Be prepared for DISASTER with EcoFLow's new Delta Pro 3!
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But is it repairable? I cannot afford power stations or setups that i can't fix if a circuit board fails 11 years from now.
Nothing beats EcoFlow that I've found it's more than worth the price if there is anything better nobody has told me😁
I wonder if the eco flo delta 2 or pro could be used to give a charge to your electric car if you ran out of charge in the middle of no where
@@aaronmcconnell7358 yes there's ways too make it possible
Not that I would recommend everyone try because you could ruin vehicle very fast if done improperly
Wow a 21 minute commercial and you never lost me. Good stuff. No wonder you are a well used spokesperson for EcoFlow.
Ah.. I hate Casey, I subscribe to his channel and give my 2 cents to Patreon to make sure he keeps doing his thing ... I would like to buy that ... "I hate Casey" shirt but I'm not wearing something that is sized for Riley.
Might get the other shirt that says he does not know what he is doing .. but sending it to Hawaii ... postage might be more than the shirt costs to make.
Yes .. I am saying this to give that algorithm another post to count.
Like some of us nerds here....we can talk for hours of things we are passionate about. after all the casey talk i can totally see an ecoflow unit in my future...as our motorhome needs more juice and one of ecoflows units feel way too good of an option.
@@nekoroms an option I would get is the dual fuel generator to be used at a campsite with no ac supply .. that connected to a small EcoFlow unit ... the two would keep me going Hilo has lots of nice places to go camping to ... but no AC supply ...
It never ceases to amaze me just how articulate you are - no "ers", no "ums", no pauses, no gaps, just plain, straightforward, rational talking - and at speed too!
It's a real gift that helps make your videos so enjoyable - even 22 minute adverts!
Let’s chalk that up to good editing 😂
@@CaseyLaDelleI was going to say that. Lol
@@CaseyLaDelle be honest your wife edits 😂😂😂😂
@@brian7327 actually she doesn’t. I’ve personally edited every single one of the over 1,000 videos on this channel. I’ve never had an editor, and don’t plan on changing that.
@@CaseyLaDelle glad to hear that actually keep up the great work thanks for eco videos
I just sat through a 22 minute add, that you couldn't pay me to, but I actually enjoyed it!
Darn it!
I hate Casey LaDelle!
😁😁
If only adverts were as interesting!
See this is why i hate casey LaDelle!!!!! Lol. I really hate him so much , i comment alot , i like his commercials & even share his videos , ill show him . Bahaha 🤣 dam jerk , tows for free , come on .
Don't forget to buy the " I hate Casey LaDelle" shirts.
@bradpetersen5595
Oh, I am!😀
Thumbs up I also hate Casey Ladelle for making me watch a 22 minute advertisement
I have two Ecoflow units I use as UPSs. One at my house hooked to our main computer and wifi. Another I bought for my daughter when she bought a house and it is hooked up as a UPS in her home office and wifi. I love them and wish I had the money to buy more. There has been a few occasions that the power went off and I didn't notice until I realized they tv was off. I was on my laptop and the wifi never missed a beat. My wife was at the main computer and she wondered why the lights in the house went off but the light at the desk and the computer were still running. Absolutely seamless transition from 120v power to battery supply. 👍👍👍
That's exactly my use case and why I want one. I'm moving into a very old house and would love to have this for my Work From Home setup. I do need a good writeoff this year...
That's something I'd been wondering but couldn't find anything on Ecoflows site about if they could switch fast enough to serve as UPSes.
@@Dan_Neely Just bought some, it has a 30ms switch on time as a UPS. They don't recommend it for use for data servers, workstations, or medical devices. I'm sure this is to protect them from liability for data loss or injury. On the other hand, depending on your device, and how you use it, a 30ms power delay may cause a reboot, affecting work in progress, or a missing a few seconds or (restart time) minutes of use of the medical device. There are plenty of UPS sold for computer use that don't switch on fast enough to avoid rebooting lots of computers; there are plenty of computers that can handle a 30ms outage (but not all). Many medical devices will restart fairly quickly after a power interruption, but how long and how serious the effect depends on the type of device.
