Hey everyone, 🙌🏻A big thank you to everyone who participated in our latest AMA sessions. We received a ton of great questions and comments that really drove the discussion—give yourselves a round of applause! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Let’s take a quick look back. 🎊🔥 Popular Comments from the DELTA Pro Ultra X Product AMA✨ “Why do the physical buttons on the DPUX feel mushy and less premium than those on the DPU?” — @peTeMelster [Ecoholic] ♥️✨ “I just saw a competitor with a slim refrigerator backup. I’m currently using a RIVER 2—any plans to design something similar?” — @glives ♥️✨ “The DELTA Pro Ultra X looks super sleek online, but does it really have enough power for a large home? How does it manage that?” — @Lydiasunny ♥️✨ “If AC loads are relatively low and a household can run on one inverter, could there be a feature where the system can ‘share’ solar with other power stations connected to SHP2/3?” — @Luke [Ecoholic] ♥️✨ “I’d love to see EcoFlow build a more affordable, fixed RV/van system (not portable) with better solar input that works with an alternator charger.” — @Tom ♥️🔥 Popular Comments from the Exclusive Product Manager AMA🌟 “When will the SHP2 smart inlet box launch to enable DPU-X connection?” — @Yogi ♥️🌟 “Can you explain how to properly connect a generator so it can power my home and charge my DPUX at the same time?” — @Russfain ♥️🌟 “I’d love to see a product roadmap outlining upcoming features, fixes, and updates.” — @Grace Da OG ♥️♥️ Thanks again to everyone who joined—we’ll continue highlighting great contributions like these in the future. ♥️What AMA topics would you like to see next? 👂🏻Or which comment stood out most to you? 👂🏻Share your thoughts below—we’d love to hear from you. 👇🏻

Hey everyone 👋We’re hosting a special AMA focused on all things DELTA Pro Ultra X, running from April 15-21. Let’s give a warm welcome to our special guest—Product Manager @Ray~Energy Tech 🔥🔥🔥👉🏻 How does this work?Simply ask anything you’re curious about—features, performance, product updates, or improvements.Get clear, direct answers straight from our Product Manager. No limits—just ask away! 😉👉🏻 EcoCredit Reward Breakdown⚡️ Get 700 EcoCredits for first-time registration, or 200 EcoCredits when logging in with your existing account (valid until Apr. 21)⚡️ Earn 50 EcoCredits per comment (30+ characters), up to 250 per day⚡️ Earn 10 EcoCredits per like, up to 350 per dayAsk anything you’d like (within reason, of course). Just be respectful and curious and enjoy the conversation!Let’s get it started 🔥🔥🔥

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! ❤️

Hey EcoFlow Friends 👋We're kicking off our AMA series for the upgraded EcoFlow Forum with something truly special. For this post, we're inviting our incredibly smart and experienced users to help each other out. It's simple—have an EcoFlow product question? Just ask! See a question you know the answer to? Answer! The more you participate, the more you could gain EcoCredits. And just in case any questions are truly too complicated, we'll be having another AMA on March 30 with an official EcoFlow product expert. 👉🏻 How does it work?Step 1: Leave your most pressing questions about ANY EcoFlow product.Step 2: Reply to each other’s questions if you have the answers!Step 3: Win EcoCredits!EcoCredit Reward Breakdown👉🏻Get 700 EcoCredits after first registration. Or log in using your existing account for 200 EcoCredits.Get 50 EcoCredits per comment exceeding 30 characters, max 250 EcoCredits per day.Get 10 EcoCredits per like, max 350 EcoCredits per day. 🎉 Special Reward (given out next week)An additional 1,000 EcoCredits will be given to any member who answers another member's question on this post. 👉🏻 Special Shout-Out for Incredible AnswersWe'll also select 3–5 of you who provide truly exceptional answers and give you a special shout-out in our What’s New section next week!So let’s get started!!! 🙌🏻

I never had any reason to understood why my electric bill, until receiving for two months a bill over $400 dollars. After purchasing my first Ecoflow DELTA 2, then the following year a Ecoflow DELTA Pro things have changed. Learning the how (kWh) works from the local electric company, these Ecoflow batteries help me out a lot. When I checked my records up to the time of my first post (March to April). Running everything in my Livingroom for the (first test - month). It cut $20 dollars off my bill. In the second half of my test, the second month adding major appliance Refrigerator, from (April to May), also cutting cut out power spicks in the system. The average surge that happens throughout each day, the Ecoflow regulated kWh usage. That second month they cut $40 dollars off my bill.Now, I know this could be viewed as a small progress or achievements. Yet, these are smaller tests to a bigger change down the line. Which includes the house AC unit, furnace, attic fan, sump pump, and light throughout the house. Which I'm changing to LED lights because they use much less electricity than normal light bulbs. With the world today, going out of control with uncertainties. The average homeowner is faced with many things and having a Ecoflow battery as part of your Back-Up or Off-Grid power source, is more than just being smart. It's being responsible and reliant, its believing in a company that has your back taking care of your family.Now, for my famous words, "Now You Know - Nothing Like Ecoflow"

Do the Wave 3 insulated hoses fit the Wave 2?

