I did a mini test just to see if my new Eco Flow 45 watt panel would charge my Iphone. It was about 90 degree and full sun in FL. I did not want to overheat the phone so I just did a short test.My results were it did charge the phone. My phone went from 67 percent to 69 percent in 7-8 minutes. This was with the panel laying plat at 2PM so not optimized exactly.I put the phone under the panel to keep it out of direct sun.Again, just a small test to prove that it works and will charge my phone.

I am thinking about what would be the best system if I wanted to use ECOFLOW products to power my 50 amp RV while we are out camping? Would the Ecoflow Delta Pro X be a good option so I could use it at home as well?

I have had my Delta 3+ for about 8 months now, and it has been used daily since I am mostly off-grid. On any given day, I can use between 400 to 800Wh, with my nightly loads taking the box from 100% to as low as 50% depending on how long I run the fans.I had read that around every 6 months, it is a good idea to do a couple of full discharge cycles to let the BMS recalibrate. I have had a couple of weeks where I was getting at best 4 hours of sun per day, and this led to the box being taken down to 20% and only charging back up to 60% or so.I noticed that the battery gauge on the app and box when connected to solar would at times seem to be going really fast, or would sit at a % for a long time before moving again, with roughly the same amount of solar coming in. Then one day it went from 75% to 100% in a blink of an eye.I am mostly off-grid, so if I want to do a few full discharge cycles, I would have to be very careful to plan it around the weather. The weatherman finally decided to work with me, and I have 3 days where I should be able to do 3 cycles. I drained down my older box to 20% so that I could use it as an extra load overnight.I was sitting at 40% and about 3 hours away from sun when I started to watch. The battery gauge was barely moving, even though I had a constant 100W draw on it. After 2 hours, I was down to 32%. I decided to speed it up and plugged the cooktop in, drawing 1.1kW, and took the box down to 5%. My thinking was that I really didn’t want to be hitting it with that high of a load when it hit 0%, so I unplugged the cooktop and went back to just that 100W load. It finally settled on 4% and then took another 40 minutes to drain to 0%. I will eventually level off with around 220W of solar which should take about 5 hours to get to 100%If the weather holds, I will attempt 3 full cycles and report back. I think it will be interesting to see the amount of solar it will take each time to go from 0% to 100% as the BMS is recalibrating.

My river 3 plus is keeping me cool on the hot days. If it wasn't for it I would be extremely hot

With all of the connection issues I have had with the App and my Delta 2 Max. I had a thought, maybe I am better off buying a modern Android phone with the latest radios and use this exclusively to control Ecoflow units? Perhaps something in expensive but has newer Bluetooth and WiFi protocols than my Iphone 13My Iphone 13 is getting old and I am planning on upgrading on the next release but for now, perhaps this will help with my connection issue?Is anyone doing something similar?

I just received the Ecoflow 45 watt panel. It has USB-C connection as I expected but also has a DC5521 connection which I was not aware of. It also comes with a DC5521 to XT60i cable.I plan on putting this panel in my bug out bag. A little bit of power is better than no power. Also Like the direct connection to USB-C. Now I just need to test with decent USB-CPD cables to see what I get.I may also test with one of my Deltas with the XT60i cable.It has a nice build quality.

Anyone an expert on configuring parallel and series panels for input to delta pro ultra? Two batteries, one inverter and Smart Home Panel.

Using my panel on roof to charge another power station.

Yesterday was an adventure. After hitting a rock in hole 1, a successful hole 2 dig, halfway through hole 3 the skid steer sprung a leak in its hydraulic coupler. A maintenance guy came and charged out the coupler on the tractor side, it still leaked, so he had to drive back to the shop and steal a hose side coupler from another until. I finished hole 3, started hole 4 and sprung another hydraulic leak near the auger motor. They had no spare hoses, so they bought a bigger auger Ithe one where he stole the coupler from) and swapped out the entire auger. I finished the remaining holes, then had to figure out the rock situation on hole 1. I climbed into the hole, had just enough room to squat with a trowel and a 5 gallon bucket to figure out the edges of the rock. It was too big to dig out without it taking forever, but I was able to coerce the auger to go around it by going a little crooked. So all 5 holes are dug, today we place the posts with gantries and supports

