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

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!

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. 👍🏽👍🏽

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.

I started with small Ecoflow units and now have 3 that I use. I like the phone APP is one of the reasons I got more Units.

When power goes out we don’t have water because the pump needs power. It would be nice to have a battery system that could power it, heat and refrigerator

If I got an EcoFlow upgrade, I would finally have the power to match my ambitions. ⚡This is my actual setup!! Nothing fancy, but everything meaningful to me. Every night I’m running my MacBook, iPad, and Arduino device off my EcoFlow RIVER 2 while pushing through grad school assignments. This device has genuinely been a cornerstone of my daily life.As a grad student who is financially finding my way, every purchase is a decision I think hard about. Getting my RIVER 2 was me betting on myself and choosing to invest in something that would support my goals as well as my growth. And it hasn’t let me down once. 💙If I upgraded to the DELTA Pro Ultra, everything would change. I would finally be able to study, compete, and build my future without ever worrying about a power interruption derailing everything I’ve worked so hard for. As someone who is building their life from the ground up one late night, one project, one breakthrough at a time that kind of security and stability isn’t just convenient. It’s life changing. 🙏Living in California, energy costs add up really fast. Having whole-home backup power that is efficient, reliable and sustainable would mean one less thing standing between me and the future I’m fighting for. And yes, that is my cat making her cameo. Apparently she had some thoughts about my cable management. 😂I’m just getting started on this journey and I’m grateful EcoFlow has already played such a real role in it. Here’s to what’s next. 💪#PowerDifferent #EcoFlow #RIVER2 #DELTAProUltra #CleanEnergy #CatsOfInstagram

I am a food truck owner/operator, having built 3 distinct food trucks within the past 1-2 years. I use EcoFlow batteries to power each of my food trucks full time! The food truck shown in the picture was my first move from gasoline generator to battery powered. I’m able to run all day with just a Delta pro (+extra) and 2 solar panels. Since the EcoFlow Delta Pro is plug & play, I was able to save thousands by doing the install myself, which is huge as a small business owner. I absolutely love not having to deal with the hassle, noise, maintenance, and fuel cost of running a gas generator, I’ll never go back!

I use the River 2 Pro for camping nearby to power my coffee maker, phone, led strip lights and laptop/monitor and other camping electronics. I use the Trail 300 for backpacking to off-grid cabin for DC power. I even hauled my River 2 Pro in a backpack to a backwoods cabin 3.5 miles away. We call it gliking - glamorous hiking.

#PowerDifferent is important in my home. Running the dryer always trips the breaker in my apartment. The landlord refuses to correct the electrical issue. The Ecoflow Delta 2 handles the surge from my dryer and makes laundry day a breeze!

I started out with just a Pro Ultra with one battery to power refrigerator. After a couple of power outages, I decided to upgrade to 3 batteries. Then I said what the heck, and added another Pro Ultra and 2 additional batteries and used a manual transfer switch to power my main electric panel. Now I can basically power most of my house for up to 6 hours. This has been a brutal winter and we had 2 major power outages (over 3 hrs each). The Ecoflow system worked great. I waiting until there is more history with smart panel 3 to make the switch over to backup power easier.

He comprado dos DPU con 3 baterías cada una y el SHP2, mas contento no puedo estar, vivo en cuba y los apagones son de mas de 40 horas, gracias a Ecoflow hoy produzco mi propia energía

Going off-grid doesn’t mean giving up comfort—it just means being smarter about how you power your day. EcoFlow makes it easy to stay connected, keep essentials running, and enjoy the experience without limitations.Whether it’s a quiet getaway, working outdoors, or just stepping away from the usual routine, having reliable portable power changes everything. No noise, no hassle—just clean energy wherever you are.It’s freedom, powered your way.

I’ve been posting about my adventures chasing solar as the season change. In the last year or two, after removing a declining tree and significant vines, I noticed a few good spots for potential solar year-round. Today, I decided to prop up my 160W portable panel in a new area and see how it would do. Over 900W! Had I put the panel up an hour or two earlier, I might have been able to make it to 1000W. Incredible! I’m taking notes and looking into whether I can get a permit for solar mounts along the fence line because those numbers are too good to pass up!

Two of the 220 watt panels pull in almost full load.Late day. New generation 220 panels are great.

I don’t have many creative ideas for posts at the moment. I was excited to see at least 85W coming in on my flexible solar panel. It briefly made it to 87W! I never know I’d have so much fun with solar charging.

This is a storage building, fully wired, but nothing running out there except a single ceiling fan. Not even lights except for a few minutes when I go out there to grab something. It’s on a separate meter, and the monthly bill has gone from $18 to $53. I’m sick of it, and want to go solar. The way the building is situated, it gets the most light on the front side. The roof has a lot of shade. Would it work to put about 500w on the face of the building, and connect a Delta 2 or Delta 2 Max?

We need ecoflow wall plates for connecting our solar panel cables into the house, multiple different options to fit customer current and future needs, in pairs of 2, say 8 pairs, 12 pairs, 16 pairs, 20 pairs, instead of having to rely on cheap amazon stuff! Not such a crazy idea.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.