The foldable EcoFlow solar panels are nice because they’re easy to grab and take with you. If a family member loses power, you can bring them over, set them up quick, and start getting some charge back during the day. No complicated setup, just unfold and plug in. Makes it a lot easier to actually help someone out when they need it.

One thing that really stands out on the EcoFlow DELTA series is how fast it recharges. You’re not waiting all day to use it again. Plug it in and it actually gets back up quickly, which makes it way more practical—especially if you’re using it regularly or during outages. That quick turnaround is what makes it feel usable, not just something you have sitting around.

We have a Delta Pro Ultra with a single power unit and two batteries, purchased 2 400 watt solar panels to try to help recharge the system, system is at our hunting camp and not used everyday. Everything is hooked up and mounted, the panels are mounted flat to a southwest facing wall in upstate New York. Upon initial hook up we are not getting any input from the panels to the unit. Should we at least see some minimal input?We are going to angle the panels to 40 degrees and see if that helps. Anyone have any tips? Should we in-fact see any input readings with the panels mounted flat?

Was trying to recalibrate the Delta Pro Ultra batteries (2x) by discharging to 0% and charging to 100%. The Ultra is connected to SP2. The system will not let me change the backup reserve to below 10% in the app. Is there a way to do this without disconnecting the Ultra from the SP2? TIA.

Powering an entire trailer with the EcoFlow Delta 2 Max and two extra batteries is a solid off-grid solution. With expanded capacity and high output, it can run essentials like a fridge, lights, fans, and small appliances for extended periods. Solar input keeps it recharged, making it practical for camping, travel, or outages—though heavy loads like air conditioning may require careful power management.

What is the expected battery life of the EcoFlow Glacier Classic and what are people actually getting? Did a bit of digging and came up with this:EcoFlow claims ~39–43 hours in ideal Eco-mode conditions. Real-world: typically ~18–30 hours, ~24 hours in normal temps, ~18 hours in heat, and ~7–10 hours or less when used as a freezer or heavily cycled.What are folks experiencing here?

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So we go to 10 to 12 Nascar races every season and just bought a travel trailer. So looking at getting the Delta 3 Ultra with 500 watt solar panel. Reason is since living in rural area and if you blow right during a storm power will go out and wife hates pulling out the big generator. So power station would be used at home and in travel trailer. But how hard is it to add multiple battery packs to unit? Also I am guessing I would have to get someone to come out and install a transfer switch for the house?

Interesting, just noticed that one of my Trail 200s has a different bottom than the others. The plastic grooves were cut out different to fit different sized label stickers. Just a fun thing to notice.

Something new dropped today...the EcoFlow Delta 3 Max series bag. Not sure if I'll use it for the battery or as luggage. Snagged it instantly along with a few other new toys. The DPU long cable will complete my garage projector to separate the DPU inverter from the battery stack (helps with cooling), and the Rapid Desktop Charger will allow my Rapid Pro setups to accept fast charges. Got the newest Rapid as well.

Love the dimmable light on it and to walk around it gives you enough light where you are walking.

One underrated benefit of the Trail series is how efficient it can be for small always-on devices like a modem and router. Since you can power them directly without needing to run the AC inverter, you avoid that extra conversion loss. With a typical power station, you’re turning DC into AC just to have your device convert it back to DC again—which wastes energy. The Trail series cuts that out, letting you run longer on the same battery. For something that runs 24/7 like internet gear, that efficiency gain really adds up over time.

I might be in the minority, but I still lean toward the River 2 lineup over the newer River 3 models—especially if UPS functionality isn’t a big deal for you. The River 2 units just feel more straightforward and dialed in for everyday use. They charge fast, are easy to grab and go, and handle the basics without any extra layers or features I don’t really need. If you’re not relying on that UPS feature, the River 2 can honestly be the better fit. Sometimes it just comes down to keeping things simple and reliable for how you actually use it.

Here’s a helpful comparison graph between DPU and DPUX. 😎