You know why I watch a 22min add because it helps Casey help others that’s why.
@@KnightlyTruth
He even made it interesting!
Plus…. Casey is never going to bullshit you, he’ll tell you like it is.
@@richardcobb2852 At least he’s not Gene Simmons Blunt 😂
Absolutely
Don’t have one.
Probably never will.
But I really did enjoy learning about it.
Casey, your content judgment is just fine.
What that long commercial showed was that dual fuel generator .. I won't get one of those either but if I ever had the need I would get that and a much smaller EcoFlow that is compatible with it. As Casey was saying ... the generator would kick on just enough to recharge the power pack and shut off ... unlike a normal generator that would constantly be on ... as for fule I would get a 10lb propane tank that should keep things powered for a nice time{ but the average size is 20lb} ..
Ironically I was mentioning this to a semi driver, who was wanting to run an air fryer for his food but also use it to charge a battery for a piece of equipment at night when he sleeps as he is away all week in it. This idea was instead of installing an inverter in his cab and having to idle every night to stop the batteries from going flat and also it was a long term rental truck. Starts to make sense if buying everything to fit and risking the hire company not liking something aftermarket installed not by them against a unit sat on the floor that the driver can take with him to the next truck.
Casey I think your honesty is off the chart , not something you get anymore!!!! Thank you for sharing.
I respect & appreciate real people & honesty . Something that is really rare theses days & alot of people/ friends get mad at me because they can't handle the truth !!! I say fk em . Sooo casey be yourself & if they don't like it . Well to bad
Watching his videos I have learned that Casey is true to a fault ... if something is good { after his unbending testing (note the dual fuel generator) } he will say so .. if it is crap he will not hesitate to say so ...
@@davestevens4263 If they don't like it, that bees their problem, Eh?
EcoFlow must be very happy with your add. I normally skip adds, not so with this one. Very nice job Casey, you turn an add into a documentary.
Casey has a thing .. if something is crap ....
And if something is great ... 23 minute video about it !!!!!
I have an Ecoflow Delta Max that I use as a UPS for my sump pump. We had an ice storm in March 2023 and power was out for 48hrs. The Delta max kept the sump pump running for 2 days and prevented my basement from flooding!
I had never thought about basement pumps until someone else mentioned it just a bit ago. That’s a really important thing to keep running!
How about a UPS for your water pipe heat tape? So a long power outage doesn't burst your water pipes. That could be pretty important for folks who have cold winters.
Well said, I love my ecoflow’s , I bought mine for grid power down. I have 2 1300’s , 1 delta2 without extra battery . Our power went out in July so I used one for fridge and one for freezer, I also take one along camping, we have 2 sets of solar panels, they saved our food , my delta 2 is in my garage powering my a/c ..
Next up on your list should be that stand by, dual fuel generator. I's say propane is the way to go as it may never need to come on and a 20 lb bottle of propane can sit by it for a year without bothering with it ... gos on the other hand ... three weeks and the gas can go funny ...
Thanks Casey. Your videos and sponsors have made me aware of several devices that have helped make my life better. I have three smaller Ecoflow generators and 2 Setpower coolers. The generators have got me through short time power outages and ran the coolers when I had lay overs during my travels. Quality products.
I watched the whole thing. My dad has been looking for more information on the ecoflows and Casey came through without knowing it 😊
I went Jackery a year or so back. Absolutely amazed at the tech. Here in rural Eastern Washington, balls deep in winter is when the power usually drops. Only used the Jackery once last winter, power was down for about 14 hours. My heat is propane, so just needed fans. I plugged in my router, TV, and desktop, too, and had my normal interwebz even with the power down. I pack it around the yard instead of running a series of cords, throw it in the boat or the car....... so handy! Ecoflow looks maybe even better than the Jackery.
