Yeah, I plugged one 400 watt panel into my DeltaPro and so far it's pulling zero input of power. I would think even if the sun isn't super bright it would show some input, but there's nothing. Am I supposed to set the Delta Pro on a certain setting or do something else? The instructions with the Delta Pro just say to follow the instructions that came with the solar panels, but the instructions with the solar panels just tell you how to prop it up and plug it in. Why isn't it charging?
@@kalilineaux9761 I am no expert to say the least. Just learning. I was really nervous when my 4 100watt panels weren't brining in but 22. Was freaking out. Then my grandson came.to check out. You must be using output from generator to get charge input from panels. Which I didnt know. Should bring in %80 from panels if not fully charged generator and or battery. I just received my first extra battery for the delta max. Buying alittle at a time. Probably not the answer your looking for.
@@kalapedersen6180 mine started charging but the sunlight had to be VERY bright and direct on the panel. I didn't have anything pulling out power, but seems like the issue was that the light wasn't direct enough. It's hard to get it with good light and I kept moving it around.
@@kalilineaux9761 this is what's happening to me. I had the panel out all day, absorbing the sun, when I plugged it in, it took power away, I stead of inputting!!🤨
For those wondering. Series equates to higher voltage but no change in amps, add the rated volts by how many panels you have to get the value. Parallel equates to high amps but no change in voltage, add the rated amps by how many panels you have for that value. Series has no redundancy, if one panel fails in the whole circuit the good ones will not transfer power. Parallel allows redundancy, if one panel fails the remaining will still transfer power. So if you want to go series or parallel, first check whatever power source your sending the current to, some devices accept high voltage but low amps or visa vera. Verifying if parallel or series makes more sense for your usage before you just do it and end up damaging something.
Hello! Tell me please! I have two EcoFlow 160W solar panels, I also have a 30amp mppt controller, a 100Ah LeFePo4 battery 12v. I need to charge the battery as quickly as possible in time. Q: How should I connect these panels, in series or in parallel?? I really look forward to your reply!
I am confused. I just got the 160 W solar panel and there are no wires to connect it into the echo flo unit. Does anybody know where I can get those wires and what they’re called please
I have been asking the agent that has been helping me. She told me that I can use six 400w solar panels to charge my Eco Flow pro inverter but won,t tell me exactly which wire gets plugged into the next wire . I looked at the explanation except it does not show where each cable gets plugged into the next cable? This has been very frustrating for me because I want to make sure I make no mistakes. I caused $10,000 worth of damage to a system I had years ago and that’s why I need to be shown where each cable needs to plugged into?
Just ordered 2 direct instead of via Amazon fullfilment , because they had a deal with cable, but in exchange delivery is like 2 weeks 😢😢...i will be highly disappointed also if these don't come with all necessary cables since i bought the bundle. It seems its an extra $25 to buy the connector directly. I bought the smaller model but for the large ones these should 200% included! They should be included on all models in my opinion.
Me too. It should be a crime. Furthermore, EcoFlow doesn’t use discrete shipping boxes. They use the product box to ship in. Also, my power station was back ordered for over a month and the website did not state this. I bought it, and waited weeks wondering where it was
Best part is, you don’t even include any of these cables with your $1,000 solar panels- and then they’re out of stock on your site- all of them. Great business model there. So now I have $3,000 worth of equipment I can’t even use due to a $20 cable you guys were too cheap to include. Shameful.
and same question :) looking for answer how to connect 2 solar panels and dont know if serial or parallel is better. only info i find is that 200W is max.
Riddle me this Batman: Why is the standard MC4 cable female end need a freaking tool in order to get it apart from the male end? Today was my first day attempting solar and I got extremely frustrated when I found out the female end of the ecoflow solar panel wires-MC4? (which have a VERY easy pinch system to disconnect) do not match the female end of the cable coming from my delta 1300. AKA the solar panels are extremely easy to disconnect by pinching them and pulling but I have to use a set of pliers and tear into the plastic tabs to get the battery female cable off the solar male cable. WHY does ecoflow mention NOTHING about needing a tool, and they don't even sell one? I figure if you need a tool to disconnect them it should come with the kit. Also, why not just use the pinch system that the solar panels have? Am I missing something about this as to why its so hard to disconnect???
Can I add four (4) 160 w solar panels in series (or parallel - not sure how to do it correctly) to my Delta Max??? 4x160=640 watts. Can the Delta Max accommodate that input load? If so... how? And, could I add six (6) 160 was panels? Can you address these questions with some detail? I currently have two (2) 160w solar panels that I just bought and would consider buying two more (or four more)... thanks.
