ULTIMATE Home Generator just got BIGGER with 240V | Ecoflow Delta Pro ULTRA
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- Опубликовано: 8 янв 2024
- Ecoflow just released the biggest battery generator & power hub on earth! Crazy specs & performance gets put to real world & whole house testing. Shocking results with this Ecoflow Delta Pro Ultra Review
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i see an ECOFLOW 7200 watt Delta Pro on the harborfreight website.says $2800.
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@@samlyons7189it does work, I just tried using it…not that I could afford to buy one…I sure wish I could though..
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The problem is that this is $6,000+. All of these batteries from ecoflow, bluetti, etc (all companies, not trying to single out ecoflow) are TOO EXPENSIVE for regular people. We need this delta pro ultra to be sold for $2,000 OR LESS. And keep scaling that down for the smaller batteries. Delta 2 max for $500 for example.
Sell these for prices like that, with no other changes (no reduction in quality, capability etc).
That’s what it would take for these to really have an impact.
This is one of the best channels on RUclips. Thank you for your excellent reviews and information.
I totally get that, keep in mind right now its $4,799 Order here: bit.ly/3NHezXO Use my code EFDPUSILVER & get an extra $1000 off at checkout getting it to the $4799. Still expense but its not $6k
Especially with LFP batteries now off-patent, they have become incredibly cheap. You can get 6-7kwh worth of LFP for less than $1000 now.
Heck, for roughly the same $9000 you can get the EG4 PowerPro setup, which has a ton more capability as a stationary system. Much higher solar input and nearly double the AC output.
Now I get that this ecoflow setup has a packaging and portability benefit. But seems like this setup is going to be primarily stationary anyways.
You can always roll your own using server rack Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries. Will Prowse has quite a few videos and if you really want $2k you're probably going to have to roll your own or wait
Right now I can order this up for $5k. Since it can qualify for the 30% home energy tax credit, when wired up to the house, a final net cost of $3.5k seems pretty impressive for what you get.
@@steveallwine1443I agree that the pricing on these systems is great for what you get. I don't need mobility so I would probably go with an EG4 system as the input and output are a lot higher and necessary for me to fully back up my all-electric house.
Batteries and inverters can only get so cheap.
This is an interesting new option. They keep getting better. The price is still a big challenge for most people. Thanks for showing us.
Thank you very much, yes agreed, Good stuff, cheaper than Tesla but not inepensive by any strectch. I am glad you can just start with a single setup and add later.
Cost is my barrier. It would be different if my power were unstable but in 10 years we have lost power only a few times for more than a few seconds. The longest was 3-4 hours for a planned electrical upgrade in the neighborhood.
As others have said, price is the barrier based on utilization. My 4250w propane inverter (on a 250gal tank) powers the basic necessities in all seasons. In Texas, we may lose power 1-2 times over a few years in our area. If we lived in a different area, this might be practical.
You are so right. It's something each person has to judge for themselves.
@@SilverCymbalhow will this type of power generator if I can call it that do in my garage where my panel is located. My garage is is a 2 car garage that sits under both the front 2 bedrooms in my townhome. The garage can get over 90 degrees in the summer at certain times of the day. Will this cause problems for these batteries or are they able to handle it. In the winter the garage gets down so far at the lowes at around 49 degrees. We know the 49 is not as much of a problem as 90-95 degrees.
Also who in the world can I get help from to set up the best electrical connection to my panel that will actually have full knowledge of this product and know all the pieces they can use to give me the best connection setup? Especially if we got their smart panel. We do have a 6 gauge wire coming out of the panel going to a box that we can easily put a 50 amp rated outlet on it since the wire is connected to a 50amp breaker in the panel. It was installed for us with our newly built home last year for a future car charger if we ever go one. We probably never will. Lol.
Anyway we really need to find out if this type setup will hold up well in a garage that can get that hot for a few months out of the year here in South Carolina up near the upper western part of the state where it does not get extremely hot for very long. Batteries can have issues if it’s to hot. Anyway thanks for your video and help with my question.