I have purchased the Ecoflow River Pro to power my Setpower fridge and have been absolutely pleased on both purchases. I have purchased both on Casey's recommendations. I absolutely love being out on my boat and sharing frozen popsicles with friends in the middle of the lake. Thank you Casey for introducing me to EcoFlow and SetPower for their products. Life is good. I also need to thank Casey for introducing me to both of these company's products. They both are great companies.
My delta max is great, the only problem with it is that now i want to buy more so i can use it in multiple places at once!
These videos are great. Yes I bought an EcoFlow because of your past videos. Went on a 2500 road trip through Oregon with the Delta 2 and 200 watts of solar on the roof. It ran everything in the van with no issues. Over night I would still have around 70% left of battery then within a few hours during the day the solar would charge it back to 100%. Highly recommend these products.
Thanks again Casey for all you do.
Seems the best thing about being a RUclipsr is getting free ecoflow units. It's very rare that someone I watch has not been sent at least one unit and normally multiple units
All you tubers get hooked up with sooooo much free stuff . It sure is nice . For them .
Looks like good stuff, Casey, but I wonder just how much capital you've got tied up between your Ecoflows and solar panels and related cables & equipment?
If I needed to live under California conditions, I'd have some sort of backup power arrangement, couldn't afford what you've got!
To date, I have a Delta 2 and Delta 2 Max with each batteries(1 for Delta 2 and 2 for Delta 2 Max) that I got to replace two 2k Honda generators. I have used them in power down and on camping trips. At this point I am very happy with them. Time will tell if the products hold up. I am not to interested in a warranty, as I want it to work when I need it, not get replace placed when the failed when I need it. I will be keeping one generator, as backup for when solar is not charing.
One of the best things about a battery based system, is the lack of needing to keep fuel around and the fumes when using.
Did a 11 day trip with the Delta 2 and a small fridge. No noise for 11 days. The people around us did have a generator and that was smelly and. noisy. We also had a larger solar setup on a trailer with a full sized fridge and freezer that we kept going all the time with solar and battery. It was nice to not need to make noise to keep the food cool.
I'm glad to see that they don't call their units generators like a lot of manufacturers do. They don't generate power (except the smart generator) they are electric power storage units with built in inverters to dispense the power
Actually they do, and they are in fact generators.
A generator running off a 4 cycle gasoline or propane engine converts the stored chemical energy in the fuel into electrical energy. These units convert chemical energy stored in the batteries into electrical energy. You recharge your typical generator by adding more chemicals that were typically made with solar energy 1000's of years ago, you can recharge these generators with solar energy collected now.
@@noneentered1 people like to say that they aren’t generators because they don’t create power without solar hooked up. But those same people fail to realize that an internal combustion engine generator doesn’t create power unless you add a fuel to it either.
No matter which setup you use, you have to supply it with an external fuel in order to generate usable electricity. The difference in that the external fuel these use is simply the sun, while the others require gas, diesel, propane, ect.
The term "solar generator " is a made up term by the industry to distinguish their products from other power storage units that don't have on board solar charging capabilities. I too dislike that term. If you use the strict definition of the term a solar panel best fits the phrase "solar generator" as actually generates power from solar energy instead of rotational energy.
@@pumpdump4476 but a solar panel does not create usable electricity that you can plug a device into and use. You need something that takes the energy created by the solar panel, and generates usable electricity.
Internal combustion engine generators are exactly the same. They take an outside energy source (fuel) and use it to generate usable electricity.
Both are generators, they just use a different fuel source. The big difference is the ability to store that electricity and have it be usable when the fuel source isn’t present. Internal combustion engine generators are not capable of that
In the Bandvagn206's homecountry of sweden. We constantly use them to fight fires.
pulling out fire hoses, rescuing people cought between fires etc etc.
They are amazing to drive ontop of burning stuff :D
Dual fuel smart generator, what the heck😂 Dang!! And start itself up lol. The Delta 3 pro alone is a beast and it's on wheels? 4000 watt hours of power. Nice products but I will never ever be able to afford any of them. Nice pool Casey
Only the fact that i wached a 21 minute video about a product shows how unbiased I think you are. Keep it up!!!
