Hi guys & girls. Looking at the 55ltr fridge for a road trip. We will be in our car and the plan is. Keeping the fridge in the boot, the fridge will have the internal battery fitted and will be plugged into the car’s cigar lighter. My questions are, will the car manage to run the fridge and keep the fridge battery topped up at the same time? My car manual stated it will provide10 amps per socket. Also when the car is switched off the cigar socket switches itself off automatically after approximately 30 mins, will the fridge recognise this and switch over to run from its internal battery? And then when the car is restarted switch back to running from the car battery and recharge the fridge battery?

Just wanted to drop a real-world review of the EcoFlow 400W folding solar panel this is not the bifacial version, and I’ve been testing it in my backyard as part of my off-grid setup.EcoFlow nailed it with the build quality on this one. It’s sleek, durable, and folds down nicely for transport. The kickstand case is surprisingly useful for getting a decent tilt without any extra equipment, and I love that it folds into a compact, portable package. The protective materials and reinforced corners add to its long-term durability this feels built for adventure and home backup alike.⚡ Performance in the Field This 400W panel isn’t bifacial, but that doesn’t stop it from cranking out power in full sun. I’ve regularly seen 340W–380W on clear days. It performs best mid-day when the sun’s high, but still pulls a respectable 280W+ during partial cloud conditions. I’m feeding this into my Delta Pro 3 and Victron 250/60 MPPT controller without issue.Note: I’m running a 10AWG cable setup with ~30ft run, and voltage drop hasn’t been a problem.🔌 Use Cases This panel powers a lot:Delta Pro 3, Delta 2 Max, and River 324V LiFePO₄ battery bank via Victron MPPTAppliances like my George Foreman grill, camping fridge, lights, and even my portable A/CIt’s a great choice for both backyard power and mobile solar, especially for those of us who aren’t relying on dual-glass bifacial tech.✅ Pros & ❌ ConsPros: Lightweight and compact for 400WHigh efficiency in full sunKickstand bag doubles as a mounting aidPlug-and-play with EcoFlow & Victron gearCons:Not bifacial = no extra rear-side boostKickstand angle is fixed (minor con)Pricey compared to rigid panels (but more flexible)💬 Final Thoughts: If you’re looking for a high-wattage, foldable panel that’s easy to store, deploy, and integrate into your existing EcoFlow or Victron system the EcoFlow 400W non-bifacial delivers. It’s not the cheapest, but it’s reliable, well-built, and perfect for off-grid pros and power preppers alike.

I’d like to be able to charge the EcoFlow Wave 2 with a car charger while it’s running on AC or in Heat mode. As of now, you can only charge it while it’s on fan mode.I have my Wave 2 unit mounted on my golf cart. I have a 48 volt lithium battery, and wired in a 48v to 24v step down. See attached pictures.

I have the 2 module kit, 125w Bifacial. It comes with the normal XT60 cables that all EF panels ship with - however this assumes that your inverter is 3ft away from your panels. Mine is about 25 feet away. Why do they not ship with the XT60w to MC4 extension cables as well?? When I realized this was an issue after opening the box, I came to the website assuming I could just purcahse one (for some reason they do not come with 2 Module kits only the 4... very odd). And to my surprise, there were none to be found on the site!! (I have put in a ticket with support today, hopefully they'll have a solution)Has anyone else had this issue? or discovered another seller who may have these cables? Otherwise I may have to sell these panels as they are no use to me.

It would be great if you made these available for sale. I recently purchased 3 sets of 4 of the 125W Bifacial panels and they come with a single XT60W Connector. Due to some constraints I have I am unable to put all of the panels sets in the same location. I was able to get 1 set of 4 close enough to use the existing connectors, but the 2nd and 3rd set I was only able to place 2 for one set and 3 for another set close enough to connect them. This leaves me with 3 panels I can't use. I figured no problem, I'll just purchase some extenders. I quickly found out XT60W connection is proprietary to EcoFlow and they don't make extensions. I found a use for the other three panels. I decided to put 2 of them in parallel to power my EcoFlow Delta 2 Plus. I set it all up and realized I don't have any XT60W to MC4 connectors because only a single one came with each set and they were already used. I figured, no problem, I'll just buy a couple more from EcoFlow only to find out they don't sell those either and you only get them by buying more panels.I love EcoFlow and their products. They have servied me well, but it would be nice to be able to purchase the items that are needed to make everything work. What happens if one of the ones that came with the system breaks. I did call customer service and I think they are going to hook me up with one of the XT60W cables but I really need two of them.Please make an XT60W extension and make that and the XT60W to MC4 cables available for sale!!!!

Does anyone know when the 4G dongle for the Delta Pro Ultra will be functional?

