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.

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.

Can this be used with a SG4000 or other small generators connected to a DPU and charge at 2.7kw?

What is the roadmap for the Android Auto / CarPlay apps? I saw it should up as an option a while back but nothing every registers as a device. Is this just to monitor the 600/800 battery charger interface?

Has anyone else experienced a very long time for their ecocredit redemption order to be shipped? I redeemed credits for a surge protector during last month's ecocredit carnival day (March 26) and it still shows as "to be shipped" today nearly 3 weeks later. I have made several ecocredit redemptions in the past and they were all shipped fairly promptly. Is it possible they are short / backordered on the surge protector power strips?

I’m excited to bring my solar hat with me on my next trip and actually use it. No more window charging for this thing! I don’t remember the charging specs on it, but it has both USB A and USB C ports to charge your devices. It’s surely a way to #PowerDifferent!

Couple of items I would like to see in stock. Surge protector and small flashlight. What would you like to see.

Im thinking about applying this to Cambodia, a country that doesnt allow customers to sell solar energy back to the grid. Would this microinverter be able to be plugged into a 240v wall outlet?

I'm experiencing lots of finnicky issues on the TRAIL 200 and 300 USB-C ports.When I plugged in my mini PC into the TRAIL 300's USB-C 140w port using an EcoFlow 240w cable (as well as 3 other 100-240w cables of different brands), the TRAIL provides no power to the mini PC, so it won't even boot up (0% charge). However, using the other USB-C port, it powers up my external monitor fine.As soon as I plug the USB-C cable for my mini PC into my DELTA 1300, the computer is given power and boots up instantly. Something is wrong with the TRAIL's USB-C ports. I've seen it do everything from providing no power (as if it doesn't even recognize something is plugged in) to providing extremely limited power (9-20w only) when the device and cable can take much higher wattage (100-140w).Anyone know if the TRAIL's USB-C ports have some sort of chip or configuration that is making it act so unreliably?

A less common piece of EcoGear: the EcoFlow Folding Box! I’m currently using mine to store prints and artwork upright until I can frame them. I don’t think it was as popular as some other items but it’s worked well for me! I look forward to seeing what gear I can get with EcoCredits during the EcoFlow Spring Festival!

What really completes the EcoFlow experience is the range of accessories that go with it. From extra batteries to cables and adapters, everything is designed to expand what your setup can do.It’s not just about having power—it’s about having the flexibility to use it how and where you want. Whether you’re extending runtime, connecting more devices, or making your setup more efficient, the accessories make it all come together.

Which one is your go-to item to light the way? Do you like the camping light, the flashlight, or both? It’s hard to choose! In the winter, when it’s dark early, the flashlight lights up every hiding spot for critters in the woods. But in the summer, the camp light helps bring the chill summer evening vibes with the warm light. I can’t pick!

We need an ecoflow smart tracker to put on our devices, like an airtag, but better and cheaper, something with more range that works with the ecoflow app, and we can attach it to our ecflow devices, the integration into the ecoflow app is key.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 ecoflow socks because,why not? We all love socks, and they’ll keep the toes warm in a power outage, or when we’re out in the wilderness fighting beasts with our ecoflows back at camp, ecoflow could get fancy and make the toes heated!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.

I have a shipment of a single small item that was sent out March 25, DHL /USPS. It fell off the radar on APRIl 1. Zero assistance from Ecoflow, DHL or the post office. Has any one else experienced anything like this and what was the outcome?

I was using my 140w Joyroom Podix desktop charger to charge 3 Trails using USB-C. I used two 100w cables and a 240w cable, all plugged into the 140w port on each Trail.I got only around 43w, 19w, and 9w, so about half of the rated 140w. But as soon as I removed two Trails, the remaining one jumped to 97w. What gives?I also tried my Aohi 280w charger using one 240w and one 140w port using 240w cables into the Trails' 140w input, but each only received about 95w. Far lower than expected. When I removed one Trail, the remaining Trail was still stuck at max 97w.I thought Trails could do 140w input on one of the ports.

Spring thru Fall I set up 2 220w bifacial panels near my back porch to charge smaller stations while the larger stations are using my bigger, rigid panels that are on my shed roof. I leave them set up full time, although if I think there will be lots of snow I will move them so they are underneath my 3' eave (for protection). If just rain is called for, I just leave them in place.Monday night the weather guessers were forecasting snow for a trace amount to maybe 1". Usually when they say that, I get nothing, being in a valley where it can stay a bit warmer. Well, Tuesday morning I got 3.5" of the white stuff by the time all was said and done 😁(picture is at 8:07 am when it was at the 2.5" mark).Once the snow stopped, I cleared the panels off and moved them so they were standing over snow. Even though there were still dark clouds, I decided to see if I could charge a smaller station. Between the two, I was getting 55-60w. Really, that wasn't bad considering at the same time, my 320w panels on the shed roof were producing zero watts for a station. I totally credit the bifacial aspect (and maybe being more flat, so directly facing the clouds that were scattering the little light that came thru). Later, when the clouds lightened, they produced much better.Yes, I do abuse my panels and they show a bit of wear and tear. I'm surprised that going into the 3rd year they are in as good a shape as they are, and I would recommend people keep them protected from the adverse elements for longer life span. This is a case of do as I say, not as I do - LOL.

Am I the only one who loves shopping for gadgets to run or charge with my ecoflow units? USB Blenders, Insta Pot Mini, Rice Cooker, Induction Cooktop, 500w Quartz Heaters, Cordless Rechargeable Vacuum Cleaner, 12v Fans, cooler, and heated blankets. USB Heating Pads and Shiatsu Neck massager. It’s like a treasure hunt. What’s your favorite, or most useful find?