We have the Delta Max, the Delta 2, and bought my 85 year old mother in law a Delta 2. She lives in rural WV and loses power frequently. She uses the Delta 2 to power her CPAP. The peace of mind knowing she can run the CPAP when the power is out was worth the cost. Thank you for introducing me to the EcoFlow products.
I have used EcoFlow products for many years...We live in coastal Brunswick Ga and when hurricane Debby came through, for us it had downgraded to tropical force storm but we had over 15 inches of rain, winds were gusting 45mph. We did lose power for just over 48 hours and my EcoFlow Pro never missed a beat !! I have solar
panels on the roof that continually charge my system. My EcoFlow smart gen dual fuel would come
at night for just very short periods of time. I also have one add on battery. Casey as you mention,
these EcoFlow systems just work. The best investment and the peace of mind one could
ever have here on the Georgia cost 💖
I purchased ecoflow several years ago to help be prepared for hurricanes in our area (coastal south carolina). I recently had a job which took me to an area with no electrical power supply when the heat index was over 100+ degrees. Without the ecoflow it would have been a disaster. With ecoflow i was able to operate a high velocity fan to keep me cool enough to work in the heat for several days and charge my batteries for tools. I recently viewed your take on the ecoflow generator and am considering the purchasing of one to add to my present one. Thanks Casey for your presentation and your youtube videos.
Every time you do this it makes me really want all the eco flow stuff. TO MARKETPLACE!
I bought a delta pro for when i go to buckley old engine show(just got back 2 days ago)/ fridge backup as im a truck driver. I did a test and estimated i would need 50% charge and i have space built into my camping box for 200 watts of solar. And then did a test at home and best case would only get 30% from solar. I bought a champion 2500 surge inverter generator last minute. Well we got lots of rain and forcast was right so i didnt even set up solar. Generator was ran like 2hrs a day at like 1300w as 1850 was rated run not to overload it. The delta pro kept my food nice and cold in my 2 12v fridge/freezers and ran my fan at night plus charged my phone. Unlike the nieghbors camper ran an open frame from 7a-10p (gen curfew) when i get my own camper i plan to get the eco genset and wire it all in and max out the roof with solar eventually.
Clicked onto this video suspecting it was going to be a 20+ minute long commercial. Was not disappointed. Only for Casey would I intentionally click on an ad.
Hearing you talk about wildfires as you walk past your fleet, parked near buildings near trees, reminds me of all the lost structures here in the Kelowna B.C.area 😢 historic
He straight up says this is a sponsored video. What does anybody not understand about that? Maybe you should unsubscribe.
I live in Oregon & enjoy his video's.
He has always been very honest about anything he has done. I started watching him not too long after he started his RUclips channel. Met him when he came over here to donate those light towers to a kids soccer club in Coos Bay.
I used to live in bend actually and started watching him when I miss home.
I never watched videos like this, but you had my attention all the way through it it's making me rethink my solar ideas for my ambulance build. Yes I'm going to have to start looking into this. Thank you Casey
Casey you're really good at this. Whatever amount Ecoflow is paying you, isn't enough.
I wouldn't doubt if you're selling more units than 10 of their salespeople.
I have solar panels and a whole house battery backup on my house. I strongly recommend that solution for anyone who has power outages that last longer than a couple of hours!
I live in Florida. My neighbors have commented that when we have power outages my house is the only one in the neighborhood with lights.
Through your fathers' day link (I think that's what it was.) I bought a complete set of two DeltaFlow Max systems with a bonus solar panel kit. I'm still experimenting, but one is designated to charge my new EGO brand Zero-Turn mower and, outside of needing to be charged so I could mow before the system arrived/was set up, the mower hasn't been charged on anything else since. The mower requires 1 and 1/2 generators to get a full charge in about an hour, but like I said, I'm still experimenting and debating on getting extra eco-flow batteries. But I love the system as it is!