I was eagerly waiting for this review with bated breath! Fantastic review, per usual Silver Cymbal!👍
Greatly appreciate you testing 120v charging and 240v discharging. This was sorely missed on the delta pro.
I agree, this seems small but for many of us that own little gas generators or even small power stations, doing this during an outage is a great plus.
This is exactly the type of setup I'm looking to do for my house soon. I like how you say the smart panel isn't really needed as I also like the flexibility of the interlock. I can pair this up with a gas generator to get through extended outages since you can still charge it while discharging 240.
How do you like your split system I'm looking for a good product. So the ultra handles it?
@@marygunn7417 haven't picked it up yet but I plan to for this year
I kinda had a wake-up call last night. I underestimated this snow storm we just got. My power flickered I bet over a hundred times, but never fully failed (but many others did 😕 and are still out). I "pre-overheated" my home to 77° last night (just in case power did go out, I'd have a couple/few hours of the extra heat already built up) and I got the natgas fireplace and generator ready. Luckily I didn't need them.
Power failures have become a huge deal for a lot of people. I have always lived in somewhat remote locations so a generator was always needed. These are a great option that can make it much more of a simple pushbutton operation.
That unit is amazing - the 240V output is a game changer! The option of inputting 120V and still outputting 240V is really unique and opens up lots of combinations
I totally agree, its almost magical. Next it will run on used coffee grounds and put out three phase 480v
Great video thank you. The first product was really good but this is what I’ve been waiting for. I always like to give me a chance to work out the bugs and then deliver something really good now I’m gonna buy.
4 years ago just getting 120v with a battery was crazy. Its unreal that they have come this far. I will be using this ongoing for my house and adding some batteries and eventually solar as well. They addresses every concern or hope I had with this one. Be sure to use the coupon/link above (while I certainly appreciate the affiliate link) it also gives you an extra $1000 off for the next 4 weeks making the base setup $4799, which is chepaer than 2 Delta Pros last year cost.
@@SilverCymbal hey thanks for the message. I live in Phoenix and I have a Tesla solar system on my roof. It works great but I don’t have a battery. The power walls were just too expensive at the time. I figured they would come down in price and they’ve actually gone up. So I’m looking for someway to save the extra power I make during the dayand use that to run the AC at night in the summer as you know our summers here are absolutely oppressive. Anyway, I think you have one of the best channels on RUclips. Talk to you again.
Thanks for this Mr Cymbal. Excellent vid, and excellent product.
Thank you, very much appreciated
Seems like the perfect option for an off grid build!
Another awesome video, thanks!✌️
Thank you, definitel good for that type of a build you could run really any type of setup, They did a great job with this
4:22 That's the one feature that the Anker SOLIX F3800 should have implemented. So useful.
Agreed, when I look back 4 years ago it's hard to believe how even fast charging was considered impossible. Now have such great features from different companies
Great infos finally one that confirm that you can really charge 120 in while using 240v out. thanks I have been trying to find this info for a week even tech at EF couldn't answer lol. I hear you can not charge 240 while output 240 from the DPU :(
I keep debating if I should build my own 240v power station (EG4 stuff) or buy something like this. My prediction is prices will come down as more competition comes to market, so I'm waiting. Thanks for the showcase- good stuff from Ecoflow!
Great review! Having a large all electric house, the output on these just isn't high enough to make them a legitimate option over a dedicated EG4 system but I can see how these would be worth the investment... Especially since they are a lot more mobile.
Frist time caller, long time listener. Always no nonsense videos! Question, I just started looking into battery backup for my home and have you looked into the EcoFlow 15kWh Power Kits they offer? Is this monster replacing them do you think?
Yes, I got one and I used it on our last power outage but I have it in my office and worry that it will start a fire so I moved it to the barn.
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Thank you for this awesome video, I just ordered one with your coupon code! Stay safe.
That's great you will love this one.
Great video as always! Ecoflow makes excellent products. I noticed you have a reverse osmosis system with your well-any recommendations on a good brand/system?
Since day one when i saw ecoflow .. i knew it is a great invention that will change how we look at power generators .. because it is quite chargees very fast easy to manage and cool looking .. Last week i bought one and it is great .
