The Delta Pros (2) cannot be used in bypass mode to allow Grid or Generator power to pass thru when the Dual Voltage Hub is being used. This prevents using the Delta Pro to feed a Sub Panel with 240VAC Split Phase as a UPS.
my Delta Pro really came to the rescue during a recent power outtage following a weather event. Really versatile device. The android app lets me monitor its status.
This thing is awesome! So many charging options as well as a multitude of outputs. Be sure to get it online at least once to update the firmware. I bought this to use in my car hauling trailer. I use this trailer for "camping" trips with 2 SxS's in it. I added 200W of solar on the roof of the trailer and now I have a method for powering the lights, fan, cordless tool chargers, and SxS battery maintainers, as well as a DC ice chest style, refrigerator. My routine trips are 4 days and I have power to spare afterwards. The next month that I use it again, all of the batteries and the solar generator, are charged up and waiting. Love it!
You get the basic chords no extensions and if you want to expand just be aware of how expensive the batteries are. Very good,BUT Just be aware of how heavy the system is and if you want solar panels you’ll have to buy extra wiring if you put more than one panel on it in parallel or daisy chain and have some kind of extension wires
A phenomenal solution brought together by tech experts. I purchased the Dela Pro, two extra batteries, the AC unit and the 400W solar panel. These will replace the solar setup in my 2020 RV. Why? Because they are smarter, mobile, can handle multiple charges sources at once, I can use a EV charge station and more. The app works incredibly well! The only thing I'm missing is the generator. It's not very large as generators go and I have two others but it does something the others do not. It turns itself on when the batteries hit a certain percentage of charge and turns off when it's done. Amazing technology. I'm replacing the panels on the RV roof with 400W EcoFlow panels in a frame, running the charge cables to the inside where I have the current batteries and MPPT controller and charge them that way. Are they expensive per kWh? Yes. Are they worth it? Absolutely.