Using the Energy graphs to track your neighborhood's blackout stats

For those of us using our units permanently in EPS mode to combat an unreliable local grid, it’s easy to lose track of exactly how often the power actually drops during the month.

One of my favorite, highly underrated features in the EcoFlow app is the historical "Energy" data section. Instead of just looking at the live, real-time telemetry, you can switch to the weekly or monthly view. By checking the historical "Output" graphs, you can pinpoint the exact days and hours your station had to step in and supply power.

It essentially turns your power station into a smart diagnostic tool for your house. I use it to see exactly how many kilowatt-hours of backup energy I actually needed over the course of a month. It is a fantastic way to visually track the stability of your local grid.