta taking most of the work , meaning overnight the smart battery is at a higher state of charge, have you noticed this?
Can you imagine adding almost 2400W of solar plus the smart generator for back up and extra batteries you’re good for off grid The system is a bit pricey but at least with gas prices today. You’ll make it up.
Thanks for the review of your very powerful setup Gavin. This is actually the first time I have seen those wireless controllers in action. Kinda looks like the same LCD display on the Delta Pro.
@@fu4616 that’s a long way to cover the cost of the system (battery degradation) vs traditional hook up. But cool nice system if you got the stash to spend.
At ces ecoflow booth showed the ecoflow smart panel for RVs…it is like a stripped down delta pro and extra battery looking like their smart home panel double in size..would be awesome for RV and saves space
I think what you have there is the perfect home backup power solution. With more than 25kWh at your disposal you may never need to use the grid. I think getting some panels would make it even more better.
Gavin, I noticed you have a connector from your dual hub connecting the the two Delta Pros to your 50 amp three prong RV cable... may I ask where you got that? Eco Flow doesn't have the adapter. thanks,
Hey Gavin, great content. Quick question. Can I use a regular generator, say a duromax 20000 have a delta pro and a smart battery connected to the duromax the 30 or 40 amp port to recharge, while they are connected to a transfer switch to provide power to the house. I'm thinking the built-in inverter will clean the power coming from the duromax. Thank you
How would you recommend setting the charge rate on the Delta Pro for daily use? With 3 390 watt qcells under good sun the unit is charged early in the day. The unit goes to 100% and pulls in enough power to run all devices, well under the wattage being generated. So the battery is staying topped off. I’m. Not sure if it’s healthy for it to stay topped off all day. What are your thoughts?
That is absolutely fine, the charge controller takes care of everything and on the days you don’t have too much sun I it’s going to still be charged in one day. You’re not dealing with lead acid battery anymore. No worries 😉
Gavin thanks for this video. Have you found issues with the voltage on the 2 legs of the EcoFlow Power Hub? I read on EcoFlow's QA that the 240V split is 108V low on one leg and 132V high on the other leg. What adapter did you use to go from the EcoFlow Power Hub to your 50A RV plug? Can you post a link? The cable link in your description is for a different cable.
The two most expensive pieces are the 2 main pro units. Costco sells these in a bundle on sale (right now) for $4,500. That’s $3,000 cheaper than buying from EcoFlow. Then 2 of the extra batteries are on sale for $2,600 ($5,600 from EcoFlow for 2). There’s 4 of these so you’d have to double that. So you can save a lot with Costco. So the main expense in this setup is almost $19,000 pre tax at EcoFlow for the main portion of this setup but only and under $10,000 at Costco. Still a lot of money but if you ever consider buying a setup similar to this, consider a Costco membership and wait for them to put the EcoFlow stuff there on sale which happens at least twice a year. The current EcoFlow sales at Costco are good till December 24th
Wouldn't you have 2 Delta Pro Inverters and 4 Delta Pro Smart Extra Batteries to make the 25kWh system? With the two Smart Generator(gas) recharging when low. Looks like the system reviewed was a more like a 18kWh system.
Hello, Will the gen charge the extra battery as well as the Delta Pro at the same time? What input side do you use for the gen and the extra Batterey? Thank you.
I installed steam turbine and gas turbine power stations in 17 countries for a living over the years. For 30 years my home hobby was restoring generators, mostly Kohlers and Onans. I got rid of most, kept the best, bought a few modern inverter generators....one of them after Gavin's review. I still have a nice Onan standby diesel gen set on a 40 gallon fuel tank. It's noisy, it stinks, but it's totally reliable, and gets run with load once a month. But there is NOTHING like rigging for silent running on batteries, inverters, solar panels and charge controllers, especially at night. Aside from a few cooling fans, it's quiet and gives off no odors. I build my own ''solar generators'' .... what an ugly term but we are stuck with it. I call mine Sunshine Compressors. I believe in having backup on backup. My financial return on investment is 100 years+. Everybody screaming about ROI on solar equipment never considered their car, boat, or motorhome an investment that will pay itself back. Being retired, no mortgage, no bills, I don't weigh the cost. Yes, everybody should have more than one source of power if not a little Honda eu2200i, have 12 gage extension cords, and know how to use the generator. I will add this.... in August 2020 we had 100-110 degree days, lost the grid for 3 days and nights. I had my fridges and freezers on batteries. Some knobhead about 1/2 mile away had an annoying loud contractor 3600 rpm gen set running day and night, no shutdown to refuel. At about 3AM I was awake and it started to sound a bit different. A few seconds later it clattered loudly then stopped suddenly. No check da oil. I bet a rod went through the block.
