Do you remember buying your first EcoFlow? 👀What was the plan back then? Charging your laptop on camping trips? Keeping the fridge running during an outage? 🔋You probably had a few questions, too:“How many watts does a fridge use?”“Are solar panels worth it?”Now, take a look at your setup today!That one power station might have a few friends now: solar panels, an extra battery, or even a second unit because someone else in the family kept borrowing yours. 😄Maybe you’ve learned a few tricks for saving energy at home, started using solar for a shed or DIY project, or expanded your setup as your household’s power needs grew.For this week’s #PowerDifferent conversation on the EcoFlow Forum, we’d love to hear how your setup has evolved. 🏡📸 Share your first setup and your setup today. What changed, and what made you take the next step?No old photo? Tell us what you started with and show us what you use now.Still using your original setup? Tell us what it’s been powering all this time! 💙

I have been frustrated by Self Powered mode. I would expect it to use the Titan battery when solar isn't available (such as at night) until it hits the Backup Reserve level, then go to grid use. I have only had the Titan take over in 2 short times in the last 3 days, for very small loads - and I was unsure why since even then, grid power was the majority used. It doesn't help that when I try to research the consumption, the time is ahead by several hours (picture for today, 10/18/26 shows it is 08:00, but it is about 04:30 here (and yes, my time zone setting is correct).The app shows on 10/17/26, the Titan supplied 58wh between 22:00 and 23:00 (10-11pm). AND, I used 258wh from the grid. Now, that time is probably not correct and I need to subtract about 4 hours, so that was between 6 and 7 PM. The app also shows that on 10/18/26 (today, from 03:00-04:00, the Titan supplied 94wh while the grid supplied 280wh. Again, I need to subtract about 4 hours, so that would be between 11pm and midnight on 10/17/26.So why has the Titan only discharged small amounts during those 2 times? After reading @RightyWright's post, it must again harken back to I don't use enough power at once. Quoting from the mentioned post (which is quoting from an EF communication), ". . . Our current discharge strategy is that each hot wire (L1 & L2) The power draw must exceed 150W for the unit to utilize battery power. . . "The only way I reached at least 300w is if both of my pellet stoves started firing at the same time, which is possible. From my understanding of the information presented, I got lucky and they are on separate legs.Oh yeah, and the only reason I looked at the Consumption, is that the app showed me that my total consumption was different from the grid (which of course, most of that use should have been attributed to yesterday because of the time variance - this makes my head hurt).

Hey EcoFlow family! 💙 Last night, while charging my new TITAN 5000+, the message“Battery calibration in progress (355)”kept blinking on and off but still charging. This is the first code I’ve come across on mine, so I wasn’t sure what was happening. Of course I know what that means but it just kept blinking and I don't like blinking🤪My charge limit was set to 80%. When I changed it to 100%, the blinking stopped, the message disappeared, and the battery continued charging.If you see this same message, check your charge limit. Maybe EcoFlow could add a software update that lets the battery charge to 100% when calibration is needed, then puts it back to our saved settings afterward. For those of us using limits of 20% and 80%, that could save some confusion.I’m still learning my TITAN and sharing what I find along the way! 🔋💙

This may be advertised as a home back up system, but in its heart of hearts it’s a more-than-capable portable battery station. Some say a major overkill. This is a great option for those folks who are crazy enough to use their DPUs in their Class A/B/C’s, travel trailers or fifth wheels. Pound for pound, it’s a lighter option without sacrificing inverter power. I’m preparing for my annual week-long autumn eastern sierras and Big Sur trip with my travel trailer and I’m bringing my Titan Plus along as my main power source. I’ll probably bring my Delta Pros in my truck cabin to charge with my dual alternator chargers and power dump into the Titan. I can’t wait to see how this setup will do. 😊

I initially had this concern too like some of the beta testers. The reason it is not discharging is that both legs L1 & L2 should be in use and must exceed 150 watts on each leg. I have screenshots of my test today to show the wattage and TITAN discharging. I have reached out weeks ago to the Ecoflow TITAN team about it and this is their response:"... feedback from the team for your reference.1. From the information in picture 1 (from weeks ago), household appliances only have 270W. Battery power cannot be used at this time. This is in line with product design expectations. Our current discharge strategy is that each hot wire (L1 & L2) The power draw must exceed 150W for the unit to utilize battery power; this is primarily to prevent frequent switching of the power source during low-power operation."In hindsight, I should have paid more attention to the circuits I asked to be wired to the SHP10. I should have evenly distributed the circuits to ones I use the most and the ones with the most power draw. What I did was just number the circuits 1-10. So take note future SHP10/TITAN owners/users.I hope this helps other beta testers and future users.