I have been looking for an alternative to a Generac as a back up power source. I really like the idea that its scaleable and portable
Same boat, tell me more of why alternative to Generac?
keep watching your stuff waiting to pull on the right set up for my home. Its wired through garage for generator input and then have a manual transfer switch in box. we have an active sump pump sadly (4K times a day when it rains), and on well so just wanting to find right power system to last a couple days piece of mind. they are quick to return power normally than that but 2 days would be nice! this seems really really close!
I assume that it won't have the same problem the old delta pros did with one unit dying before the other, rendering both inoperable for 240v. The charging while discharging feature is nice.
Yes correct, the balancing the two stacks was something I don't think any of us had realized until using it. Still good to have 240 but this is improved as its all one bank for charging and discharging. I definitely love that 120v as offsetting use and using up old power stations, generators can make just a 1 unit become very attractive.
That figures since I just got a complete Delta Pro system recently. This is DEFINITELY much better. 🤷♂️
The Delta Pro is still a rock solid setup that has run so much for me over the years. At least unlike the other brands if you decided to sell it at some point the EF stuff has decent value.
I got 2 DP's as well. Now is the time to max put though. Prices are just gonna keep falling as push the Ultras.
Thanks for the review.. You manage to make some complicated things simple. What is not mentioned is if the 240V is single or split phase. In my opinon 240V single phase is not that useful. Please let us know.
Thank you for the nice words. Yes the 240v is split phase so its the same as US house 240V.
Rain just started in Shelton
We are in for crazy weather ahead. I just want winter, rain plus the 10 inches of snow we have is not a good mix
@@SilverCymbal Same, here on the shore we only got a little more than a coating of snow. This rainstorm coming up will drop more precipitation than the last event! Crazy to think of that happening in January.
I would like a controller like this, with the same easy solar input connections, but that would charge deep-cycle lead acid batteries. They take up a lot more space, but I have space. I would prefer their safety record, much longer life, and lower cost. Cheers!
LFP is very safe especially in a solar setup where you're never outside that 1C rate. LFP electrolyte has a much higher combustion point. Even dead shorting a cell only creates a bunch of smoke. Same as a lead acid.
LFP also has a longer lifespan that lead acid, by a huge margin when you factor in total kWh throughput. It's not even close. Also cost is about the same or cheaper if you DIY over lead acid per kWh now. Your information is quite outdated now.
The 240v is great for home backup. I like the concept of charging a large power station with a suitcase generator. Since I only have 120v in my apartment, the original Delta 1300 works great.
Great review, awesome product, the thing is if your without power for any length of time your going to deplete battery in a few days unless you very conservative and then you have to have a large solar bank to recharge it or run a gas generator to recharge it. Probably better off just getting a 10,000 watt gas generator or having a Generac backup power system installed, that's what we are using, our runs off of propane and does a good job, much cheaper then these battery generators and the massive solar panels you need to recharge them. We have some friends that live off-grid and their primary source of power is a diesel generator, this thing is massive, it runs constantly around idle speed and gives them 240 volts and 110 volts with no issues and it uses very little fuel.
How long does the Ecoflow Ultra take to recharge from street/grid or generator power?
Great video. Off-topic, but what's the additional unit you have connected to your (RO?) drinking water system? I recognize the Aquatec delivery pump, but what's the unit located above it? Thanks!
Thank you That is an accumulator tank. amzn.to/4aKaWdT I need to do a video on that setup as it was very affordable and I run filtered water to the fridge and a kitchen tap and I only have to change filters down in the basement which is nice. The accumulator helps smooth out the flow, otherwise its like squirt-squirt-squirt up and down. The accuulator eliminates thats almost entirely.
@@SilverCymbal Thank you! I’ve got an RO filter in my (large) crawl space that supplies only the refrigerator at the moment. I’ve been considering a delivery pump but was thinking about adding a second water tank (just like the one that came with my RO system) after the pump. Looking forward to your video, as always!
Captain Pedantry says: This is NOT A GENERATOR, it's a storage battery.
