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 👇!

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

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.

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!

We camp with a trailer all over, but mostly in the Colorado Rockies. EcoFlow solar panels and power stations have made it so much easier than relying on gas and generators to power our family adventures. Instead of dedicated solar, extra batteries, and an inverter just for the trailer, we opted to buy EcoFlow power stations and panels to use while camping AND everywhere else we need it. I’ve been surprised how much use we get out of having them. I’ve used it to run the garage fridge while using our outlets for power tools to complete big jobs around the house. Taken them to church to supplement power at the church picnic. Powered our birthday party at the park. It goes on and on. I’m really glad we got our power stations and I’m looking forward to getting bigger and better units to come.

For those who choose to live life as Nomads on the road as Full Time or Part Time RVers, an Eco Flow “whole home” backup system can fit nicely into your RV lifestyle plans. Some RVers own winter RV lots in warm climates. Many Canadians visit the Southern US states or Northern Mexican states in winter when it’s freezing back home up in Canada. For this RVer - who’s been on the road since retirement in 2018, like others,we gravitated to purchasing a wintertime RV plot of land in the Arizona desert southwest. Living in the desert poses some challenges - especially when you’re AWAY from your winter property in the summertime. Our “Park Model” (fixed) trailer can cook in the desert heat. In addition to normal preparations to keep the buildings cool, we’ve deployed a Delta Pro Ultra solution with two DPUs (inverters) and four batteries (giving us 24kWh of storage and 14.4kW of concurrent usable power). We use several hybrid (solar + grid) MiniSplit HVAC systems to keep our buildings at 78°F all summer long. At night, we rely on our batteries and DPUs to power the units. Running in what’s called “Self Powered” mode allows our deployed solar panels to charge up the batteries and at night they power the loads just fine. During the Fall and Winter - when we return to our sunny RV lot, we plug into a 50amp RV receptacle where our DPUs and batteries are located and we can augment our power usage with the Delta Pro Ultra system since in the wintertime we seldom run the MiniSplit systems as they’re just not needed as much. So we switch the solar panels over from directly powering the MiniSplits to powering the DPUs. The goal is to offset the cost of high utility power between the hours of 4pm and 7pm when utility rates are the highest. For this we switch to the TOU (time of use) mode or use SCHEDULED TASKS to manage when we want to run on batteries and when we want to recharge those batteries. We’re even thinking of using a DPU in our Class A RV when on the road!

EcoFlow has had a major impact on my life. I personally haven’t paid an electricity bill in 9 years, and having access to reliable portable power has been a complete game changer for me. It gives me peace of mind knowing I have power wherever I go and dependable energy for my off-grid lifestyle.Beyond the savings, EcoFlow has given me freedom and independence. The convenience of having power on demand has made daily life easier and far more flexible. It’s more than just a product to me—it has genuinely changed the way I live.

Exploring Venezuela is breathtaking, but it comes with two major challenges: limited space and fuel scarcity. After switching to a full EcoFlow ecosystem, my camping experience has completely transformed. It is, without a doubt, the smartest investment I’ve made for my trips.1. Harnessing the Sun, Saving FuelIn Venezuela, gasoline is often hard to find, but we are blessed with plenty of sun. My 400W Solar Panel and 45W portable panel allow me to turn every sunny campsite into a personal power station. This setup saves me a significant amount of fuel since I no longer need to idle the engine to charge devices or carry heavy, dangerous jerry cans. I use the sun to stay powered, keeping my fuel strictly for the trails and ensuring I can reach remote corners without "fuel anxiety."2. Efficiency and SpaceSpace is gold in a 4x4. By using the Delta 3 Plus with its Extra Battery, I’ve replaced bulky battery setups with one streamlined, high-tech system. While driving, the 800W Alternator Charger refills my capacity rapidly, much faster than traditional chargers. This efficiency has allowed me to reclaim a ton of space in the truck, making packing simpler, more organized, and reducing the overall weight of my cargo.3. Home Comfort AnywhereThe Glacier Classic 55L fridge and Wave 3 AC (with its own battery) bring professional comfort to the wild. I no longer worry about hunting for ice or enduring the stifling tropical heat. Whether I'm in the humid plains or the coast, my food stays frozen and my tent stays cool. Everything works through the EcoFlow app, giving me total control over my energy.The VerdictEcoFlow makes overlanding in Venezuela simpler and more sustainable. It’s not just about gadgets; it’s about the freedom to explore further. For anyone serious about camping here, this is the ultimate upgrade for independence on the road.

Delta pro with 1 battery works great for camping

I own a Delta Pro with extra battery, a delta 2 Max with extra battery, alternator charger and several portable solar panels. The charging time is very fast when you’re utilizing several methods of input. I have loaned my Delta 2 Max and solar to friends for their camping adventures and are very impressed by the performance. If I won any of the Ecoflow products, I would give it to my friend who could use it for her cpap machine while on the her adventures. Thank you for making such a wonderful product to use in any situation. 🥰

Picture a relaxing weekend at campground. The excitement of going, getting set up and then the dread of having to head home to go to work. Ecoflows solar generators and portable panels have allowed me to extend that trip and work remote for as long as the campground allows. Log off work and jump in the lake or sit by the bonfire yet another night. All of the places that I camp are without power. And who wants to listen to a generator drone on while enjoying nature? Grab a Delta unit and break the tie to the grid.

Food allergies + Eco Flow = freedom, security and health!!!!

We bought a River 2 Pro in July of 2024 through Amazon. It is so easy to use, to power up, use camping and cart around the farm. So we are looking at upping our power supply to a Delta for the house back up! Thank you for a great product!

I hope EF comes out with solar panels reminiscent of ZoupW's 450w-480w solar panels. Or even the same design of Renogy's 400w foldable solar suitcase. It's durable and heavy enough to withstand windy days, but efficient and portable enough to use it as the main power input for RV's and off-grid use.

#powerdifference Like many of people in the USA states that have Mobile homes or live full time in RV the biggest roadblock is getting the right power system that can work great with limited solar. The shortage of very light, affordable panels is really the biggest issue. Would love to see Eco add a Rv home system that can be mounted into the units, that uses rack style batteries that can finder under the RV. A unit that can max out Volt and Amp input with solar. Very light solar panels that can perform top rate with anti-shading capability. The system can allow an Rv to boon dock for week that ties back into the entire RV electric system. Mobile homes are difference story. Yes, I can put a DPU, but due to limited room would love to see a unit that can be outside. A 4500-watt solar system with 500 volts and 20 amps. A unit that can stack 5-6 batteries. A unit that we can get lightweight panels that can be put on top of the mobile home with adhesive. My Eco flow Dream.

Hi Ecoflow family, i just learned about this forum. My wife and i have been users of Ecoflow since 2021. Im excited to share our experiences and learn from your journeys as well! :)

😀i just to get all my products except one the 3000 ??? but Im happy with my ecoflow ultra plus es the rock .

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A portable foldable chair with a sturdy frame and durable fabric, the chair is perfect for camping trips, backyard barbecues, or simply lounging in the park. Its compact fold up design makes it easy to transport, set up and pack back up in it’s it’s own travel bag

Reminiscing about my first two EcoFlows; Delta Max 2000 and Delta Mini. ☺️