I have the same setup 2 x delta pro + 2 x back up battery's. I do not have the ecoflow generators because I have the genmax 9000ied generator which I plan to manually alternate with on longer black outs where once my deltas get low I plan to switch to the genmax to power the home while I charge my ecoflows. I'm installing 2 dedicated 240v outlets to fast charge the Pros using 240v C13 cords so I have the option to quickly charge them and shut off the generator. My question with the ecoflow generators is once the deltapros get low enough to kick on the generators will they charge the delta pros(minus the power the house is consuming) and if so will they shut off again on their own once it reach a full charge? That would be very convenient if they worked like that.
The man with a great plan Yes when it comes to the Delta Pro charging with a smart generator they shut off the generator once it’s full charge and will restart it at 30% you can actually tell it what percentage to shut off and restart
@@GeneratorReviews that's pretty damn slick then. The main reason I went with the 9000ied is obviously I'm getting over twice the output of 2 ecoflow generators for less money and the flexibility in fuel but also with the soft start ac kit like you reviewed I'd have the option to run my AC as long as I'm not running any other real heavy loads. My AC + furnace uses a even 4kw running. My stove, drier and water heater are all gas so I shouldn't have a problem. It would be really nice if they made a external fuel tank for the ecoflows. 1 tank is rated for 3.5hrs full load which I'm ballparking it around 6000watts generated with one tank. If you ran the delta pros to 20% a tank of gas fuel would get you to 100% by the the time the tank is dry with no other load. If you were using basic home loads you probably be around 75-80%. For camping these are all non issues since your sacrificing for portability but for home it would be nice to not have to worry about it for a couple days. If I ever see them on sale for around 1000 I might jump on them Just because I really like the smart features. Great videos as usual my man!
I just received my Delta Pro, Smart Generator and 2 extra batteries that I purchased during Amazon Prime days. I was surprised to learn that I was missing the adapter that is necessary to make the Smart Generator connect to the Delta Pro. Neither box contained the adapter. I saw a lot of TH-camrs receive their adapters with the Delta Pro. I wrote EcoFlow and asked about the missing adapter. EcoFlow replied, if the adapter is not listed in the parts list of what comes in the box then I have to purchase the adapter. WTF!!!! Why sell “Smart” Generator that the customer can’t connect to anything. I mean, out of the box(es) how is this a “Smart” Generator at all. It’s really a Dumb Generator until you pay $70 plus tax and shipping and wait a few more days to receive the part. This is very stupid and petty on the part of EcoFlow. I am $9400 in on building a $18,000 system with EcoFlow and this is how they choose to treat their customers. 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
@@GeneratorReviews Yes. I am surprised too. But the biggest surprised is the email response that I got from EcoFlow blowing me off and telling me that it would be an extra cost. The company really believes that this is the right business model. I would have rather paid $75 more for the generator and received an adapter in the box.
i don’t like the fact that you have to unplug one of the smart batteries in order to hook up the smart generator because there are only two plugs in the inverter for batteries and generator…how do you charge the second battery??
@@SEXYTECH1000 Great question that’s the next video I’m going to break down the cost and compare it to gas especially with gas prices today going to the $5+
I recently purchased two Delta Pro power stations with the Dual Voltage Hub. When I connected the DVH to the power stations I immediately get a rapid flashing white light, hear some relays clicking and error code 553 shows up on the power station displays. No voltage out on the DVH. I've been working with Ecoflow support for a couple of weeks now and they still haven't even been able to tell me what error code 553 means. VERY frustrating.
