Ecoflow is the most important durable medical equipment I have since my spinal cord injury!
My feet went above my head and I came down with coffee in one hand and donuts in the other. Skip to my first hurricane with a SCI and brain injury and I had a friend with a generator but I knew that days of traveling, or staying at a friend's was no more. I did so much research and I found the ecoflow delta 2 with the 220 bifacial solar panel and that had me hooked. I could not lift them but I was able to have them placed on the moving things with 4 wheels and move them wherever I needed power during a outage. I have five 160 watt panels that I roll out in my ecoflow wagon if the power is out for more than a day. I remember when a tornado took out a 3 mile strip through Slidell leaving me without lights for 10 days. When I tell you I dont know if I would still be here today if it wasn't for ecoflow. I would love to have someone to install my 100 watt and 175 watt solar panels on my back fence so that I could just use my wagon to run the cords to charge them. I feel that insurance should have to pay for this as a durable medical equipment and lighter equipment made for disabled or elderly. I even have the small one which ran my fridge for 12 hours the other day. One year my lights went out every week and without the ecoflow batteries then I wouldn't have survived. Im in no condition to evacuate anymore and having 12kwh on wheels is the best. If I could have a larger unit to run a portable ac that would be perfect. I cant imagine life without my ecoflow! Its even greater the ecoflow delta 3 plus. I really wish I could afford the delta wave 3 to put in my bedroom for the next August storm but Ive recently had to close my cards. I dont recommend national debt relief they have ruined my credit so I am unsure how Im ever gonna set my system up to were I dont have to depend on neighbors to help set up my solar panels... thank you ecoflow for all the great technology and accessories that make life possible. The wagon I use for everything thank you. Sincerely, Glenn