The first time I charged the mower I didn't have the supercharger set up yet so I was charging the batteries individually and each one took about an hour to charge. It comes with 4 10 AH batteries. And, now I have a 5th battery plugged into the mower, a 5AH, and the total charge time is about an hour with the eco-flow.
Casey like many of us lives in a remote or semi remote area. When you do this, power outages are a fact of life. Rely on a water well? You need power or lose your toilets. We have a propane generator, a twenty plus year old solution. Tomorrow batteries and solar panels are the replacement.
Casey you explain everything so people can understand with no bs. Luv that thank you
Fellow Oregonian here, I would lose power every fall,winter, spring and summer. 😊 I had an artisan well so I always had a trickle to make coffee, also had a pond just outside the bathroom door for flushing toilets. I got started with Jackerys a while back and have several for freezers and fridges and small ones for packing from room to room. I love them, happy to have them. These that you have sound like a great product, nice talk Casey
I just bought the wave 2 for the bunk of my truck because I don’t do heat well, needless to say it was worth every penny (basically the value of the Canadian dollar) I wish I had the unit years ago because this summer is the first one I managed to get a good nights sleep no matter the temperature. I am looking forward to see how the heater function works this winter, but I don’t have any regrets thus far so even if the heater isn’t quite good enough I can still use the diesel air heater.
I purchased a Delta 2 , December 2022 and haven’t regretted it for one moment. It’s powerful enough to run my top load washer, toaster over, coffee maker, Instant pot. It doesn’t have a lot of reserve power but it’s a fair trade off for cost and portability. I like that I can change the charge rate via the phone app. I have three other different brand solar generators, but this is by far my favorite.
Here (in Ukraine) this is now one of the most popular products. Some people bring it from China cheaper, others from Europe, but ecoflow is the best, because it charges quickly, sometimes the light is on for several hours and then you can appreciate the fast charging.
For a 20 minute ad, it was a very informative video. Thanks
I have the River2 Pro and the Wave 2. The Wave2 has kept my 15' camper cool and comfortable on multiple 90-100 degree camping trips. It works so well, I moved it to my bedroom in my house when I was not camping. The River2 Pro has worked flawlessly. I use it for camping when I do not have shore power, and running a cooler in my car. If I had realized the usefulness of their high power port, I would have gone with a delta series. I would have liked the option of running my Wave from it, and the car alternator charging would be a real win for me.
I bought the River 2 with a 100 w solar panel to use with the replacement battery for my cameras. The replacement battery's plug into an AC outlet so the camera has power continuously. I used it to take pictures at the Fourth or July parade and a movie of the Fireworks later that night. Stated with a full charge of 100 % and finished with 92 %. I also used it to take pictures of the solar eclipse last April. I don't need it for a lot of power usage, but also used it to run my Dremel to grind down a camera mount. To run my jigsaw to cut up some wood for a project I am working on. And I will us it to run my camera's as I take pictures at The WWII re-enactment at Midway Village in Rockford in September. The best money I spent.
hey Casey thanks for the great content as always, if you put the delta 3 in your RV you can add the EcoFlow alternator charger to charge the unit anytime the vehicle is running and it can also jumpstart the vehicle if its battery dies.
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Great job casey. I have almost no need for any sort of a generator as I am on the same power grid as for my local hospital and police station. I have lived here for 13 years and only lost power twice for a total of 3 hours.
This kept me interested the whole time.
Ecoflow should be very happy to have you as an ambassador. When it gets time for me to pull the plug on this kind of back up this will be the first name. I think of. Between you and Mike Morgan, you've got me sold👍👍👍
As we are in the process of moving to Florida we will be looking for something to use when we get down there. I know it will be an EcoFlow product, I just have to figure out what and how much I will be able to spend. I have watched several of your videos where you’ve touched on that product Eco flow. So it will be the top one once I get down there and start looking around. A thanks to Eco flow for sponsoring your show and it looks like they have taken good care of you.