Where did you get your interlock outlet and plate? Is there one you recommend the most?
They're getting so close! I would prefer the option of 50 amp output to handle the summer load at our house. I wonder if they'll offer a joint unit connector so that two head units can send 50 amps into your home, or if you'll have to buy the smart panel or wire multiple inputs to the home.
You literally guessed it. They do have a combiner box, if you don't want to go with a smart panel, but it will combine two stacks with 1 50 amp outlet. I will do another video a little later with more batteries and that adaper in the future
@@SilverCymbal thanks, Chris! Much appreciated!
Sorry about my ignorance on this topic, but at almost $5k this is in the same price range of getting a backup generator connected to your gas line - Generac or other brands. What would be the pros/cons of a portable generator like this vs a permanent, external unit connected to your home?
Would this work with their dual fuel generator? Would it talk and turn on automatically like the older delta model did?
I see you mentioned you're sat charging with a 30amp 120v at 3.5kwh can you use the 240v output on the ecoflow ? ate the same time
Excellent, it can be charged with 120 while outputting 240. That alone answers my one concern. I can run my 240V appliances, while charging with my Firman 3382, 120 v inverter generator. And I would no longer need to keep my 25 year old Generac XL5500, even though the motor run great and the unit has served me well during every past power outage.
Will this unit plug into a 50amp outlet? I currently have a 50 amp twist lock exterior plug for my gas powered generator.
This is a beast, wish I could afford it.
Nice work guys. Fer sure. Real nice work. What else ya got?
So much trouble with 120V electrical system in US... Here in Europe, we get 240V even from cheapest EcoFlow River =)
How much time between charges would you guesstimate if you’re just running the basics? Some lights, a fridge and maybe a/c?
@shawnakbynum Running lights will depend. If you have LED bulbs, that are 10 watts and you had say 10 on you could run 10 lights for around 60 hours. A fridge will vary depending on what type of fridge etc but you could run a fridge off the single battery for roughly 7-17 hours. AC depends on the size, but AC on a single battery with no solar will drain the battery fast since they use 3 to 3.5 KWH an hour. 2 hours or less of run time would deplete a single battery. If you had solar plugged into it you could extend that battery life but that would depend. Id say, a few lights on, the fridge on and the AC you would deplete the battery in just a handful of hours without solar assisting.
can this be plugged directly into a 50 amp house transfer switch?
Thank you for bringing another very intriguing item to consider.
Expensive? Yes. I am considering it because I have a 7500 watt gas powdered generator that has served me well through years of short duration power outages. If this Ecoflow Ultra can deliver a 24 hour run of powering my house (like the gas generator can), then I am going to give this a good, hard look.
An instant on generator upgrade to the gasoline powered generator is going to cost me $15k to $20k. If I can backup my current gasoline generator with the Ecoflow Ultra for $6k or less, then it seems like it's something to consider.
Great review. Can you set the 240v or 120v input to charge on off peak hours? Or is it always charging?
Thank you, yes you can. There is a new app feature called automation and you can set rules for that to reduce costs or just do other functions.
Can you tell me your adapter there that is connected to the input/output generator charging at 3,500watts is it a 120/ or a 240v adaptor
Hey, new homeowners around the Midwest are having their sump pumps fail with this big freeze. A video explaining might help. I will edit this message with further detail later
Yes my sump is really active so trying to find right home backup
Run it to a generlink for night power. Charge it during the day with solar or generator.
If you get to keep these after reviews you must be able to power a small town by now. In all seriousness the 240V in a single unit is a huge advancement.
Didnt see this answered in the video - are you able to charge off solar and from a generator simultaneously while outputting? Just charge simultaneously?
Per Ecoflow yes, all of the inputs can be used together along with AC (120v)
I Which you try the device when charging the unit from solar to see what is the real output power can generate
it looks beautiful. Wish my pockets were deep enough to manage it ;p
Is the output pure sine wave, or modified sine wave?
I know thrre is no AC output when charging with 240V. Does AC output work when charging with 120V 30A input? In tbe video, the output is 0W.
