How can I Run my 50 amp rv with a delta pro 3, it doesn't support the 50amp plug

Looking to add a solar panel for my EcoFlow River Pro 2, but was looking to see if anyone else uses mounted panels and what hardware they use for 2 rails?Thank you!

My wave 3 will not power when using the 110v outlet, but it will turn on when using the battery connection port.. but it will not charge the battery or work when directly connected to any outlet. Any ideas on how to fix this problem?

I have 4 delta 2s. 3 river units and now I just got a Delta 3 Ultra plus. Amazing where you can use them.

Greetings! About 1.5 years ago I purchased a used River 2 Pro directly from the Ecoflow eBay store at a hefty discount. I am so happy with it. I have it in my motorhome which I live in with 2 120 watt solar panels in series, a small Fartman...I mean Firman generator, and two high capacity medical 12v lithium ion phosphate batteries I charge and use if I'm out of fuel and it's cloudy. I love it so much that I want to expand my setup with at least 4 more solar panels like the ones I have, AND an Ecoflow power station that comes with two addon batteries (If it comes with only one addon battery that's okay). Anyway, I was looking at the Delta 3 with extra battery used/refurbished for about $400. Would anyone recommend a different system? The plan is to use the generator only to charge all the batteries once a day at most then shut it off to save on fuel. I also need the Air conditioner at about 5,000 btu to run on energy saving cool for 8-10 hours a day in the summer, and a 10,000 btu heater in the winter for a couple, 3 hours a day. Anyone have any input? Please and thank you!!!

I recently bought the Power Hub with the 5kWh independent kit for my ford transit camper van conversion! Just looking for some tips or suggestions of add ons to make things even better!

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a quick sanity check on a 12V electrical plan for my overland truck camper. I want to run all my camp DC accessories (maxair fan, Starlink mini, fridge) off my EcoFlow Delta 3 Ultra Plus's 30A Anderson Powerpole output. My concrete Plan:- Distribution Hub: I’ve opted for an Auxbeam BA80 (8-Gang) panel system to act as my centralized fuse block and switch dashboard. - Main Feed: Run a factory-assembled 10 AWG Anderson Powerpole to Ring Terminal cable from the EcoFlow. The Red line runs directly into the input of the included manual-reset circuit breaker, bridges from the breaker output to the Auxbeam Positive input stud, and the Black line lands directly on the Auxbeam Negative stud.- The Ignition Workaround: Because this is running off a portable power station and not a vehicle battery, jump the Auxbeam's ACC ignition wire directly to the main Positive input stud. To avoid crimping tools, land a pre-made ring terminal wire pigtail on the stud and splice it to the ignition wire using a Wago 221 lever nut. This keeps the hub permanently armed when the EcoFlow's DC port is activated. - Vibration-Proof Terminal Connections: Use a wire ferrule crimping kit for all appliance wires so they can be securely locked down by the terminal block screws. Does this look like a good architecture? Most of the detailed instructions I've found online is how to make the Auxbeam work with a vehicle battery, and I have seen it mentioned that people use it with secondary batteries, but I haven't found detailed instructions for this use case.