I bought the Ecoflow Delta Pro with an extra battery. My main use is for emergency power outage. its been sitting under my bed for 4 months. Plugged it in last week to top off charge for 2 night camping trip. Battery was still 100%. Used main unit to keep my 100 liter portable fridge freezer powered. I'm positive that was overkill. I would rather have overkill than worry about power. At this point Im verr happy with my purchase. I will see it how it performs this fall and winter. I live in the San Juan Islands in the Pacific Northwest. Power outages is a part of life here in the fall and winter. My only gripe is Ecoflow has come out with the Ecoflow Delta Pro 3, now I want that model because it has 240v and the extra batteries are more compact. Currently saving so i can purchase the Ecoflow gas generator and the Ecoflow portable solar panels. Thank you for this very informative video Casey! Love your channel!!
I’m a diabetic and insulin is a very sensitive to temperature. It likes the cold lol. So I use a unit paired with a small portable fridge to store the insulin in.
Now I'm feeling left in the dust with my Delta Pro. That's a sweet unit
Wow!!! Thank you for the detailed demonstration and explanation of how the Ecoflow system of products work together and all of their features!
I know this is not you. I was looking at an Delta 2 off Amazon before this video to run oxygen machine when power goes off. Saw all the bad reviews from items not shipping in last couple of months. Going to buy stright from Eco Flow with your link.
Thanks for all your videos and the educational ones are ways good. Still show the TSA video to people at work.
All the good you do for people as much appreciate. Be safe out there.
Pretty cool toys Casey. It is always nice to have a backup for when the commercial mains are down. Keep it up man 👍🤙🤘
I love my backup battery stuff but never knew color had so much stuff available well done on showing it off it really is self sufficient setups and a lot easier than piecing together ur own system
Casey deserves every product EcoFlow has given him. He has influenced a lot of us to purchase their stuff. We currently have the River Max 2 with solar panel. Along with a SetPower fridge. Eventually we’ll get a bigger EcoFlow unit and go on a long road trip to visit the friendly Canadians. 😂
I have an EcoFlow River Max 2 just to charge my phone, iPad, run my fan when we lose power during a bad storm for several hours. Only needed it a couple of times but love having it! It fully charges in less than 1 hour!😊
Cue the "Whats with all the ads and plugs!? You selling out! Unsubscribed!!!11" comments 😂
And they are best answered with "Here, buy a 'I hate Casey LaDelle' t-shirt my hateful fiend!" 😏
ads and plugs, get it cause electricity. haha
My Delta 2 finally got delivered on Friday. I love it so far. This video definitely makes me feel even better about their products.
I expect Ecoflow R&D, marketing and sales teams gained insights from this video. Very informative and compelling demo, thank you.
Finally, an ad for battery-in-a-box devices that doesn't erroneously call them "solar generators". Closest solar generator is 93 million miles away.
I'm surprised Casey was messin' around with all those fuel jugs. I use a couple of DOT approved 30 gallon drums, a dolly, and a hand pump system I made. Sure beats lifting and carrying those jugs and trying to not spill gas all over the top of the generator (or the snow blower/mowers). I use a 9500/12500 portable generator connected with a manual transfer switch for whole-house backup power. It's a hell of a lot cheaper to buy and run (and fix) than a Generac.
Ecoflow is well worth the money. Made the mistake of buying a big Jackery 2000 for off grid cabin. Ended up sending it back after 3 days. Will be buying the exact set up with smart generator. Ecoflow customer service is great. Own a river but gonna step it up. Not your normal video, but good info
I live off grid in a good size house and a deep well and my full power is from eco systems and solar power.
Our winters are very long.
It is not uncommon to be 30 below and we never worry about being with out power.
Off grid you have to have back up items for everything and I have several Ecosystems.
Ecosystem I just want to say Thank You
The best salesman is not a salesman. Good job.
I built my own system for less, but others can't do what I did.