Subbed, good content. Thanks.
Can these be used for 220 volts and do they come in 20/30 kva?
Excellent. Now whose buying
So while using your backup ecoflow to restore power can you charge the ecoflow at the same time
Correct and at quite a high level as shown. It's a game changer since you get clean 240v out and can use all sorts of 120v inputs, gas generators, other batteries, even litte jackeries. Kind of like the modern day version of grabbing every gas can you have got and filling up your car.
Nice video. What size breaker should be used when installing an interlock kit for 240V use? 50 Amp?
If you use a single power unit like I am here, it works with just a 30AMP breaker. If you want to set it up for 2 Delta Pro Ultras then you would move to to a 50amp. I just did a 30AMP interlock install here that ay be helpful: ruclips.net/video/pPMm0reEBPM/видео.html
@@SilverCymbal Thanks! What gauge wire with a 50Amp breaker to run it 4-5 feet to a new inlet receptacle?
@@SilverCymbal Also if you use two of them do they connect serially (daisy chain) and then one cable to the inlet receptacle?
Can it connect to the ecoflow smart generator like the delta pro does?
The ability to output 240v while charging with 120v is a big deal. Since most big 240v loads don’t run constantly, it would be theoretically possible to power a house with one of these and a small inverter generator for days, while using less gas and making less noise than a large open-frame generator.
I agree, this was my most loved featured for exactly what you said, and lets you get a lot more runtime from far less sophisticated gear feeding it as needed.
Does anyone know if the batteries or smart panel ever have to "phone home" in order to operate?
They do not need to. They don't need to be activated or anything like that. The internet is never required. But you will likely want firmware upgrades but those are dione through your phone and the app if desired. But it does not need a connection to operate
Hi, what is the box with outside inlet and inside inlet?
I show more of that here with an explanation: ruclips.net/video/yNBXE3BszEM/видео.html
Im greatly considering this. I live in a apartmen building that does not allowed any sort of gas or gasoline generator and you cannot install any sort of solar pannel. So this or something like this looks like the only solution I can consider for a back up power solution for my aparrmen eventhow I cant insll solar pannels..
i like the simplicity it would be awesome with my interlock but for that price I’d honestly just have a propane whole house standby generator installed
Am I correct? You said I can charge this off my (240V) EV charging outlet?
Of course, I only could charge it with. So it couldn't get a c I don't get the power line so Is solar panels or work for me.
Can you keep this plugged in for continuous charging during non-outages? I'm wondering whether that would decrease its lifespan. I prefer to just plug it in and forget about it until I need it for an outage, and it'd be at full capacity.
Can this power DC appliances or only AC?
How many batteries would i need to run a well pump, hot water heater, 2 fridges, and some tvs? For a day or 2 max? I would probably need a bunch of batteries right?
That type of a setup would like need 3 maybe 4 batteries for the time you mentioned.
i must have missed it in the video but how long can you run your stuff before you have to recharge the delta pro ULTRA????????????????????
No you didn't it totally depends on what you are running. A fridge and lights could run for 3 days with this setup. But if you want to run electric heat, 2 freezers and a electric stove it could be as short as 4 hours. It s a100% determined by the wattage you are using at any given moment.
Is it possable to just run a gas generator, 240v to the DPU for charging on cloudy days. Then run a 240v out from the DPU to a small breaker box for distributing small loads for off grid living? This is just for a single DPU unit.
Is this lithium or Life04?
separate controller and batt packs if that's the design here is definitely the way to go... however that price is way out of my budget. For as long as they stay legal, a decent generator and good supply of fuel is 1/4 of the price.
You can buy a portable one that connects to your gas line that can run indefinitely. This would be good for camping. That's about it.
How does this compare to Anker solix F3800 ?
Whenever i see this called a generator, it always reminds me of that Batman movie where they build a powerplant which was actually a battery.
I know it is probably done this way so people understand what it does for them instead of what it really is.
Generators convert kinetic energy into electrical energy.
I hate when people refer to a battery as a generator too.