The delta eco flo max 2016 watt, is only good for 800 watts of total solar panels. At least that's what I gathered from reading. The larger unit takes more. You have to read. Lol
Wait, I need to also buy some sort of adapter cable? Why? If I buy a battery and panel set they don't connect without this adapter thing as well? This video has just made it more confused
I put 3 -100 watt in series and and 3-100 watt in seres and then put in partial.. so 600 watts at 60 volts. On a EcoFlow DELTA Portable Power Station 1260Wh Generator... is that OK? cheap pallets so 400 watt is hard to even get on a sunny day....
Is there a way to connect the four portable EcoFlow 160W solar panels that came with the EcoFlow max with the cables that come with the unit in Parallel? We did not receive any extra connectors with our package buy.
You buy them separately. It’s a parallel connector. If you don’t have, you must use series. You should have received a solar to xt60 cable in the box of the generator (I think it comes in that box). If you didn’t, you will need to get one.
@@Penny64640 Ecoflow should have come with an MC4 to XT60 connector. The yellow end goes into the battery. At least that's the way it is on the River Pro.
Gut wäre, wenn das Ganze in deutscher Sprache übersetzt würde. Es wäre gut zu wissen, ob ich den Strom aus den Panels inden Delta max. Zusatzakku einspeisen und aus der Wechselstromsteckdose entnehmen könnte.
do the solar panels have to have the same output wattage? I have a 160W and 220W, which are less than the 400W max solar input on the unit... Will i get 380W charge?
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It makes absolutely zero sense to me the way the cables are labeled. The red cable has a + sign on one end and a - sign on the other. Same thing on the black cable. Furthermore, you connect a negative connector to the positive connector on the solar panel and vice-versa. Maybe it's a Solar panel thing. I guess I'm old school when it comes to power as Red always meant positive (all the way through the connection) and Black meant negative. Really not intuitive (very confusing). I plugged everything in (male to female connections, negative symbol to positive symbol) and held my breath. Everything worked fine, but sure seems dumb to me to label things all screwy like that.
They really need to be more thorough with their explanations, both in their videos and in their product descriptions. Took me a couple days after ordering my 2 100w rigid solar panels to figure out that neither those nor the Delta 2 I ordered come with the MC4 to XT60 cable. I knew nothing about solar hookups before researching and ordering these items. I just ordered so am waiting on them to arrive. If they dont want to include the cable, I get it because maybe you already have one and are ordering more panels, or maybe you do not plan to use solar panels with the battery bank. Whatever, it makes the cost lower and cuts down on e waste for people who dont need the cable. But they need to make that more clear in the listing. Without that bit of information, I had no idea how the 2 panels would connect to the unit.
I agree… they don’t explain much… even their manuals are totally lacking. Like there’s a solar capacity or something where you can’t use solar panels totalling more than 500 watts apparently. Even if they don’t want to include a lot of info in the printed manual, they could have better info in the listing or detailed manuals online that they could refer you to from the manual.
@@OfftoShambalaI actually did find that one in the listing, at least on amazon. 500W max solar input. So when I did order a cable, i got one that went up to as much current as I needed for 500W.
For people with the delta mini and rivers series is the only way to get close to 300 watts solar input due to the 10 amp limit if your using ecoflow panels . Lots of no folding portables us 12v panels which work at 18.4 or less volts. Ecoflows 110 uses 6 working amps and the rivers and mini caps input at 10 amps.. so at most if you used 2 110s in parallel you'd get 180 ish watts at max. But if you put them in series you'd get 36.8v at 6 amps and 220 total watts total input. If you ran 3 panels in series you'd get 55.2v at 6 amps so you'd get 331 wats total put but cap at 300 watts in. Their 160 watt panel is 18.2 v at 8.8 amps so only using one would get you at most 160 watts in parallel but put it in series and you'd get 36.4v at 8.8 amps for 320 watts total put out. So if you need the 300 wats then remember to series the from ecoflow panels on the mini and rivers
Hello! Tell me please! I have two EcoFlow 160W solar panels, I also have a 30amp mppt controller, a 100Ah LeFePo4 battery 12v. I need to charge the battery as quickly as possible in time. Q: How should I connect these panels, in series or in parallel?? I really look forward to your reply!
I only have two panels and I’m pretty sure I’m not going to be near the wattage input max, do I need to use fuses? Would I if I had four of the 110w portable (or any of that wattage) panels? I feel like the determining factor is the range at which you might hit max?
What if you own panels like rockpals or jackery? Are there adapters that can allow those (or other portable manufacturers) to be able to charge the ecoflow? Some people may want to buy the power station but already have panels just from other manufacturers (or vice versa wanting to buy the panels but have a different power station from some other manufacturer). Having the ability to cross connect allows people more flexibility when needing to replace hardware. (And you'll still make money either way). Lastly, has ecoflow considered the lithium-iron-phosphate battery system?
