We need an ecoflow flashlight (yes I know there is one already, I own it), we need one with multiple GOOD and SECURE ways to attach it to different things, like snow blowers, ebikes, a bike or snowboard helmet, etc, so we can finally use those awesome flash lights where we need them most!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 branded solar jacket to go along with our solar hats so we can charge on the go, regardless if we’re walking, running, in a boat, flying around on our magic carpet, horse back riding, cycling.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 e-bike so horses can ride the bike on the beach, instead of us riding horses on the beach, give their back’s a break! I’m sure they could become electric moto sport champions with the help of ecoflow while providing mobile power to the rest of us to charge our phones on the go.How would you improve this design? Do they need a jersey?Be sure to like, comment, and share this idea.I’ll be releasing three new ideas a day.

I’ve been using the EcoFlow River 2, and it’s been a solid addition for my outdoor trips. It’s lightweight and easy to carry, making it perfect for camping. It charges my phone and small devices without any issues. Plus, it charges up quickly, which is great when I’m on the go.

The EcoFlow Rapid Power Bank has been a lifesaver for my long days out. It’s surprisingly lightweight and can charge my phone multiple times before needing a recharge itself. I love that it has multiple ports, so I can charge a couple of devices at once.

I decided to try EcoFlow’s solar panels. They were pretty easy to set up, and I get to fully charge all my portable power stations for no additional electricity cost. They seem sturdy enough to work for a long time, and using solar feels good for the environment.

I love all their products!! Definitely an investment, but they will last a long time.

I’ve a ticket logged with support for my faulty PowerStream. Your technical team have confirmed the unit is faulty and I’m waiting on your support team to offer a solution. I’ve sent four emails now and none have been answered. I’ve invested a lot into my EcoFlow system and have had nothing but issues with it since December 2025. Not a great customer experience at all. I’m posting on here in the hopes someone more senior may pick this up and give me a solution

Is it worth it?

Pleased with my EcoFlow 10 k power kit. Has worked well in many different kinds of conditions-from high heat to extreme cold. Definitely recommend, especially over Victron or Lithiontics systems. And I really like the monitor and app.

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IS EF working on an automatic switch accessory to use between a generator and say a refrigerator or freezer that will power the item when it senses the main house power goes off. I've been seeing this capability with other manufacturers.

What is your Go To unit for weekend car camping/ flyfishing?

I am considering the power kits 2.

Buenos días, quería comprar dos stream ultra con 8 paneles solares 450w y quiero hacer un vertido cero de electricidad en la red eléctrica. Solo me hace falta conectar-lo con el medidor inteligente ecoflow? Gracias por las respuestas.

Hi everyone! I’m planning to invest in an EcoFlow setup (specifically looking at the Delta 3 series and some solar panels). Since prices seem to fluctuate quite a bit, I wanted to ask the experts here: where is the most budget-friendly place to buy right now?I’ve seen some crazy deals on the official eBay refurbished store, but I’m also wondering about Costco bundles or Amazon Flash sales. Does anyone have experience with verified discount codes or 'EcoCredits' promotions? Also, is it better to buy a bundle or wait for a specific holiday sale? Any tips on how to get the absolute lowest price would be much appreciated! #EcoFlowDeals #PowerDifferent #SolarGenerator

hello everyone, new to this group. I hope you all could help me. I purchased a 3000 watt smart generator and for the life of me I can not get it started. oil filled to the correct level 400 ml. new fresh gasoline. internal battery charged up, checked firmware, it said it is up to date. disconnected the battery let it sit for 5 min. reconnect battery, power select switch to manual or to auto mode., display lights up. tried pull starting , tried it with front panel start button, tried to start it with the app. started diagnose things like - yes, the fuel bowl has fuel (cracked the drain screw, fuel was flowing out). pulled the spark plug grounded it to the engine, cranked it over - no spark. and I do not smell fuel on the exhaust side. So not getting fuel and no spark, but cranks. error code is 515- engine does not start. also hooked it up to propane... same thing, no joy. ANY advise what to check? thank you

Hi everyone! I’ve been following this community for a while and I’m finally ready to take the leap into home energy independence. I’m looking at a setup with the Smart Home Panel 2 and a couple of DELTA Pro 3 units (or maybe the PowerOcean).Before I pull the trigger, I’d love to hear from those who already have a similar system integrated into their home grid. I have a few specific questions:1.Real Savings: How much are you actually saving on your monthly bills? Are you using "Time-of-Use" (TOU) mode to charge during off-peak hours and discharge during expensive peaks? I’d love to know the rough percentage of your bill reduction.2.Professional Installation: Did you use an EcoFlow-certified installer or a local electrician? If you're in USA, are there specific firms you’d recommend that specialize in these "plug-and-play" home integrations?3.The "Surprise" Factor: Is there anything you wish you knew before installing? (e.g., permits, battery placement, or app limitations).I’m really excited to stop relying 100% on the grid, but I want to make sure the math adds up. Thanks in advance for any insights! 🙌#EcoFlow #SmartHome #EnergyIndependence #SolarPower #DeltaPro

The documentation seems say that PowerDock will work with either the OG PK or the new PK 5kVA, and I think you need at least one PowerKits battery installed in the first port of the PowerDock. After than is there any limitation on whether I can add a DP3 EB or any other EB which can be converted to the 4P8 port? Can I truly mix battery sizes? I wonder how the PowerKits Hub with PowerDock deals with charging different sized batteries?

What has been your greatest insight or achievement in the world of energy?