So in a power outage, you have to use a gas generator to chargevthe batteries
WOW! What an incredible machine this is, absolutely perfect for an off grid home. I have one of Delta’s much smaller unit that I bought last year, and I use it in my car for camping. I can boil my tea kettle, make toast with my small toaster, and it comes in handy for power tools.
How much did yours cost
How long does it run
Will be nice when they come out with an automatic 240v smart generator with the option to charge 240v while output 240v from the dpi at the same time. and in regards to the batteries like the other gentleman mentioned below those batteries are way $$$ a 5kwh on the market sales for $1,300 and the EF battery for $3k for 6kh it's almost 3 X the price at $2k would be so much better I'm sure others are considering the DIY system since tou can get 30kwh for $8k vs $15k EF
? Can you plug mr cool 12000 btu plug directly in unit. Easy for senior mom. Instead the gas generator.
Can you charge an EV with the 240V output?
I knew I should have waited. Dammit!
Oh nevermind, I ain’t paying $6k.
I would be nice if Ecoflow came out with a automatic transfer switch rather then the smart home panel.
Where does all the data to control the ecoflow app go? Who controls it, has access to it in the cloud?
Its their cloud app. If you are concerned about privacy, you never need to connect it to wifi or just connect for firmware. Wifi is NOIT required to use the device Only optional for remote access/monitoring
@@SilverCymbal this is a Chinese product. Which means the PRC likely is getting insights into all of it. Just sayin…..
@@tltealWhy would the PRC care about how much power you are using in your house?
@@patrickhynes6058 you’ll find out when they shut it off … ahem, accidentally. Not that it would ever ever happen.
@@patrickhynes6058I don't think they care about how much power you're using. I think this is a command and control thing. Where does all the data go (in transit, at rest and in motion?) and what kind of your home WIFI information do you have to put in it? Think about it..... you'll understand.
Their Facebook group is crazy useful. Thousands of customers provide info.
I hang out in there and some other forums and I totally agree. Its fun to see how others install these too, it can give you a lot of ideas
@@SilverCymbal yes. You are my #1 source for anything home related.
I’ve wanted eco flow back up for a year but wife is resistant due to cost.
We do have a 2 year old - never used Generac 8000 watt gas generator that hooks up to our circuit breaker via the 240v like you just showed.
But….id have to siphon gas from the vehicles to keep it running in the event we can’t get to the store, etc. but I have prepared for that occasion as a possibility so we could handle it nicely.
As long as I can keep my wife’s food frozen, and cooked if necessary I’m fine. She has crazy allergies and can only eat very specific foods or she can end up in the er. She eats one type of rice, turkey, carrots, blueberries. That’s it. Every day. All day. Every meal.
Very interesting. I am sure that a price of 4 500$ to 5 000$ in Canadian money would be very interesting. Maybe, government will give subvention and this will help to buy 3 000 per year in Quebec for the first year. I know that batteries are very costly. In French. Projet très intéressant en raison de sa performance, de la protection de l'environnement, de la simplicité, de la sécurité. C'est normal que le prix soit un peu élevé en raison du coût des batteries. Mais, ce type de technologie pourrait se vendre au Canada, en Europe, en Amérique du sud. Continuez votre excellent projet. Du Québec Canada
0:51 Bro shoes in the house? Come on man!
Impressive
I was going to buy an ecoflow generator a few years ago and they were going to sell me the solar panel at an extre cost so i bought a 4 patriots generator instead
It’s cool but the premium they tack on is insane. The batteries in there are what you’re really paying for and they are charging over double what that capacity would cost.
I just got a dual fuel, propane / gasoline generator with the same statistics. Except mine was $600 LMAO
It's a storage battery 🔋??
Damn, this thing is over 5000 usd.
With cold climate taking out electric car what is the story on this vs co!d air???
Can i buy EU version?
Do they have solar panels for it?
Yes, they have many different ones here: bit.ly/3NHezXO
Ok great concept and great design but the price is out of my reach. I would buy for sub $3k price
I hear you for sure, with the discount code above its $4700 at the moment, if you had bought two Delta Pros last year they were $6200, so it is getting there