The days are getting longer.The air feels lighter.And the outdoors is calling.Spring isn’t just a season—it’s the perfect time to step back outdoors!So we’re curious 👇Where are you heading this spring—with your EcoFlow?🚐 Road trips down open highways—with an alternator charger?🏕️ Weekend camping under the stars—with the Trail Series?🏔️ Off-grid escapes in the wild—powered by solar panels?🎣 Quiet moments by the lake—staying cool with WAVE 3?No matter the destination, power changes everything.It’s what lets you go further, stay longer, and enjoy the moment—without limits.⚡Tell us your storyWhen did power turn a good trip into a great one?What’s one thing you couldn’t travel without?👀Let’s inspire each other to explore more—with power you can trust, wherever you go.Your adventure might be featured in our upcoming Outdoor Spotlight!Drop your story, setup, or photos below 👇!

The WMO (World Meteorological Organization) has just released its latest State of the Global Climate report. The takeaway is clear: this isn’t a future problem—it’s happening right now.🌍 The planet is overheatingThe last 11 years have been the hottest on record. We’re already about 1.4°C above pre-industrial levels—approaching a line we were never meant to cross.🌊 The oceans are carrying the burdenOver 90% of the excess heat is being absorbed by the oceans. They’ve been protecting us—but at a cost: rising sea levels, dying coral reefs, and ecosystems under pressure.⚡The energy balance is breaking downEarth’s energy system is falling further out of balance, leading to more extreme weather, rising seas, and impacts that are already irreversible.We’re no longer just asking what the weather will be—but what it will do to our lives. The shift to renewable energy isn’t optional anymore.To tackle potential climate changes, EcoFlow has developed several solar products—from solar panels to solar hats. Which EcoFlow solar product have you actually used and would genuinely recommend? How do you use it in your daily life? 📢🎁 Share your story and earn EcoCredits! Earn points to redeem discounts by registering, logging in, posting, commenting, and liking!References: https://wmo.int/publication-series/state-of-global-climate/state-of-global-climate-2025 (State of the Global Climate 2025)

I have a delta pro 3 and want to attach this to the consumer unit via a transfer switch. What cable is needed to connect the DP3. To the transfer unit.I’m based in the uk

I'm charging my solar generator for the first time tonight

Purchased my first EF Delta in 2020 after Sally did her damage here in NW Florida (Pensacola). Haven't had to ride out another serious storm since then but have had plenty of opportunities to test it out due to normal wear and tear on old grid infrastructure in our area and the occasional careless driver taking out a pole/transformer. The original Delta was up to the task of powering my fridge, TV and keeping all my devices charged till FPL got things working again.And just to be safe I purchased a Delta 2 and a second set of solar panels in 2025. I'm very confident that if NW Florida is subject to another major storm, I have what i need to save all my frozen food, stay informed and maintain communication with my family and friends.Thanks Ecoflow!Walter C Harrell Pensacola, FL

I live in a mountainous area with power infrastructure that is iffy at best during the summer and winter months. During the summer temps can reach 115 degrees and during winter I’ve woken up to more than 2 ft of snow with no power. I ended up buying the delta pro because it came with a 400w solar panel and a government rebate. I have to say, this thing has been a life saver, seriously. My gf does a lot of online college classes so it was essential to have power that is easy, accessible, and convenient. This power station checks all of the boxes. It’s large enough to run all of the essentials and more. I regularly use it to power my Starlink, laptop, and fridge during outages and it hasn’t failed me yet. I can even run some of the more demanding appliances for a limited time like my coffee maker which makes a world of difference when you have feet of snow and it’s 20 degrees out. Anyways, glad I stumbled upon this brand and I hope to get some expansion batteries and a transfer switch in the future so I can just power the whole house at once.

I was working on my RV today and ripped out the entire Power Kit gen 1 to upgrade to Gen 2. That meant no more power to the RV, since I ripped out all my wiring.But I needed to use power tools, so I busted out my original Delta OG 1300. Still good to go. Made several new holes in the RV to run 50a 6awg wires in a hidden way.

Our electric company like many others has raised our rates again. Our usage is down almost 20% partly being more proactive in using what we need and turning off what we don't. But mostly our solar and ecoflow setup that keeps 2 to 6 rooms of our home running on solar and battery power. Our fridge and deep freezer are on it almost 100% of the time but on cloudy days we drop 4 if the rooms the bifacial solar collects less but still collects some power. I have to say I wish we did this sooner than we did. Very glad we finally did get the ecoflow systems. Will expand very soon.

EcoFlow products have been great for reliable power while camping and most recently during a winter storm that knocked out power for several hours was able to keep my house nice and warm and even cook food all with EcoFlow delta max 2.

I’m away from home but not away from power. I’ve got my River 3 hooked up to the EcoFlow 110W portable solar panel today for charging. I thought I might need it for my laptop for work. The angle isn’t optimal, but I’m still managing 40W+ as the sun moves toward this side of the house. I plan to add some hooks for bungee cables so I can get the panels at a better angle until I build a proper bracket here. Every watt counts!

What I like about EcoFlow’s home backup options is that they don’t feel overcomplicated. You don’t need a full permanent install or a loud generator sitting outside—just something reliable that’s ready when you need it.Whether it’s something compact for the basics or a more powerful setup that can handle bigger loads, there’s a solution that fits real life. Lights, internet, fridge—you can keep things running without turning your whole house upside down.And with how fast everything recharges, you’re not just prepared once—you’re ready again quickly.

Hopefully within the next year I will be augmenting my home power system. So much to learn before then.

This month’s bill for SoCal Edison. 😎 You’re probably thinking, -$63.32, what’s the big deal. But keep in mind that I’m under NEM 3.0 where exports are reduced to 25% on the buy rate and we had multiple record setting heat waves last month and I ran both my 3.5 ton ACs all day into the late evening. My setup kept me comfortable, saved me money, and only drained my batteries down to 60% at the most until the next morning when the sunshine returned.

I forgot to connect wifi before I left so I can't check on my unit.

Had a box of old fans from computers laying around. Built some banks and plugged them into a fuse block which is powered by my DPU anderson output. Now I can toggle on the fans from the app and lower my battery temps by two degs F. Was hoping for more but….

With all the fun I’ve been having with the 160W panel, I’ve been neglecting my smaller portable panels. My 60W panel is still waiting for its day in the sun! I should build another stand so I can connect them for more solar power. I could probably fit the 45W panel in too! I just have to confirm the open circuit voltage for all three stays under the limit for my Deltas. 👍🏽👍🏽

Was living out of a van for 6-7 months while In between jobs last year and heavily used a wave2 with a delta2 max for air-conditioning. Made life way more comfortable and was super impressed with both items holding up under non stop use. Have also loved using my delta 2 for making coffee on my camping trips!

What would I do with this system ??? Why, I would save money. I'd keep them powered with solar panels and have them attached to my main circuit board so I could turn up the darn heat in winter essentially for free. It gets really cold around here! Of course, having back up power during blackouts and wrath-of-God snowstorms and ice storms would be a blessing. Warm happy thoughts here! Along with safe rerigerated food.

My solar numbers weren’t as great today, but I was finally able to fully recharge my Delta 3 Ultra this week only using a 160W portable panel. The sun was finally shining through the clouds and the panel was at the perfect angle all day. I can’t imagine the kind of numbers I could do with a 220W bifacial or 400W portable solar panel. Looks like I might have to add some items to my shopping list!

My hunting cabin is situated in the middle of nowwhere, about 1000 km from where I live. Of course I want to be sure when I spent my time there to have electrity. Therefore the best choice would be av Ecoflow instead of an noicy gasoline equipment.