Wow! So EcoFlow Solar products are on a full court press with so many TH-camrs. Why isn't anyone asking way the massive push to EV and Solar products manufactured by Chinese companies?! FYI, I'm not negative about solar systems, I'm anti-Chine-A crap!
@@GeneratorReviews By then utilities like Pacific Graft and Extortion, PG&E, will be charging $2 a kilowatt hour. Best spend the $$$$ now and be happy when the neighborhood has no power for weeks.
It all depends on if you plan on leaving it in one location. The EcoFlow delta pro are easily able to be relocated but the BLUETTI are not easily transported I like both systems but that’s one of my main problem
Thank you I was leaning towards the Eco flow but yes I will be moving around once a month to go camping and then use it at home I just wanted to know your opinion because I love your videos and you have excellent reviews
Most likely that only one generator will work, but not optimal. You connect the one Delta Pro with the DC cable, and the other one using the AC outlet.. The problem is that it will only detect the SOC on the one Delta Pro.
@@spartanpatriot3163 have you tried or does it say so in the manual? The port in used in the video is a DC port. Most likely this will adjust the CC part of charge based on the total load. That's no problem to implement. The AC input on the power bank (aka solar generator) can also be adjusted ... So you just claiming 1800W do not prove anything the one or the other way....
I can't see how it's more possible.To have more watts with a gas generator from delta When it's 1800 W, max from each of that's only 3600 W between the 2. Then you gotta bite fuel and always buy fuel, which is very costly and if you don't believe me, buy gas for 2 years straight through running your fuel generator how much is it gonna cost you? Oh wait.I should have said 4 years because it's gonna take that long.Get your money back worth on it.
MY Tale : TH-cam has many "WOOD GASIFIRE" BUILDS. By placing wood into a simple gasifier that can then Run your generator which then can charge up your battery banks with ZERO outlay if you can source the wood for free. Continuous free energy.
GEEZ!!! What do you PEOPLE DO for a living to buy all this shit?!?!?!?! That’s $14,000 worth of EcoFlow plus another $2,000 for misc additional crap! WHO can afford this stuff?!?!?!?!?!
@@GeneratorReviews ok. Thank you. If you see this is there a longer cord for this? I ask because I wouldn’t want to keep the pro and extra battery outside. To much $$ not safe.
I have put 2 Ecoflow Delta Pros in my bus build with 1.56kw solar. So far they have been incredible. Everything performs better than expected.
Awesome 😎
What's solar panels are you using??
@@grovedesign 330 watts panels
@@grovedesign hello, I’m running 2 390 watt qcell panels for each Delta Pro. Model Q.Peak Duo L-G5.2 390.
As always, great demonstration video. I like how you set up everything and showed how it works. You might want to mention that your current set up is only 14.4 kWh and not the full 25 kWh system capacity.
Below is a list of prices for your system, along with what's needed for home backup power. (For those that asked about this)
1) Ecoflow Delta Pro (2) - $7,398.00 ($3,699.00 each)
2) Ecoflow Delta Pro Smart Extra Battery (2) - $5,598 ($2,799.00 each)
3) Ecoflow Smart Generator (2) - $2,798 ($1,399.00 each)
4) Ecoflow Double Voltage Hub - $139.00
5) Remote Control (2) $199.00 ($99 each)
Total $16,132
Add these for home backup power:
1) Smart Home Panel - $1,599.00
2) Ecoflow 400w Solar Panel - $1,199.00
Total $2,798
Lol Thanks for the price break down
The smart generator also has a power rating
So how would he get it to 25kw? Add a couple more batteries?
Good to see that the Ecoflow App is very well worth it. No need to go to the Smart Generator to start them up, No need to walk up to the Delta Pro and Smart battery to look them up. Everything can be done thru the App. I love it.
Excellent video! You've got one hell of a system there! This answers the question I had for using the Smart Generator to charge the Delta Pro units while hooked up to the Dual Voltage Hub. I have 2 Delta Pros and a Dual Voltage Hub hooked up to a transfer switch with some portable solar panels and I just wanted to get 1 EcoFlow Smart Generator to as a backup to keep the Delta Pros running. Thanks!
