Does your dad use EcoFlow for his workshop, RV setup, backyard projects, or emergency backup? Or maybe you’ve built an EcoFlow setup to make his life a little easier? 🏠Share a photo and share your dad’s story below 💬What’s the setup?How does he use EcoFlow?What project are you or your dad most proud of?From weekend builds to backup power plans, we’d love to see the stories behind the power.Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing dads in our forum! 💙

Storms, heat waves, overloaded grids…Summer outage season is almost here. Whether you're preparing your home, RV, campsite, or emergency setup, reliable backup power can make all the difference when the lights go out. Before peak summer arrives, we want to hear from you:🔋 What’s your go-to outage setup?Maybe you:🏡 Keep your fridge and essentials running during blackouts🏕️ Bring portable power on camping trips🌙 Use backup power overnight for fans or CPAP devices🚗 Keep your EV charged and ready for emergencies☀️ Recharge with solar when the grid goes downOr maybe you’ve already experienced a summer outage and learned what setup works best.👇 Share your experience below:How long did your EcoFlow power your setup? What devices did you keep running? What would you do differently next time?Bonus points for setup photos, outage stories, or emergency prep tips that could help the community stay prepared this summer. Let’s help everyone stay cool, connected, and powered all season long. 💪

I knew the forum existed, but I had no idea you guys were so active here. I’ll be stopping by more often (reading, browsing, commenting, and liking posts) so I can get involved and learn more and more from the community. So far, everything posted here has been interesting and very helpful, and I've seen a lot of support.

Durante semanas tuve mi estación de energía hecha un caos: cables por todos lados, adaptadores sueltos y cero estética. Al final decidí dedicarle un rato y el cambio fue enorme.Organicé los cables con velcros reutilizables, monté una pequeña repisa para mantener la batería elevada y añadí etiquetas para identificar cada conexión. Ahora todo se ve más limpio, más seguro y mucho más fácil de manejar cuando necesito desconectar o mover algo.Además, noté que mantener la ventilación despejada ayuda a que el equipo trabaje más fresco. Si alguien tiene ideas creativas para mejorar la organización o fotos de sus setups, me encantaría verlas.

Most of the discussion around subpanels seems to focus on larger backup systems, but I’m curious about the smaller setups. My dad has an EcoFlow DELTA 2 with an extra battery which is a 2 kWh setup. He runs it through a small six-circuit subpanel in his basement for essential loads. What’s the smallest power station setup you’ve connected to a subpanel, and how has it worked out for you?

The EcoFlow Prime Day sale page appears to have a subscription bonus, where you can enter your email address and win a bonus item. There are some nice items available. I received a coupon for 6% off a solar panel. Have fun and comment below what you get! Link: https://us.ecoflow.com/pages/prime-day

I love my EcoFlow wagon cart! It comes in so handy. I only wish they would have them available with points. I guess the only way you can get one is through the webinar. I really want another one!!

Here’s a quarterly reminder to consider a battery maintenance cycle for your Delta units! If you’ve noticed a shorter run time or the battery seems to be draining faster than you’d expect, that may be a sign you need to run a full power cycle. Check out your device’s specific user manual for Storage and Maintenance tips!

I wanted more battery but did not want to spend $400 on just on 1000W battery.An alternative is to buy a river 3 plus with the included EB600 battery which gives you 860 watts and another full independent fault tolerant power station from the other. And it’s cheaper than the extra delta 3 1000W battery.

With the EcoFlow setups, I’ve realized panel angle matters a lot more than people think for getting decent output. Everyone seems to have their own little trick for lining things up without overthinking it. I’ve been using a paper towel tube. I just aim it until the shadow basically disappears and it’s pretty close. I’ve also seen people use soup cans or whatever they’ve got on hand to check alignment. What’s your go-to way to get panels pointed right at the sun?

The EcoFlow Roll Top Backpack turns out to be a really practical carry setup for a small mobile system. I can fit my RIVER 2 inside along with a foldable 45W solar panel, plus still have space for cables and a few accessories without it feeling overstuffed.

