I will soon be getting an adventure van that has the 5Kwh ECOFLOW power kit. I already own a Delta Pro and have heard that I can expand the power kit with my Delta Pro by using the new Power Dock. Has anyone done something like this and what additional connectors might I need?

I have 2 River 2s, and a Delta 3 and a 220W solar panel on order. I know the Delta can handle 220W, but the River 2 is only rated for 100W.I called Ecoflow support and they said the 220W would over charge it. BUT... can you cover up part of the panel to bring the charge rate to 100W or lower? Using the display to regulate the rate.Thank you

I have a Delta 2 base station + extra battery for Delta 2, and I want to buy an 800W alternator. What are the connection options for use in a camper? Are there any adapters or solutions available?"

Hi , new to ecoflow I live in New England and I have my batteries in my rv, can I leave them in the rv during nov and dec till I travel to warmer weather? I have the ecoflow 2 & a battery, the original ecoflow . I am not using them they are just being stored for now. Please advise Thank you Mena

Question: 4 200w Rich Panels in 2S2P, do I need a fuse in between the panels and the Power Kit Hub? If yes, what do you recommend?2S2P hits ~74 V at Vmp, ~87 V at Voc (cold conditions).Current stays manageable at ~22 A (under EcoFlow’s max).

What would be the best way to cascade power from:1) a Delta 2 Max to an older Delta 1260 ?or 2) a Delta Pro to the D2MThanks!

Has anyone used their Ecoflow Delta series power station to provide power to an amateur radio transceiver either at home or for portable operation?If so, did you use the 110 volt AC to power a power supply, or go 12 volt DC directly to the radio?Thanks for sharing your experience and advice.PaulTampa, Florida USA

I plan on using a Delta Pro to power my cargo trailer conversion. I will have a 1KW solar array on the roof that will be plugged into the main XT60i port. Is there a way to use the XT150 port by using the smart generator adapter for an extra battery for additional solar input from a ground based array? If the Alternator Charger uses this port it seems it is taking a straight DC charge unless the pins in the middle of the plug are propietory and provide some type of info to the DP Pro.

I love having the Multi Function Camping light. I used my eco credits to buy it and I'm so very happy that I did. I've had to use it more for other people than myself. It is great for when people arrive late and have to set up camp in the dark. And for that extra light around the campfire when we're playing games; Just one of the three lights on the lowest setting helps!

Hallo in die Runde habe mein Ecoflow B Werk erweitert mit einem Straem Ultra als Speicher und Smart Meter leider habe ich über der App immer eine Fehlermeldung 3 Eliktriker haben kontrolliert Phasen sind korrekt weiß nicht mehr weiter es funktioniert auch alles hat jemand eine Idee

What would you use this device for besides charging devices? Only cool Ideas accepted. LOL

The River 2 pro, River 3 plus have been amazing to use for cooking appliances from making cheese sandwiches, scrambled eggs and coffee pot for hot chocolate. Highly recommend these products.

I love to have a battery chargers on me and the wireless rapids work perfectly for that. I take the camping light also and that gives me light bright and dimmable and can attach to backpack and charging capabilities. I love to use the River 2 max to keep a backpack cooler running for cold drinks and a small dual head fan inside my truck to circulate air around when truck is not running.

I use the River 2 and River 3 series groups to power my Christmas lights and Christmas blowup decorations. Great to have EcoFlow powering everything in places there is no power. Great for parades to have on floats or powering lights on your vehicle.

There are certain positives and negatives to having a fridge and camping lights, etc. while camping - you have to keep them powered. But, you don't have to look for ice or batteries :)Between solar and the alternator charger I kept the power stations charged all weekend and also the batteries in the Glacier Fridge. Lots of ice was made.Time to charge everything up for another weekend of camping.

Picked up the River 3+ extra battery. Did you know it’s a standalone battery and can power your Starlink Mini while in the woods!!??

I need help choosing a device to power my Glacier. Should I get the Glacier battery or the new Trail 300? There is only a price difference of $10.

One of the things I love to do is camp, and cook and eat :)I've been finding things to use my EcoFlow power stations with and my Dash Mini appliances are just perfect to take camping. I have the Dash mini waffle maker (pie maker, griddle, etc.) and they are easily powered by the River 2 Pro. It was a windy and cold morning, so the hot waffles were very welcomed.

Spring to fall, I use a variety of power stations everyday. Whenever there is solar to be harvested, I take them outside to replenish the charge via solar panels. That means, I am plugging and unplugging into the PV ports nearly every day for 8 months of the year.Having seen a couple of FB posts about PV ports falling inside stations last year, I decided to be proactive in protecting against the possibility. After a lot of internet searching, I came upon a XT60 Male to Female adapter connector plug made with 10AWG cable to run high current for RC Lipo batteries. These Hobby connectors are 8" long, so perfect for leaving hooked up to the stations. I bought a 2 pack thru Amazon After testing it with my first D2M, I got more for other stations. And now, every station I order gets its own "pigtail(s)". I'd rather have an issue with a $6 part than have something happen to the station PV port.People have asked if they are XT60i - no, the ones I have From HobbyPark are just XT60. However, 95% of the time I don't have issues with identification between Car and Solar (which is the most common reason people prefer XT60i). I do have 1 station (D3+ third), that has one port that sometimes does misidentify - even at 250w+. But, between all my EF stations, I have 15 PV ports, so that isn't a bad average as far as I'm concerned.If you want extensions, and not just connectors, or you are set on XT60im I'm sure there are several companies that sell them. Or you could make your own. The shorter ones I use are HobbyPark and they sell on several different sites. Just make sure they are of a good quality and size.1st pic is of D3+ (left) and D2M (right) with pigtails. 2nd pic is of River 3+Max with pigtail

During summer when it is hot, to save my mini split extra work, and keep extra humidity down, I usually cook outside. I usually use a Delta 2 Max (D2M) while hooked up to solar panels to run a George Foreman grill to cook hamburgers or steaks (1st pic - from a couple of weeks ago). Today I decided to make a meatloaf in a multicooker (all following pics).Couldn't be easier; make up the meat mixture, throw it in the cooker, set up a camp table next to the D2M while it is charging (note that a D3+ crashed the charging party - 😁), put the cooker on the table and plug it into the D2M, then set the cooker for slow cook - high. Walk away for 3-4 hours, and voila, a nice meatloaf that will last me a week or more (I freeze some).Tips:1) If using a cooker that has a steam vent / thermometer insert hole, cover the hole AFTER the appliance is shut off. While it is cooking the venting steam will keep flies at a distance. Once that steam is no longer forcefully ejected, the flies may be more adventurous. I use painters tape, double layered. You can see the blue tape in the 4th pic.2) Once done cooking using any cooker that has a separate insert, move the cooker to a shaded area (if needed), and remove the insert from the main cooking unit. Let them sit outside for 15 minutes to get rid of some of the heat build up before bringing into the house.