That is a pretty powerful setup you got there. I have been using a Delta Pro + Extra Battery and I am pretty happy with my 7.2kWh setup for my cabin.
Thanks😎
I'm running the same setup but notice the main delta taking most of the work , meaning overnight the smart battery is at a higher state of charge, have you noticed this?
Great video, technically at 25kWh you are already power independent. Thanks for the tip also on how to properly place all of them. Kinda neat.
Can you imagine adding almost 2400W of solar plus the smart generator for back up and extra batteries you’re good for off grid
The system is a bit pricey but at least with gas prices today. You’ll make it up.
Thanks for the review of your very powerful setup Gavin. This is actually the first time I have seen those wireless controllers in action. Kinda looks like the same LCD display on the Delta Pro.
Yea the exact same one
Very interesting. Great job keep them coming 👍
Thanks for watching 💯😊
Awesome demonstration! Thank you!
$10,000 is my guess. That's alot of scratch! Thanks for the great information.
As shown, that is over $16,000 according to ecoflow store.
@@fu4616 that’s a long way to cover the cost of the system (battery degradation) vs traditional hook up. But cool nice system if you got the stash to spend.
Finally, Thank you for making his video, very cool
👍🏾Thanks
Happy Memorial Day sir
Happy Memorial Day 👍🏾
Oh man now that’s a setup to drool over 🤤
Amazing eco flow delta pro video 😎👍
Thanks 😊
At ces ecoflow booth showed the ecoflow smart panel for RVs…it is like a stripped down delta pro and extra battery looking like their smart home panel double in size..would be awesome for RV and saves space
sweet setup!
I think what you have there is the perfect home backup power solution. With more than 25kWh at your disposal you may never need to use the grid. I think getting some panels would make it even more better.
Yep I 💯% agree with you.
@@GeneratorReviews If you want plug and play. Not even close to a 48Volt system with an All in inverter and panels. for less money.
Man, that’s a slick setup. Pricey, though. Good video.
Thanks 😊 yes very pricey
Daggum that’s a cool 25k worth of EcoFlow gear.
Epic setup! 👌🏻😎👌🏻🎯
🫡 Thanks
Impressive 😎
Thanks 👍🏾💯
Awesome set up.
👍🏾💯thanks
: ) Nice job!
Very interesting. Have you done reviews comparing how long one of these battery packs last compared to a gasoline generator?
Not yet but thanks for the idea 💡 I will definitely consider that one👍🏾
What the “F”, you must have Big ass Bank! Go Brother!👍🏿👊🏿
👍🏾😅
What's up boss. Good idea on positioning of the devices.
Hey buddy
What’s up..Thanks 🙏🏾
Just trying to be like you boss. Ha. Power for days!
Lol yessir…
What's the best back up battery generator to power room AC, few tvs, refrigerator, freezer, wifi, gas hot water tank?
This has to be one of the best system out there price point maneuverability, I like the fact that you can build up the system in time.
Gavin, I noticed you have a connector from your dual hub connecting the the two Delta Pros to your 50 amp three prong RV cable... may I ask where you got that? Eco Flow doesn't have the adapter. thanks,
Wonder if you considered the PowerKits they launched recently. Seems like it might be more efficient.
Hi Gavin , great content. How much does this set up cost? Probably not the most cost effective.
Its not cheap but so worth it👍🏾💯
Hey Gavin, great content. Quick question. Can I use a regular generator, say a duromax 20000 have a delta pro and a smart battery connected to the duromax the 30 or 40 amp port to recharge, while they are connected to a transfer switch to provide power to the house. I'm thinking the built-in inverter will clean the power coming from the duromax. Thank you
Yes you absolutely can do that
How would you recommend setting the charge rate on the Delta Pro for daily use? With 3 390 watt qcells under good sun the unit is charged early in the day. The unit goes to 100% and pulls in enough power to run all devices, well under the wattage being generated. So the battery is staying topped off. I’m. Not sure if it’s healthy for it to stay topped off all day. What are your thoughts?
That is absolutely fine, the charge controller takes care of everything and on the days you don’t have too much sun I
it’s going to still be charged in one day. You’re not dealing with lead acid battery anymore. No worries 😉
@@GeneratorReviews So if I'm correct you can fully charge on a cloudy day?