I had a car accident and one of the casualties was the cover of my storage crate. I'd like to replace it with real wood or something - looking for ideas for a good material to use as a cutting board. Share some thoughts please...The board looks to be about 1/4 inch thick.

Yep. Now this maybe an expensive use of the alternator charger, but it does make charging my LFPs smarter and WiFi control able. I installed everything as you normally would, sans alternator. When I have plenty of sun, I set the Alternator Charger to Battery Maintenance mode, basically solar to DP3 to LFP. I'm an emergency or when I feel it's getting a little too low, I switch to charge mode, moving power from the LFP to my DP3. A nice way to extend my Wh with less cost.

Just wanted to show off the 100w rigid solar panels from Ecoflow. They are light enough to move around and are currently sitting on top of my porch. No screws or bolts, just a sandbag to help keep them in place. It's survived the wind storms we had during the fires in CA in January without issue. It's a cool sunny day and you can expect better than rated output. Not bad for panels that could use a cleaning.

During this past Dec, I was finding my solar input being a little lower than I needed to feed my DP3. I have the portable 160w and the 220w. Spec wise the 220w was more close so up it went. Most of us Ecoholics tell new users that these portable panels arent meant to be permeantly. Well these panels have been out there since Dec. I'm happy to report that they have been working great and survived the fires.

I love the ease of setting these right outside my house in the morning to top off the River 3's and River 2's and Deltas.I normally get around 81 watts on each panel during the summer months. Highly recommend picking a set up when they run specials on them. I use as 1 or I connect 2 with mc4 Y connectors

This is a great foldable panel for rivers or Delta series powerstatios. Easy to setup with the adjustable metal legs. A nice carry bag for storage to.

Today’s project - replace garage door opener. No power, no lights? My OG River Pro, and new Mutifunctional outdoor camping light

Alternator charger - XT60 cable Now I can charge a River with the AC

Haven’t shared this one yet. Has anyone seen this Ecoflow hat?

This isn't about an EF accessory, but I really didn't see a better area of the forum to place this in.After you get more than one station of the same model, it can sometimes be confusing to understand which of them is doing what on the app. I mean, I name mine D3+ (first) or (second), in the app, but when they are both charging, which one is on the back porch versus which is charging out in the yard?last winter, I got bored and started labeling them. I used the label tape that, at that time, were in the label maker. I was not enamored of the white label with black font, on a gray (or black) station. But, I just went with it (1st picture).This summer, during a dark, rainy stretch of weather, I was going to label my power banks too, but the I had an epiphany - I have different tapes from projects years ago. I went down a rabbit hole and started relabeling my stations with a tape that looks much better (black tape with white lettering). Picture 2 shows labeling location of a D3+ (which is comparable to the D2M label location also) and picture 3 shows labeling of a DP. All of my stations got the new look.I then found I had a gold tape, which I used for the power banks (picture 4. That tape looks much better than the white with black font would. I figure one day I'll see if there is a silver tape out there that will be even more pleasing to look at.

The fourth Thursday of the month when I wake up at 4am, I login into EF, EcoCredits Monthly Madness to redeem my EcoCredits for exclusive discount and 1/2 off merch. It is so awesome when I can redeem my credits for something I want and one day, I will get that multifunctional outdoor light. There is so many other benefits as well, like The VIP membership. To get a VIP membership you will need 6000 EcoCredits in your account and you will get the VIP membership for a year, even if you use your 6000 EcoCredits you will continue as a VIP member for that full year but you will lose your VIP membership if you don’t have 6000 EcoCredits. Very important EcoCredits do expire so use them and get some good merch out of it.

The Ecoflow picnic blanket is an accessory I always keep in the trunk. Definitely came in handy at the fair

The EcoFlow Camp Light has quickly become one of my favorite camping essentials. From the moment I unboxed it, I was impressed by its sleek, compact design and how lightweight it is – perfect for tossing into a backpack without adding bulk.What truly sets this light apart is its versatility and brightness. It offers multiple lighting modes, including warm, cool, and ambient tones, so whether you’re cooking at the campsite, reading in your tent, or just relaxing under the stars, there’s a setting that fits the mood. The light is surprisingly powerful for its size, easily illuminating a wide area without being harsh on the eyes.Battery life is excellent. I used it for several nights in a row without needing to recharge. And when you do need to top it off, it charges quickly via USB-C – no more fumbling with batteries or proprietary cables. The magnetic base and hanging hook make it super easy to set up wherever you need it – on your car, a tent pole, or a tree branch.EcoFlow nailed it with this one. Durable, reliable, and thoughtfully designed, the Camp Light is ideal for camping, emergency prep, or even backyard evenings. Highly recommended!

I love and am proud of my collection of Ecoflow goodies!