Casey, your killing me. These Ecoflow products are amazing and everytime you do these videos, I want another one. I have a Delta 2. I have used it for the past 2 years. I just bought the AC unit. I rent, so I can not have a generator nor store fuel. When you live in Central Florida, you need backup power and EcoFlow does the job beautifuly.
may not be a normal video but still just as interesting to learn more about something i have no clue about and for that thank you casey. stay safe
I wish I could afford a system like this. It could save me so much money during the winter on my heating bills.
I have an EcoFlow Delta 2 that i bought to power my CPAP if there is a power outage. I've only used it couple of times, but it makes all the difference between being able to get some sleep and being awake all night. Casey is right, they are not cheap, but they are not built cheaply either. I did get mine on a pretty good sale on Amazon, so that helped. Next project will be some good solar panels in case of a longer term outage than just overnight.
Good commercial. better than most. Actually enjoyed it.
The really cool thing about their dual-fuel generator is that you can run on propane only. That means your fuel supply can sit for years with no worry about it going bad, and zero maintenance on the generator. If you run gas-powered equipment, you know it needs all sorts of maintenance, fresh fuel, carburetors unclogged, etc. every year. That's why so many gas-powered tools are being replaced by battery-operated tools. Propane power also means you can have a huge tank as your fuel storage. It's like having a battery that runs for years on a single charge. Ideal for a stationary generator for backup power.
Delta 2 Max with my 2200 watt Honda and a River Pro for a medical device is my current system. Anyone in the house can use them, very simple to use. Will add additional battery and panels in the future for the Delta 2 Max.
Thanks to you I discovered SetPower and now I own three of their fridges... the 16, that new 30 you spoke of recently, and the big 50-something one. They're great. The big one runs all the time supplementing my RV fridge (I live in an RV). On my RV I have 700 watts of solar power and two 200AH lithium ion batteries. And a couple of those little Honda 2200's when solar isn't cutting it.
I just purchased the new Harbor freight 13000 W generator and in the process of hooking all of my house and shop to that, and interested on how the ecofflow could work into that.
Unlike the ecoflow smart generator, with your new generator, you would have to monitor the battery levels, and recharge from your new generator manually. But placing batteries on strategic, critical devices would let you avoid running the generator constantly.
Best, most informative, genuine and effective (after i scrape up the cash) infomercial ever.
I am a quadriplegic who uses a hospital bed. I saved up for a year to purchase a Delta 2 with a second battery.
I can run my bed, fans, lamps, and computer for 4 days if power goes out. Worth every penny.
I love my Ecoflow products! I use them in my house , my boat, car and trucks!!!
Purchased the Delta 2 + 220w bifacial folding panels on a Prime Day deal. It runs my entire remote workshop that has no power and has been running off a 50’ extension cord. The Delta 2 is powering lights, two fans, shop vac, sander, table saw, chop saw, and no more extension cord. But I feel myself getting sucked in to buying more. This is great.
I absolutely love EcoFlow, I have the 600W River 2. I love seeing what I can run off the River 2, just got a solar panel for it.
I am the proud owner of an Ecoflow River2 Max(most recent), a SetPower fridge, and an Insta360 X3. Casey's reviews are very trustworthy! They go a long way with additional research, and come with practical real world experience/examples.
I love your videos! I’m in the uk and we currently have smoky skys from your fires! Crazy how far the smoke gets blown! I wouldn’t have believed it if it wasn’t on the weather channel yesterday! Good luck over there.
I have a Delta Max 2. Love it. I use it at the hunting camp to keep the power on to the cabin. In the summer it can run everything with zero issue. For a week straight we had the smoker running almost 24/7 and ran the fridge and stereo off it. Granted we had major overcast so our solar production was garbage but we still managed to have it full power by end of the day. Compared to previous years running the genset all the time... it was like night and day. I am building a bigger permanent setup now, because in winter it doesn't quite have enough juice to run the furnace when its -20 outside, plus LiFePo batteries don't like the cold. But for our mobile and smaller stuff it is an absolute champ when compared to generators.
The selling point to me is that you can take it with you places. I was looking at a whole house system but this may be the way I go.