@@David.L291 If you have enough solar power you can still fully charge on a cloudy day
Gavin thanks for this video.
Have you found issues with the voltage on the 2 legs of the EcoFlow Power Hub? I read on EcoFlow's QA that the 240V split is 108V low on one leg and 132V high on the other leg.
What adapter did you use to go from the EcoFlow Power Hub to your 50A RV plug? Can you post a link? The cable link in your description is for a different cable.
Thanks for letting me know let me check the link and I will verify the voltage when I get a chance
Thanks Scott
Just for fun or are you actually utilizing them?
That's like 3 million dollars of equipment..
I was thinking that 😵💫🤣
Inflation most be included 🤣
The two most expensive pieces are the 2 main pro units. Costco sells these in a bundle on sale (right now) for $4,500. That’s $3,000 cheaper than buying from EcoFlow. Then 2 of the extra batteries are on sale for $2,600 ($5,600 from EcoFlow for 2). There’s 4 of these so you’d have to double that. So you can save a lot with Costco. So the main expense in this setup is almost $19,000 pre tax at EcoFlow for the main portion of this setup but only and under $10,000 at Costco. Still a lot of money but if you ever consider buying a setup similar to this, consider a Costco membership and wait for them to put the EcoFlow stuff there on sale which happens at least twice a year. The current EcoFlow sales at Costco are good till December 24th
Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't this about 13,000 Plus for these four devices!!!
You’re not wrong
Wouldn't you have 2 Delta Pro Inverters and 4 Delta Pro Smart Extra Batteries to make the 25kWh system?
With the two Smart Generator(gas) recharging when low.
Looks like the system reviewed was a more like a 18kWh system.
The smart generator also have a output rating
Hello, Will the gen charge the extra battery as well as the Delta Pro at the same time? What input side do you use for the gen and the extra Batterey? Thank you.
Yes, it will charge the extra battery and inverter at the same time.
So much cost for so little, I don't get these. My $1000 10kW gas generator outperforms this whole setup for 1/15th the cost
If the grid goes down for an extended time, where will you get electricity to pump gas for your generator? The sun is a bit more dependable.
I installed steam turbine and gas turbine power stations in 17 countries for a living over the years. For 30 years my home hobby was restoring generators, mostly Kohlers and Onans. I got rid of most, kept the best, bought a few modern inverter generators....one of them after Gavin's review. I still have a nice Onan standby diesel gen set on a 40 gallon fuel tank. It's noisy, it stinks, but it's totally reliable, and gets run with load once a month. But there is NOTHING like rigging for silent running on batteries, inverters, solar panels and charge controllers, especially at night. Aside from a few cooling fans, it's quiet and gives off no odors. I build my own ''solar generators'' .... what an ugly term but we are stuck with it. I call mine Sunshine Compressors. I believe in having backup on backup. My financial return on investment is 100 years+. Everybody screaming about ROI on solar equipment never considered their car, boat, or motorhome an investment that will pay itself back. Being retired, no mortgage, no bills, I don't weigh the cost. Yes, everybody should have more than one source of power if not a little Honda eu2200i, have 12 gage extension cords, and know how to use the generator.
I will add this.... in August 2020 we had 100-110 degree days, lost the grid for 3 days and nights. I had my fridges and freezers on batteries. Some knobhead about 1/2 mile away had an annoying loud contractor 3600 rpm gen set running day and night, no shutdown to refuel. At about 3AM I was awake and it started to sound a bit different. A few seconds later it clattered loudly then stopped suddenly. No check da oil. I bet a rod went through the block.
You are not supposed to charge the delta pros from AC while being connected to the voltage doubler. You will fry the AC charger.
This one is equipped with a UPS feature that enables you to bypass the inverter and run loads off the AC input
I have the same setup 2 x delta pro + 2 x back up battery's. I do not have the ecoflow generators because I have the genmax 9000ied generator which I plan to manually alternate with on longer black outs where once my deltas get low I plan to switch to the genmax to power the home while I charge my ecoflows. I'm installing 2 dedicated 240v outlets to fast charge the Pros using 240v C13 cords so I have the option to quickly charge them and shut off the generator.