hello, my name is Tom and I’m gonna share a story of my Delta pro ultra three batteries home smart panel two how it allows me to live off the grid almost 24 seven I purchased my system back in October. We have had one of the most cold winners, brutal winners in the last 30 years. I had five outages between December and February . Never at one time did my Delta pro ultra how smart penalty system ever Skipped beat and allowed me to stay warm and safe throughout that three months. Now we are going into March and just last week we had tornado warnings and giant wind storms which cause Electric to be out for 24 hours. My system was up and running again

I really thought I was heading toward a simpler life, like downsizing and living alone. But life had other plans. When my grandkids started moving in, everything shifted. Suddenly it wasn’t just about me anymore, it became about all of us.EcoFlow was already a part of my life, but once the grandkids moved in, I started looking at it differently. I realized they needed their own units too. Yep these young ones love their video games and we all know that can run the electric bill up very quick. I also wanted to teach them how to take care of what we have and understand the value of EcoFlow. Yep, it’s bigger than just saving money. I’m getting the next generation in my family familiar with EcoFlow and how to use it, how to manage energy, and how to be prepared.We’re not just using EcoFlow; we’re growing with it. The Delta Pro Ultra will become an integral part of our daily lives, enabling us to live off the grid, if not entirelyIn a world that feels increasingly unpredictable, finding ways to reduce electricity costs and stay prepared gives me a sense of control and peace of mind. That means a lot to me.On a side note, I mentioned to my granddaughter that I was considering replacing her solar panel. She looked at me and asked, “How many watts is it?” That made my day.Share some of your ideas below 👇🏾

EcoFlow makes a difference in my home by helping me keep the essentials running when outages happen. My main priority is protecting the food first, so being able to run my fridge, freezer, and key kitchen appliances gives me real peace of mind. What I appreciate most is that it turns backup power into something practical. It helps me stay calm, protect what matters most, and keep my home functional when the grid is down. For me, that’s the real difference. It’s not just power. It’s control, comfort, and confidence when it matters most. What’s the first thing you’d want to keep running in an outage?#PowerDifferent #EcoFlow

My journey began with the EcoFlow Delta Pro and the original Smart Home Panel, and I’ve been very happy with them. They may no longer be at the forefront of my energy system as I’ve upgraded to the Delta Pro Ultra and Smart Home Panel 2, but they are still quite useful for portable power and stand ready to help if the situation calls upon them.I’ve added solar wherever I can to help cut costs, become more energy independent, and lessen the risks of power outages. First was a south-facing pergola to provide both shade and power to the Delta Pro Ultra. From there, I decided to build a solar fence using leftover panels from that project, and I’ve seen encouraging results—even through this winter.The Delta Pros and Ultras have been very reliable, and that reliability has given me the confidence to continue expanding my system. What started as backup power has grown into a more complete energy solution for my home. I’m looking forward to continuing to refine and expand it, adding more solar capacity and finding new ways to improve efficiency and resilience.

What started as a hobby has since evolved into a an Ecoholic lifestyle that is more than just adding EF gear to the collection. In addition to buying solar panels and power stations, I have also planted hundreds of trees and wildflowers (carbon sequestration and giving back to Mother Nature), constructed an all-electric home equipped with a geothermal system, incorporated energy-efficient appliances like a heat pump dryer and more efficient dehumidifier, and purchased an electric vehicle to stop purchasing a form of energy which I light on fire repeatedly. All of this EF gear helps me reduce the need for the power company which predominantly burns dino rocks and dino juice to generate its power. I’m also renovating a vintage camper so we can explore of national parks and other natural wonders across the US - a quest to get back to nature. My collection of nearly every EcoFlow includes a mix of every DELTA Pro: OG, 3, Ultra, Ultra X, and hopefully more in the future. I have to save a lot of pennies to buy this stuff, but then all future power production from power stations and solar panels is free. There is no financial ROI on this stuff today (unless the power company triples the price of power), so I am paying to be green. This journey is about embracing sustainability to reduce emissions, minimize energy consumption, and maximize self-sufficiency while using the grid as a backup power source.

