I have the above listed inverter with 1 battery attached to a Smart Panel 2 wired into my home. Everything works great, but it will not recognize my solar array. I have a modest 2800 watts from my panels. I checked with my multimeter and power is coming through my main solar leads to my inverter, but it shows NO input. Yes, I turned on the PV switch. Do I have my settings on my app incorrectly adjusted? Getting no help from technical support and I'm getting a bit pissed. ANY help would be greatly appreciated!DennyWestern KY

Does anyone have a problem with the charging mode on the 5kw power hub? This unit shuts down solar batterie charging and smart generator randomly. Sometimes it freezes and will not start charging unless you turn off solar then turn back on. This is a daily event. EcoFlow tells me it’s in the software but there is no fix yet. Though maybe someone knows a solution. Mike

Hello, I'm in despair: I bought a brand new Ecoflow DELTA Pro for my parents as they are experiencing countless power outages. The unit was connected to the devices (lights, small fridge) when the power went off, and it worked. When the power went off again a few hours later, we tried connecting the unit but this time it wouldn't turn on.The display blinks 2-3 times, I hear a beep also 2-3 times and error 022 is shown in the screen. Then the unit shuts itself off.I have tried the Hard Resert recommendation (pressing the power button for 10 seconds or more without any device connected), but the error persists. Any help will be much appreciated.

Widgets not working on iPhone or Mac. I have my first devices from EcoFlow which are the River 3 and River 3 plus but when I go to set up a widget in the app it doesn’t show them available. I have deleted and reinstalled apps. Reset and added devices but the result is the same.

I understand the way to discharge unit to 30% is to apply a load and visually monitor it. What is the best way to charge unit to 60% for storage? Do people just plug it in and look?TO THE FOLKS AT RIVER:if the folks at River are monitoring this, and failure to do this every 3 months voids the warranty, why not: 1. Include a firmware upgrade in the unit to accomplish this feature (e.g., a sequence of push buttons that enables storage mode to discharge the unit to 30% then charge the unit to 60%).2. Have the phone app send me a reminder at 3 month intervals.

🌟 My EcoFlow Collection Has Grown So Much in Just Two Years! 🌟It started with one unit… and now I’ve built a whole gas-free power family! 🤭These EcoFlow systems have helped me run my home during outages, cut my electric bill, and give me peace of mind every single day.⚡ Clean power🔋 No gas💰 Lower bills🏡 Real energy independenceProud of this journey and excited for what’s next!

My DP3 unit will not charge from the solar panels. The app keeps showing a "under temperature" error message. (attached)The DP3 is in full sun at 54 degrees F and the solar panels are also in full sun and connected to the input port. What is going on? I have updated the firmware. I have powered down the unit and rebooted it.

I'm having problems with my Delta Pro (in the garage) connecting to the EcoFlow app on my cell phone. Is the connection always through bluetooth? Is the connectiuon always through Wi-Fi? Can it be either or both? If either, how can I tell which way it has connected? It seems like when I press the orange button to turn on the Delta Pro screen, I will have a connection, but the connection is lost later in the day (maybe due to distance?) Do the time-out settings have anything to do with losing the app connection? Is my 20mb/sec router/modem too slow? I would appreciate any suggestions.

Just last weekend I bought a RIVER 3 Max with the 110W solar panel. When I got home I plugged the panel in the the RIVER 3 and although the sun was low in the sky I did get some power coming in from the panel (only 7-9W). Flash forward to yesterday after I got home from work I hung the panel in front of some sliding glass doors where it was hit by strong enough sun to warm the surface of the panel. However, the battery was not receiving ANY power from the panel. The battery recognized the panel was plugged in, but that's it. I even set the DC mode in Input setting to solar recharging. I also ran 2 SOC calibration cycles. Any advice?

Can I use the EcoFlow AC Generator Charging Adapter cable with a Delta Pro connected to a double voltage hub? By plugging it into battery expansion port 1 ?

I have a Delta 3 Plus and considering adding a Delta 3 Classic. Can they work together for me? Wise choice? Mainly off grid camping with 400w solar.

I have a question for Ecoflow. Why tit you make the plugs from their ultra stream invert Orent in a way that the plug points the cord upward so you cannot close the cover you provide? I mean i can understand it not working on say another cord but for you own eco system? did no one test that?to get around this you have to get a 360-extension cord or leave it off.