My question with the ecoflow generators is once the deltapros get low enough to kick on the generators will they charge the delta pros(minus the power the house is consuming) and if so will they shut off again on their own once it reach a full charge? That would be very convenient if they worked like that.
The man with a great plan
Yes when it comes to the Delta Pro charging with a smart generator they shut off the generator once it’s full charge and will restart it at 30% you can actually tell it what percentage to shut off and restart
@@GeneratorReviews that's pretty damn slick then. The main reason I went with the 9000ied is obviously I'm getting over twice the output of 2 ecoflow generators for less money and the flexibility in fuel but also with the soft start ac kit like you reviewed I'd have the option to run my AC as long as I'm not running any other real heavy loads. My AC + furnace uses a even 4kw running. My stove, drier and water heater are all gas so I shouldn't have a problem.
It would be really nice if they made a external fuel tank for the ecoflows. 1 tank is rated for 3.5hrs full load which I'm ballparking it around 6000watts generated with one tank. If you ran the delta pros to 20% a tank of gas fuel would get you to 100% by the the time the tank is dry with no other load. If you were using basic home loads you probably be around 75-80%. For camping these are all non issues since your sacrificing for portability but for home it would be nice to not have to worry about it for a couple days. If I ever see them on sale for around 1000 I might jump on them Just because I really like the smart features. Great videos as usual my man!
I just received my Delta Pro, Smart Generator and 2 extra batteries that I purchased during Amazon Prime days. I was surprised to learn that I was missing the adapter that is necessary to make the Smart Generator connect to the Delta Pro. Neither box contained the adapter. I saw a lot of TH-camrs receive their adapters with the Delta Pro. I wrote EcoFlow and asked about the missing adapter. EcoFlow replied, if the adapter is not listed in the parts list of what comes in the box then I have to purchase the adapter. WTF!!!! Why sell “Smart” Generator that the customer can’t connect to anything. I mean, out of the box(es) how is this a “Smart” Generator at all. It’s really a Dumb Generator until you pay $70 plus tax and shipping and wait a few more days to receive the part. This is very stupid and petty on the part of EcoFlow. I am $9400 in on building a $18,000 system with EcoFlow and this is how they choose to treat their customers. 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
The ones I bought came with the adapters I am surprised yours didn’t
@@GeneratorReviews Yes. I am surprised too. But the biggest surprised is the email response that I got from EcoFlow blowing me off and telling me that it would be an extra cost. The company really believes that this is the right business model. I would have rather paid $75 more for the generator and received an adapter in the box.
i don’t like the fact that you have to unplug one of the smart batteries in order to hook up the smart generator because there are only two plugs in the inverter for batteries and generator…how do you charge the second battery??
WOW, THAT'S A BEAUTIFUL SET UP GALVIN
Thanks buddy 👍🏾
@@GeneratorReviews YOU'RE SO WELCOME MY BROTHER , WHAT WOULD A SYSTEM LIKE THIS COST? EVERYTHING INCLUDED .
@@SEXYTECH1000 Great question that’s the next video I’m going to break down the cost and compare it to gas especially with gas prices today going to the $5+
Better his wallet then mine F that lol
@@shanew7361 IT LOOKS VERY EXPENSIVE , MY GUESS EASY $3000. AND MORE.
How long is the smart cable going from the solar generator to the gas generator?
And did it come with the smart generator?
The cable is 16 ft and yes it comes with it.
Thanks for watching
Can you connect 2 delta pros to the 2 extra battery ports of another delta pro instead of the extra battery?
Unfortunately, you can’t do that the adapter doesn’t allow you to
I recently purchased two Delta Pro power stations with the Dual Voltage Hub. When I connected the DVH to the power stations I immediately get a rapid flashing white light, hear some relays clicking and error code 553 shows up on the power station displays. No voltage out on the DVH. I've been working with Ecoflow support for a couple of weeks now and they still haven't even been able to tell me what error code 553 means. VERY frustrating.
I hope they figure it out soon but please keep me posted on how it goes I would love to know what happened.
