I bought this for my van build. It will give me the power I need for all the appliances I’ll use while camping. In the winter I’ll move it into the house and, if by chance, we lose power I’ll be set.
I purchased the Delta Pro generator along with a second battery in the 1800 W dual fuel generator also purchased two 400 W solar panels solar panels tested once early morning getting around 300 W pretty steady on one. Can’t wait to get contractor in get it all tied into the main frame looks like a good system will find out when first outage
I purchased a month ago drove across the US, and the only thing I noticed is that the cables plugged into EcoFlow Deltra pro vibrates lose occasionally. No harm, but wish cables were designed differently so not to stick out from the device. Easy to get dislodged. Othe wise so far works as promised.
I purchased this to replace the fossil fuel generator I use for my fifth wheel. Finally had a chance to use it this weekend for a trip to Yellowstone area during Memorial Day weekend. It worked wonderfully. First night used it just to run lights and TV by plugging in via 110 adapter while stopped at a truck stop for the night. Next night plugged into 30amp and was able to run one A/C, lights and TV. Did not try microwave and A/C at the same time but I will be running more test once I am back to the house.
I've used the Delta Pro, combined with an EcoFlow 400w portable panel set, and Honda ES2200 gas generator, for charging, for about a week straight now. I'm using it to power my RV while I build my house. The Delta Pro powers my RV at night as well as charging my power tool batteries. I have no real complaints other than having to switch to slow charging when running my gas generator. Not a big deal but inconvenient. We will be hooking the Delta Pro into our home electrical system as a backup once the house is done.
I looked at various backups for my ranch. This was affordable and simple to install. I had an electrician install the bypass switch and I just connected the cords. All the house plugs run off the battery including the fridge. It is enough power for a part-day outage which is most common here. If I need more I can add another battery or plug my generator into the back of the battery to charge while using by running a cable through the laundry room window. After a couple house the utility will have given me an estimate on power restoration. No more running around with extension cords or being stuck wondering if the power will go on in a short time. I will just flip the switch and turn on the battery.
We’ve upgraded our Rv in 2021 to a 5fr 42’ alpine 37kb ft living room it has two 15000 btu ac’s a residential refrigerator so I started adding solar and lithium batteries. The best thing I did was purchased the Ecoflow delta pro. Made some changes so I could hook up for off grid. Now I have two extra batteries, solar panel, delta max, rivers (4 of them). We used last season just had one extra battery and did a lot of non electric camping and was never short of power. Now we didn’t use the AC but had all the power we need. We’re looking forward to using the new system next month. Great stuff Ecoflow thanks!
I like this because its plug and play, its pricey but if you build your own and factor in time, money, safety and portability this is the best option for me.