Hi All, this is my first time postingI purchased my Delta Pro 3 with the extra battery this month. For the first week or two the power light would just stay on continuously on both units. It worked fine during a power outage. For the last 10 days or so both are continuously blinking white on and off. The manual states the "Breathing White" indicates it is functioning normally and "Flashing White" means that it is updating. Does breathing mean blinking? Is there a difference between breathing and flashing?When I spoke to the initial help line person he had me try to reset the system he had me try to reset the system which did not seem to work. When I tried again on my own by holding the power button down for 10 to 15 seconds nothing happened. Their email tech support is telling me it is functioning normally.I would greatly appreciate any help you can provide.

I purchased the stream micro inverter a while back and have it plugged in and providing power just this week. took me a while to set it up due to unforeseen life issues.the question I have is it looks like you can have multiple of the stream ultra units and they can share the distribution load but with the anti-islanding how do they provide temporary power during black outs? is it only through the plugs on the ultra-unit?I just order the ultra to add onto what I have since i have paid that off now so i am looking how to most efficiently utilize it and any additional units if i get more. Yes I know it limits the back feed to the grid to 1200 between all units but it isn't really clear how it does that between the units.

I ordered the Delta 3 Max with the 400w folding panel a couple of weeks ago. The panel got here right away. But I live in the upper Northeast, so batteries take forever to get here from Cali. Since the the weather forecasters were saying that we would have no sun for a week or more, I decided to test the 400w panel on my existing D2M instead of waiting for the D3M to get here.The 400w panel produced 345w (86%). Compared to the 320w panels output of 196 (61%), the production of the foldable panel was impressive - especially considering the low sun angle at this time of year. (for those confused by the picture, the rigid panel plugged into the other input of the D2M was the one on the right) I will admit that using the stand that also doubles as a carry case is cumbersome - plus I'm a spaz, so that was why I ended up just leaning it against another rigid panel instead. The foldable panel weighs a lot, nearly as much as the Delta 3 Max does. But the case has a shoulder strap as well as carry handle, which is very helpful when moving it around. AND, the weight of the panel actually kept it stable and upright even though we had a stiff wind the day I tested it.

A couple of weeks ago I ordered a bundle that included the Delta 3 Max (D3M). Since I have plenty of experience with the Delta 2 Max (D2M), using it to power just about anything, I used it as the comparison unit.EF has re-positioned the outlets for the D3M so both the AC & DC outlets are on the same side as the Screen. All of the charging input options are on the opposite end of the station behind a nice retractable door. On the D2M the screen is on the DC outlet side. As one might expect, in order to fit all the outlets on the same side as the screen, the amount of outlets has been reduced. If you need lots of outlets, then the D2M is the better option. Another way Ecoflow has listened to feedback is that the cooling fans were moved from the sides (on the D2M) to front and back (on the D3M). This allows for fitting in a tighter space without blocking the fans, like for use in a camper set up.The first thing I tried it on was my microwave. This is a 2014, 1000w output, 1500w input over-the-range beast. I’ve had some stations, that should be able to run this kitchen equipment, cause issues. The microwave was happy to run with the D3M as its power source. The D2M is a solid 50 pounds. The D3M is noticeably lighter at a little under 45 pounds. I believe the weight is reduced by reducing the solar inputs to 1 x 500w (whereas the D2M has 2x inputs). There is NOT an extra battery capability. If you need those functions, then look at the Delta 3 Max Plus. You would need the XT150 adapter to plug into the solar port to use an AltC to charge it.The D3M app can tell you how much you have charged by solar and how much by electricity. The Delta 3 Max is a nice balance of weight and capability. It handled everything I threw at it. Solar input is a bit limited, at 1 PV input port. If you live in a nice sunny area, I don't think it will be a serious limitation. But my planned, main usage for the D3M will not involve use of solar, so it has its place in my stable

Bought a Delta 3 max plus to power a 45 qt refrigerator hoping to get 4-5 days on a charge. It looks like I chose the correct size this time and this thing is a beast, day 4 and still has 31% battery left so 5 maybe 6 days.

I have a red triangle with code 304 beneath. I cannot input any watts from my three 400 watt solar panels.

After 2 weeks of testing the EcoFlow Delta 3 Max Plus, I can confidently say this unit strikes the perfect balance between power, speed, and expandability. Whether I’m using it indoors, in my SUV, or as part of my off-grid setup, the performance has been rock solid.⚡

Looking to become a beta tester/Product tester for you Eco Flow. Can someone please direct me where to find this info to join? Thank you.