If you start the smart generator without a load, does it automatically turn off? Mine turns itself off after 10 seconds without a load.
The one I have does not shut down after 10 seconds it actually keeps running with no load.
G3
Great idea new EcoFlow delta pro 3 check out online 👍 😀
Wow! So EcoFlow Solar products are on a full court press with so many TH-camrs. Why isn't anyone asking way the massive push to EV and Solar products manufactured by Chinese companies?! FYI, I'm not negative about solar systems, I'm anti-Chine-A crap!
How much solar can you have connected at the same time?
Each unit can accept 1600W Max, 11-150V, 15A.
So you can have the generator charge and use solar at the same time
This setup isn’t 25kw but looks good
KWH (kilo watt hour)
Price is crazy.
Yep they are proud of them 😱😅
Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't this system have a Max of 1200 W input of solar total?
The Delta Pro has a 1600 W solar of with this system that’s 1600w for each inverter
Price of the whole set up including the panels?
The price of the whole set up will be close to 10 grand
@@GeneratorReviews in realistic daily average use, how many years of service of solar before you start savings on electricity?
@@bemine014 probably two years
@@GeneratorReviews By then utilities like Pacific Graft and Extortion, PG&E, will be charging $2 a kilowatt hour. Best spend the $$$$ now and be happy when the neighborhood has no power for weeks.
16-19k depending on where you get it.
You dont need that many... give some out for free... jealous!
Curious to what system you would recommend eco flow or bluetti I’m going to use it for my trailer and a little home back up so I need a 30 amp plug
It all depends on if you plan on leaving it in one location. The EcoFlow delta pro are easily able to be relocated but the BLUETTI are not easily transported
I like both systems but that’s one of my main problem
Thank you I was leaning towards the Eco flow but yes I will be moving around once a month to go camping and then use it at home I just wanted to know your opinion because I love your videos and you have excellent reviews
Interesting but confusing. Do you need 2 generators if you have 2 Delta Pros?
Yes you need two smart generators for this setup
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Most likely that only one generator will work, but not optimal.
You connect the one Delta Pro with the DC cable, and the other one using the AC outlet..
The problem is that it will only detect the SOC on the one Delta Pro.
@@MichaelEricMenk no because it can only output 1800 watts
@@spartanpatriot3163 have you tried or does it say so in the manual?
The port in used in the video is a DC port. Most likely this will adjust the CC part of charge based on the total load. That's no problem to implement.
The AC input on the power bank (aka solar generator) can also be adjusted ...
So you just claiming 1800W do not prove anything the one or the other way....
Cost?
Cost break down in next video
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I can't see how it's more possible.To have more watts with a gas generator from delta When it's 1800 W, max from each of that's only 3600 W between the 2. Then you gotta bite fuel and always buy fuel, which is very costly and if you don't believe me, buy gas for 2 years straight through running your fuel generator how much is it gonna cost you? Oh wait.I should have said 4 years because it's gonna take that long.Get your money back worth on it.
What options are there for generators to recharge ?
You can use any generator to recharge it using the AC plug it just won’t be automatic
Unless there have been an update, I don't think you can AC charge if the dual voltage hub is connected.
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MY Tale : TH-cam has many "WOOD GASIFIRE" BUILDS. By placing wood into a simple gasifier that can then Run your generator which then can charge up your battery banks with ZERO outlay if you can source the wood for free. Continuous free energy.
Why can't I get money like that all that could buy me a rv to live in
I feel poor after watching this lol
Anyone wanna help me buy a rv to live in ?
GEEZ!!! What do you PEOPLE DO for a living to buy all this shit?!?!?!?! That’s $14,000 worth of EcoFlow plus another $2,000 for misc additional crap! WHO can afford this stuff?!?!?!?!?!
I wish I could afford 15000
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Hi Gavin.
I have one Pro but not there generator, do they plug the generator into the regular input into the pro’s regular power input?
The smart generator plugs in the exact same spot the extra battery plugs in
@@GeneratorReviews ok. Thank you.
If you see this is there a longer cord for this?
I ask because I wouldn’t want to keep the pro and extra battery outside. To much $$ not safe.