The EcoFlow DELTA 2 and its extra battery actually fit inside the DELTA 3 waterproof case pretty well, which makes it great for both travel and storage. It keeps everything protected, organized, and easy to move without worrying about bumps or weather exposure. The only real downside is that the unit needs to be taken out during use because of fan placement and airflow clearance. Once it’s out, it runs normally—but for transport or long-term storage, the case is a solid upgrade in convenience and protection.

So sent my wife today with my EF solar hat and chair for field day. We cannot post usage due to safety issues but just wanted to share . Thank you EF

Howdy, EcoHomies! Don’t forget that EcoFlow devices and accessories have a user manual and sometimes a quick start guide. They are available online in the Support area of the site or in the mobile app. Check them out and save or print a copy to get the most out of your units and the mobile app.

Father’s Day is almost here! 😄Every dad has his favorite way to spend time outdoors, tackle projects, or enjoy a little well-earned downtime.Maybe he’s into:🌱 Gardening🏕️ Camping trips🎣 Fishing days🔧 DIY projects🚐 RV road tripsNow we want to hear from you 👇⚡ What does your dad love doing most?⚡ Which EcoFlow product would you choose as his Father’s Day gift?Would you pick:🔋 RIVER 3 — for fishing, day trips, and quick outdoor getaways🏕️ DELTA 3 — for camping weekends and outdoor adventures🚐 DELTA Pro 3 — for RV life and long road trips🌞 Solar Panels — for home energy savings and everyday useand anything else that comes to mind!🏆 Top stories may be featured in our Forum Highlights!Drop your pick and share your dad’s story below 💬Let’s celebrate the dads who power every moment 💙

Besides my EcoFlow addiction, I have an addiction to Ryobi battery powered tools. Everything from working tools like drills and saws, to household tools like vacuums and fans, to outdoor tools like lawn mower, snow blower and leaf blower (to name just a few). I find it very satisfying to charge them with solar power by using an Ecoflow power station to charge them.Yesterday I mowed which meant I needed to charge four 40v batteries when I was done. The fast charger draws about 560w when charging 2 batteries. Using the D3MP, while it was charging off of 2x320w solar panels always gives me a kick.

One of the signs my first-generation River Max Plus (RMP) was due for a battery maintenance cycle was the “forever 1%.” The battery percentage on screen quickly decreased, and remained at 1% for at least 6 hours. It was outputting 25-100W during that time as well. This is an easy fix! I ran the RMP until it shut down, then recharged it uninterrupted until it reached 100% charge. Now it’s ready for the next adventure: storage for the next week and a half. 😂

Using my new Delta 2 and the extra battery along with 4 100w solar panels, I am able to power our little shed. We charge all the kids toys every night, I’m able to run a bounce house for hours, and can run the miter saw when needed. It charges up each day so it’s ready for the morning, it is an excellent way to keep the shed powered without burying lines. I plan to take the power units to tailgating this fall, just need some portable panels to go on sale!

I started this solar hobby journey 4 yrs ago with adding panels on my house but couldn't afford the batteries. I used to stare at the solar edge app and say i am sending 20kw back to the grid to make pennies back. So, I started to look into the portable power stations. My first one was 4patriots 2500 (junk) Next was Grid Doctor 3300 and 300 . Not bad RV backups or Grid with transfer switch, but way over price. Weak solar input. 120 v 1000 watts. No active Bluetooth or Wifi. They sold me on the EMP protection and USA support. I purchased the original OG Anker 3800 loved it, but solar input was weak. Would purchase it again, well the plus. Loved it. Always wanted the DP but knew I could completely make my house off grid with the DPU. Now I have the Anker Solix E-10 and recently purchased the Bluetti Ac200L with their Charger 2. . Love it. This week buying the Anker Solix S2000. How about you? Anyone Crazy on this hobby and to know I have back up to the back up .. #backuptothebackup. #Ecoflow, #Ankersolix, #bluettie , #Griddoctor

Works great, only if the batteries could produce enough 12v watts to power the A/C without buying an extra converter for it. Batteries do fit under the the bed of the sleeper truck.