Thanks for the info, which is what it was… sponsored info, and that's ok. I just went through a 3-day outage due to storms. The video showed me how to fill some of the gaps in my power supply with an off-the-shelf solution.✔️✔️
I have 4 EcoFlow products. Wave 1 AC unit, Delta Pro, River Mini, 400W Portable Solar Panel, and various interconnect cables.
So far I've been happy with the Wave 1, it keeps my little A-frame camper cool while boondocking out in central Oregon, with the Delta Pro and solar panels, keeping cool has been no problem.
I don't have a need for one at the moment.. but I like the units. Thanks for the video
Wish I could afford one. First I use a CPAP to sleep and last time we lost power for 4-5 days it sucked. Second I have mt shed I moved here when we moved and it was my ham shack. But here it is too long to run power from the house. Since it is too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter it does not get used
Casey sold me on EcoFlow when he used a Delta to power a boat motor when he went camping.
I bought my eco flow river two year ago so I could keep my sister portable concentrator going at night when camping where no power hookups and not have to run my generator all night
I have one of the ecoflow delta max 2000 and we keep it in line with our pellet stove during the winter. It has come in handy many times when out power went out in the middle of the night to keep us warm looking to eventually upgrade or add an additional battery for extended time. Thankfully we haven't needed it for longer than 5-6 hours.
i have a ecoflow delta1300, delta2, river mini, wave2, and a couple of their bi-facial solar panels. absolutely in love with ecoflow products! the quick charging was what made me go with them to begin with because if I lost power but a friend down the way had it I could go over and charge it up for an hour and then bring it back to run my fridge for 24 hours. 10/10 would recommend their products
Power outages usually happen during severe storms in my area. My fridge is my second thought. My first thought is the sump pump in my basement. Our basement entrance is below grade and everything from those steps flows to the sump. I do have have a battery back up pump that buys me the time I need to connect my 8500 watt emergency generator and throw the transfer switch. However I am considering an EcoFlow battery as a better option for the sump. Essentially an uninterruptible power source. Not as "big" as this.
I’ve never lived anywhere that had basements so that something that I’ve never thought about, but a very good point. A pump could plug into the EcoFlow, then the EcoFlow plugged into the wall. Then the pump would never know the difference of the power went out
NIce to have options when we lose power or are off grid. We have the EcoFlow Delta we use as backup power when we are camping it can run our fridge and some lights. We have used it a few times at home. Ours is the older version that doesn't have as high a charging from solar and can't be upgraded with additional batteries. We have solar and a larger lithium battery on our trailer and it works well. It can power everything we need including the Air Conditioner. Solar is great so we don't have to use our generator all the time.
I have a River 2 Pro that I use primarily while I am camping to power my CPAP machine at night. If it is not too cold over night, I can get 2 days of use on a single charge. I love the flexibility of charging. Many of the places we go are not good for solar, so I can simply run my gas generator for an hour or so and easily be toped off for the night. The 100W USB-C PD port is super handy for charging my drone batteries as well. It is light weight enough that I have no problems getting it into my RTT on top of my Jeep. The app is pretty convenient to check on solar input when adjusting panels or checking on status without having to leave the comfort of your chair next to the camp fire.
I bought my first EcoFlow product Delta 2 during their July Prime sales. I put the quality product at the price I could afford. I bought mine to give a boost to my frig and freezer during a power outage and to run my portable frig when traveling.
I never owned an EcoFlow, but I know it's good because you give honest reviews!!
I have the Delta Pro, Wave, and Glacier. Great setup for emergency backup (my wife requires refridgerated medications), weekend camping trips, or even extended off grid adventures by myself. The only product I have that fell short is the 400w portable solar panels. The grommets pulled out so I have to Macguyver a frame to use them at an angle.
Just bought the delta pro 3 but appreciate seeing your long-term use of products.
I have the Ecoflow River 2. Very lightweight, and I use it for my cpap when I go camping. This winter, when we enter storm season, I'll use it as a ups in my bedroom for the cpap. Under 8lbs, so easy to take camping.