Hey everyone 👋Welcome to the newest edition of our Real Talk monthly series! 📢Each month, we’ll bring a fresh discussion topic to the community — so jump in and share your honest thoughts and experiences.📝 Today’s Topic:If you were buying your very first EcoFlow product again today, which one would you choose?Maybe it’s the perfect fit for home backup, camping, van life, emergency preparedness, or simply the best value for your budget. ⚡🏕️🏠Tell us what influenced your choice and which features matter most to you.Drop your pick and the reason behind it in the comments below 🙌🏻⬇️🙌🏻

Hey EcoFlow friends,Game day is officially on, and the match-day hype is all around us! 🎉Grab your snacks, turn up the volume, and let EcoFlow power every moment of your viewing fun.To celebrate, we’re kicking off a new campaign! 💡🖥️🔥📝 How to Join👉🏻 Share your story in the Events category with real photos and tag #PowerAnything.📍 Show us your game-day home field — whether it’s your backyard patio, RV campsite, garage, outdoor lawn, or anywhere else you’re watching the match.🔌 Show us your full EcoFlow-powered viewing setup — from TVs and speakers to mini fridges, lights, projectors, and more.🏆 What Can You Win?🎉 The Top 10 eligible posts, based on combined likes + comments and compliance with Forum rules, will each win a free EcoFlow RIVER 3 Max.🎉 Campaign period: June 11–25, PDT🎉 Winners announced: June 26, PDT🎉 Regular daily EcoCredits rewards: up to 1,500 EcoCredits per dayLet’s share awesome off-grid viewing ideas and enjoy every match powered by EcoFlow. ⚽📺✨*Any fraudulent or cheating behavior, including the use of multiple or fake accounts, automated tools, or scripts, is strictly prohibited and will result in disqualification. EcoFlow reserves the right to make the final interpretation of the event rules.

Hey everyone,We’re hosting a special AMA session with our in-house Product Managers, live from March 30 to April 3!🔥 Welcome @EcoFlow Delta! 🔥👉🏻 How does it work?This is your chance to ask questions, share feedback, and get clear, expert answers directly from the people building our products.Feel free to ask anything — whether it’s about:• Product features & roadmap• Usage tips & troubleshooting• Ideas, suggestions, or pain points you’d like to discuss👉🏻 EcoCredit Reward BreakdownGet 700 EcoCredits after your first registration, or log in with your existing account to receive 200 EcoCreditsGet 50 EcoCredits per comment exceeding 30 characters, up to 250 EcoCredits per dayGet 10 EcoCredits per like, up to 350 EcoCredits per dayBe open, be specific, and ask whatever’s on your mind.See you in the comments! ❤️

In preparation for the hot weather, I just want to share my Ecoflow gear I use when I go out boondocking in the summer time. Last year I went on a camping trip spending a couple of days in the hot desert, and ending it with three days in the Eastern Sierra mountains. SoCal was in a middle of a heatwave, so I brought all my EcoFlow toys to make my RV comfortable by powering my 13,500btu air conditioner with no soft start all week long. I brought my original Delta Pro and one extra battery inside my truck connected to my Alternator Chargers. I have my Delta Pro 3 with two extra batteries as my main power supply for my trailer. And I have three LiTime 12.8v 280AH batteries wired in series with a 3k inverter. For those doing the math, that’s 30.1kWh worth of power. I used the DP3 as my main power supply because of it’s 4kw inverter. Since I don’t have a soft start, the LiTime batteries and it’s 3kw inverter wouldn’t be able to handle the surge. So I would just plug the DP3 straight into my inverter to replenish as needed. I run my EF SG4000 during the day when solar isn’t keeping up. And finally I use my original DP in my truck to power my Starlink Gen3 and also quietly power dump to my batteries in my trailer during the night as needed. Now some may think it’s overkill, but I think it’s perfect. I ran my air conditioner and stayed comfortable using electricity with impunity. All my EcoFlow products ran perfectly making my spontaneous weeklong camping trip comfortable.

Hey everyone 👋🏻We’re excited to officially kick off the EcoFlow App Product Managers AMA event 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Let’s give a warm welcome to our special guests — Product Managers from the EcoFlow App team 🔥🔥🔥👉🏻 Let’s start!Simply ask anything you’re curious about—features, software updates, improvements, and more.❓ Would you like a “Beginner’s Guide” to help you understand the functions?📊 What features or data dimensions would you most like to see in the Dashboard?💡 Which functions do you use most or want to learn more about—Self-Use, TOU (Time of Use), Automation Mode, or others?And…👉🏻 Let’s get rewards!💰 Regular EcoCredits breakdown✨ 2 members with the most engaged comments will win a free EcoFlow Camping Chair, announced on June 29Let’s get it started 🙋‍♂️👨‍💻💬Get clear, direct answers in this event.No limits—just ask anything and join the discussion 😉

Thanks to EcoFlow, it was a successful winter skating on the nearby frozen pond. With my River 3 and Delta 2 powering the water pump, I was able to keep the ice surface nice and smooth. Bringing out the EcoFlow multi functional camping light allowed for working and playing long after sunset. Now with the ice melted and the weather warming up, I hope to finish a solar powered tool shed - until in 9 months, get back out on that ice again with EcoFlow!