🏕️⚡ EcoFlow Goes Everywhere With Me! ⚡🏕️ From camping trips to Scout adventures and even a night cheering on the Missions and camping at the ballpark, my EcoFlow Camping Chair has become part of the journey. I love that EcoFlow isn’t just about portable power—it’s about a lifestyle built around adventure, comfort, and making memories wherever you go. Whether I’m spending time with my Scouts, relaxing between activities, or enjoying America’s favorite pastime, EcoFlow is always along for the ride. Let’s see where your EcoFlow taken you lately… #EcoFlow #EcoFlowCampingChair #EcoFlowEverywhere #EcoFlowPlus #ScoutLife #CampingLife #AdventureReady #MissionsBaseball #PortablePower #OutdoorLiving

One thing I’ve noticed since getting an EcoFlow is that I look at everyday appliances differently. Instead of just using something, I find myself wondering how many watts it draws, how long it could run, and whether there’s a more efficient option.I never expected owning an EcoFlow to change the way I think about electricity. You start noticing things you probably never paid much attention to before.

Howdy! Some items are available in the US store for EcoCredit redemption. So far, I see a solar panel, power hat, and Delta bag. If those interest you, cash in your EcoCredits! I chose the 45W panel this time around. I hope it’s the one with the USB ports since I don’t yet have that one. Looking forward to it!

Hello,I’m think getting new power bank for my air conditioner to save money using it with a solar panel. I have a De’Longhi PAC EM375WRC-6AL LG has:* 115 V* 9 amps (A)* SACC 6,900 BTU* Compressor starting surge (LRA): 43 APower consumptionAt full load:* 115 V × 9 A ≈ 1,035 watts. Now I’m try find correct power. If any have any ideas to help me find and get one soon possible. Right now the heat starting in CA. Thank for help

So far this summer, EcoFlow has come with me on fun adventures. I brought one of my Rapid power banks with me to Download Festival in England, powered the porch projector for movie nights, and recharged my River and Delta units many times over using the power of the sun. I plan to work on improving angles and connections in my small off-grid solar setup to keep the energy going and the power bill low. I’d love to add a Trail 200 to my collection and add to the fun. What are your go-to EcoFlow devices for the summer? #PowerAnything Round 2 #ShowMyIdeas #RiverSeries #DeltaSeries #Solar

Will be buying a house early next year on an estimated 2,500 square feet. Thinking about purchasing a delta pro ultra for a power anything, all house off grid. Any tips on how many and what to purchase for this kind of setup?

Hey everyone, excited to take my Delta Flow 2 on the road and off the grid (and power some music gear at gigs)!

I am impatiently waiting for my Delta pro 3 to get here. I've gotten so used to prime bringing everything in 2 days I'm spoiled. I hope it arrives by the 17th or sooner as it said it would. We shall see! I have literally not been this eager to get a package in a very long time, I feel like a kid waiting for Christmas. LOL

Some of the damage from late April tornado in saline county gilliam missouri. My ecoflow river 3 plus and renogy 200watt 24v 16bb solar panel and a bunch of diy lights and battery banks is all I'm surviving on still. I'm praying to upgrade in any way,shape or form to increase my energy source. I trust God is on top of it for me. It's kept me out of darkness and cool in summer heat and charging everything I have built to power everything.

I have the Delta to max and one additional battery and have it connected to three renogy solar panels hundred watts each. The three panels are connected in parallel with a combiner box and using an XT 60 I cable. I’m having trouble getting more than 75 W of input under ideal sunlight conditions.I have been advised that the XD 60 I cable I’m using may not be configured properly and I should get the cable from EcoFlow. I have also watched videos of people modifying the cable by connecting the negative side to the middle pin by soldering it.Any suggestions on how to increase the wattage input from the solar panels would be appreciated.

Am I the only one who is supper ready to post everyday and get my eco credits!? Like what a great idea for a company and it's customers. Why aren't more company doing this? Gets people talking about thier products, forming a community, and support group for questions . Just awesome I love this forum and this company. Definitely love the products or wouldn't be here posting! Lol