Hey everyone! Here’s a quick recap of the last two AMAs, plus some exciting news—we’ll be having a dedicated DELTA Pro Ultra X AMA next week!✨1st User-AMA highlights 🥰👂🏻 When will a new EcoFlow product be released? 👂🏻 How often should you clean your DELTA 3 Ultra Plus? 👂🏻 How do you start connecting circuits for the DELTA Pro 3, and is it possible to have multiple transfer switches?✨ Exclusive DELTA AMA highlights 🥰We’ve been receiving some great questions:👂🏻 Can more than one auxiliary battery be added to a DELTA 3? 👂🏻 What’s the difference between the DELTA 3 Max and DELTA 3 Max Plus when Storm Guard is activated? 👂🏻 Why can’t the smaller Smart Extra Batteries be used with larger power stations?And stay tuned for the next AMA, which will focus on the DELTA Pro Ultra X!📅 We’ll have a new post up from April 15–21. 📅 Leave your questions in the comments or under this post, and we’ll make sure the product manager sees them! 📅 Let’s have a fun, informative, and open discussion!It’s been amazing having these interactions with all of you. 🥰

Everyone has probably seen my shed with 4x320w panels on the roof (installed last fall). They have been great for charging stations while also not having to worry about drizzle or pop-up showers getting stations wet (or snowy). But, the trees to the east will soon be producing leaves, and the sun is changing where it rises, so soon it will not catch as much sun.What I have not been vocal about lately is the fact that I still have 2 of the same panels that I use on portable ground mounts. These two panels have been my primary charging panels for the last 2 summers (along with some portable, folding panels). And they are rotated in the yard as appropriate for the season. During winter, I store those 2 rigid panels in a somewhat wind sheltered area, which keeps the panels from being blown over (1st pic). Facing south, they do grab later afternoon sun very well in that position (this time of year), but it is inconvenient and "LATER afternoon sun" were the key words. That 1st pic was taken at nearly 1 pm and one panel is still shaded by tree limbs (no leaves yet).Now that the sun is crawling higher in the sky, I moved those two panels to my preferred summer position this past Wednesday. I can turn them towards the east, then south, then west, to catch the best sun possible. In the 3rd picture, the panels are in their latest placement, charging the D3MP.Toward fall, they will be moved to a different place to catch the best sun and avoid shading issues from trees, neighbor's houses and even my own house. Then, back by the fence nearing winter.Sometimes, you just have to adjust when you have a less than ideal site for solar (and no, I can't take down my neighbor's trees 😀)

What I like about EcoFlow solar options is how easy they make it to generate your own power. You’re not tied to an outlet—you just set up, let the sun do the work, and you’re charging.Whether it’s a smaller panel for portability or a larger setup for serious recharging, it all feels simple and practical. No noise, no fuel, no hassle—just clean energy whenever you need it.It’s one of those things that makes you realize how useful solar actually is once you start using it.

Between here and the FB groups, I’ve seen folks ask about EcoFlow’s certified refurbished units. My River 3 is one of them! When I opened it up, it looked brand new. Cables, manuals, box, and insulation looked factory fresh. The only way I could tell it was a refurb was the error log history in the app. It’s worked well over the past year, and I’ve had no issues with it - love it!

I decided to work from a relative’s house to enjoy the springtime weather, but not the bugs, from the screened-in porch. I left my RAPID 10K on the kitchen table before I left, but family had my back! I borrowed their power bank, and was able to stay charged for my mobile meetings!

💥I'm super excited to finally have my Delta Pro 3! It arrived today along with the 400w solar panels. When you live in Florida it's rough going without power for long periods.

I'm about to finally get a solar back up and Im stoked to finally have a little power security in my home and for camping. We'll see how it goes!

Why will your company not ship to Hawaii? We live on rocks in the middle of the ocean frequently pounded by large storms. We have chicken little at the switch in the power company who will flip off the power for any reason so they don't get sued again. Ecoflow would do great business in our state if they are more serious and ship!

I bought the eco flow delta 2 and it's helped us doing ren faires to charge phones and other things. Love it and would recommend it to anyone

Are there any small or mid size units that are a little more rugged than others. Think 2 weeks bouncing around on non maintained jeep trails.

🤖 added DPU and smart panel 2 to my home. Working flawlessly. Run whole home hours a day to exercise my system. Next up will be solar panels

Anyone have success just setting up the solar panels in their house without taking everything outside? Just curious on the difference in wattage?

Does anyone use the eco batteries in conjunction with rooftop panels?

EcoFlow power banks are one of those things you don’t realize you needed until you start using one regularly. Whether you’re out for the day or just away from an outlet, it’s nice knowing you’ve got backup in your pocket.They’re small, easy to carry, and charge devices quickly without any fuss. No digging for outlets or worrying about your phone dying at the worst time.

Recently added the Delta 3 for expandability, plus it has a higher solar input than my mini. I purchased my units to be temporary backup power system for basic essentials. And the event of possible summertime brown outs i can add an extra battery to the Delta 3 plus build out a larger solar array. Hopefully it will cover all weather and other grid down events.

I first started looking for my first power bank I went with Ecoflow and purchased a Delta Mini online from one the big box stores. I chose the Mini because it meet power needs for my fridge and coffee maker during a power outage. Also the voltage was high enough to connect a simple in series solar panel arrangement to max out the 300 watt input. Even though it's a little dated It works flawlessly and is a good emergency backup system that charges my other Ecoflows.

Trying to make my urban balcony into a solar setup! Got the Delta 3 Plus and a 200W solar panel recently, and I've been enjoying running my TV. laptop, and phone charging off it. I'm thinking of adding an extra battery and another panel or two. Was looking at the ecoflow portable panels as well... Anyone have tips or experience with apartment balcony setups? Thanks so much.

I have both of my River 2 Ecoflows set up next to the entertainment center in the living room. Perfect for keeping every thing connected during a power outage from a bad storm. For daily use I use the River to to charge devices or run my blood pressure cuff. My River Pro has tool battery charger and other equipment connected, so they both fulfill many daily uses. I wouldn't trade my two River 2 Ecoflows for anything, their handy and dependable.

We need an ecoflow back scratcher. Remember the family guy episode where peteris running around saying Back Scratcher!!! I’d like to renact that scene, and I’d like ecoflow to help me realize that dream.Come on ecoflow, do your thing and make my dreams come true. Back Scratcher!!!How would you improve this design?Be sure to like, comment, and share this idea.I’ll be releasing three new ideas a day.Search Crazy “Products We Want” to see my other ideas.

We need an ecoflow bar stool, to go with our rigs in our man caves, or at our home bars, or out in the garage.Nothing says super fan like a bar stool to add to our collections.Here’s some ideas, I like the round traditional style myself.How would you improve this design?Be sure to like, comment, and share this idea.I’ll be releasing three new ideas a day.Search Crazy “Products We Want” to see my other ideas.