Storms, hurricanes, wildfires, and unexpected outages can happen when we least expect them. When the lights go out, having reliable backup power can make all the difference.💬 If you could only keep THREE things powered during a blackout, what would they be?Would you choose:🏠 Your refrigerator to save food?📱 Your phone to stay connected?💊 Medical equipment for peace of mind?🌐 Your Wi-Fi router to keep working?❄️ A fan or portable AC during extreme heat?🐶 Something for your pets?…or something else?We'd love to hear:⚡ Your top 3 must-power items⚡ Which EcoFlow products, if any, have helped you during outages or emergencies⚡ Any blackout tips or lessons you've learned that could help others prepareWhether you've experienced a hurricane, winter storm, wildfire, or a simple neighborhood outage, your story could help someone else get ready before the next one.👇 Share your experience in the comments!🎁 Rewards: Every valid comment will receive EcoCredits, and we'll feature some of our favorite preparedness tips in a future community roundup.Let's stay safe, stay prepared, and power through—together. 💙

Hey, EcoFlow fam! 👋Be honest—how many times this summer have you thought, “Good thing I brought my EcoFlow”?We’re betting there’s at least one moment. Maybe a few.Now we want to hear your story: How did your EcoFlow setup help power what mattered to you this summer?⚡ Keep your gear powered while working on the go🏕️ Turn a campsite, beach overlook, or roadside stop into your workspace💻 Stay productive when your main power source goes down📱 Use the EcoFlow App to stay on top of your energy usageYour story can also be about home backup, heat-wave relief, emergency power, or any other moment when EcoFlow came through for you.📝 How to join — 3 simple stepsShare your real-life Power Story based on the themes above and post it in the Event category. Feel free to share how you use the EcoFlow App in your setup too. Add #PowerThatMatters — and #EcoFlowAppVoice if your story includes the app.🎁 Rewards👉🏻 Top 20 Eligible PostsThe top 20 posts will be selected based on combined likes and comments, subject to compliance with EcoFlow Forum rules.Each winner will receive:⚡ EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank (20,000mAh, 230W, 100W Built-in Cable)⚡ EcoFlow RAPID Pro Charger (100W, 3 Ports, GaN)👉🏻 All Valid EntriesEarn daily EcoCredits rewards of up to 1,500 EcoCredits per day.📅 Campaign Timeline• Event period: August 13–27• Winners announced: August 28• Winners will be contacted by @Caine from the EcoFlow Support TeamYour story could inspire someone else’s next adventure. 🌎Every powered moment—big or small—is worth sharing. 💚Open the EcoFlow App, share your story, and show us what power means to you. ⚡* Any fraudulent or cheating behavior, including the use of multiple or fake accounts, automated tools, or scripts, is strictly prohibited and will result in disqualification. * Prizes shown are based on U.S. availability; for winners outside the U.S., EcoFlow reserves the right to provide a comparable alternative product based on regional availability.

Hey EcoFlow friends, it’s been a while since we last connected in the Forum. 😊Today, let’s dive into what EcoCredits are and how you can use them!👀 What are EcoCredits & How to Earn Them👉 EcoCredits are our way of thanking loyal customers like you who start the membership journey with EcoFlow! Start earning EcoCredits as soon as you register.👉 You can earn EcoCredits by engaging in the Forum, and there are also special registration/login rewards during the period from March 23 - April 21.👉 Plus, you can earn EcoCredits through actions like subscribing or referring friends.👀 How to Use My EcoCredits👉 Your EcoCredits unlock member benefits and can be redeemed for rewards.👉 More rewards and gifts are available during the Member Event!👉 Use EcoCredits for cash deductions to save even more.👉 And during #PowerDifferent, you can donate your EcoCredits to support families in need ❤️❤️❤️Check out the EcoCredits page for more ways to earn and redeem your EcoCredits. 💪Also, if you’re interested in getting more EcoFlow products and enjoying special benefits, don’t miss the 2026 Members’ Festival, which has officially started! Enjoy this annual gathering for all our members. 🎈What else would you like to know? Leave your comments, and we’re here to help. 🙌

Power outages used to mean scrambling for flashlights, worrying about the fridges and freezer, and hoping the power came back quickly. Now things look a little different. These two EcoFlow DELTA 2 Max units changed the way I think about power at home. When the lights go out, our essentials stay running — fridges, internet, lights, and even charging devices so the family stays connected. But what surprised me most? It’s not just for emergencies. We use them for: • Backyard movie nights 🎬 • Camping trips 🏕️ • Powering tools and projects ⚙️ • And knowing we’re prepared for the unexpected. Having reliable backup power brings peace of mind you don’t think about until you have it.⚡ Power isn’t just electricity — it’s resilience. That’s what #PowerDifferent means to me. Curious — what would you power first if you had backup power at home?