@Road Apes I just got the Delta 1300 model and a rockpals 100 watt panel. Here's what I can tell you so far. All solar panels use an interface called MC4 as their main connector. Everything else uses an adapter that goes from those MC4 to some kind of proprietary plug. The Delta comes with an MC4 to their interface adaoter which plugs into the solar charge port. The rickpals has MC4 as its main cable and an adapter which can also connect to a bunch of plugs that hook into other solar generators, but with the rockpals, you won't use the adapter that comes with it, instead you hook the rockpals MC4 cable right into the Delta's MC4 plug adapter. This morning I ran an experiment to see what the 1300 could do. I plugged in a 1000 watt coffee pot & boiled 8 cups of water in 10 minutes. That only used 6-7% of the battery (so I'm still over 90%). Tomorrow, I hope to try a quick solar charge experiment to see how much input it'll get. From other videos, the 100 watt panel might generate around 60 watts on a solid day. One other good point about the rockpals that I like is the built-in USB charge ports which so far, the ecoflow panels don't have (and they should for the sake of versatility)
My question is this: how many feet of cord from panels to the eco flo unit? I mean I have been reading and I downloaded the manual and learned that the eco flo unit can not get wet.... Therefore, the unit would have to be placed in my home and of course solar panels outside. How many feet of cord do I have? If I can't be charging panels as I am using device, what good is it? The battery will be depleted quickly with 800 watt fridge/freezer, and portable heater, 1500 watts. This 5,000 product will only run a 1500 watt portable heater for an 1 hour and 30 minutes. Lol So if I can't get long enough cables so the unit is dry in house, while solar panels are hopefully drawing sunlight. HELP!
For those of us who actually need help it would nice for alittle more detail. Like showing which cords are what.. Beings I have no idea what is what.
So glad she was not my teacher in high school. This explanation was worthless!
Yeah, I plugged one 400 watt panel into my DeltaPro and so far it's pulling zero input of power. I would think even if the sun isn't super bright it would show some input, but there's nothing. Am I supposed to set the Delta Pro on a certain setting or do something else? The instructions with the Delta Pro just say to follow the instructions that came with the solar panels, but the instructions with the solar panels just tell you how to prop it up and plug it in. Why isn't it charging?
@@kalilineaux9761 I am no expert to say the least. Just learning.
I was really nervous when my 4 100watt panels weren't brining in but 22. Was freaking out.
Then my grandson came.to check out. You must be using output from generator to get charge input from panels. Which I didnt know. Should bring in %80 from panels if not fully charged generator and or battery.
I just received my first extra battery for the delta max. Buying alittle at a time.
Probably not the answer your looking for.
@@kalapedersen6180 mine started charging but the sunlight had to be VERY bright and direct on the panel. I didn't have anything pulling out power, but seems like the issue was that the light wasn't direct enough. It's hard to get it with good light and I kept moving it around.
@@kalilineaux9761 this is what's happening to me. I had the panel out all day, absorbing the sun, when I plugged it in, it took power away, I stead of inputting!!🤨
Best solar cable connection cable video. Short, yet detailed. 👍
For those wondering. Series equates to higher voltage but no change in amps, add the rated volts by how many panels you have to get the value. Parallel equates to high amps but no change in voltage, add the rated amps by how many panels you have for that value. Series has no redundancy, if one panel fails in the whole circuit the good ones will not transfer power. Parallel allows redundancy, if one panel fails the remaining will still transfer power. So if you want to go series or parallel, first check whatever power source your sending the current to, some devices accept high voltage but low amps or visa vera. Verifying if parallel or series makes more sense for your usage before you just do it and end up damaging something.
Hello! Tell me please! I have two EcoFlow 160W solar panels, I also have a 30amp mppt controller, a 100Ah LeFePo4 battery 12v. I need to charge the battery as quickly as possible in time. Q: How should I connect these panels, in series or in parallel?? I really look forward to your reply!
Thanky from an 80 y/o "Newbie" to Solar Power! Knowledge + Ecoflow=POWER!
@@user-tl7eu8gd2jCheck voltage and amp rating for your controller, that will tell you your restrictions .
I am confused. I just got the 160 W solar panel and there are no wires to connect it into the echo flo unit. Does anybody know where I can get those wires and what they’re called please
I have been asking the agent that has been helping me. She told me that I can use six 400w solar panels to charge my Eco Flow pro inverter but won,t tell me exactly which wire gets plugged into the next wire . I looked at the explanation except it does not show where each cable gets plugged into the next cable? This has been very frustrating for me because I want to make sure I make no mistakes. I caused $10,000 worth of damage to a system I had years ago and that’s why I need to be shown where each cable needs to plugged into?
Was highly disappointed when I spent over $1400 for this solar system to find out it didn't even come with the mc4 cable to use it....smh
Just ordered 2 direct instead of via Amazon fullfilment , because they had a deal with cable, but in exchange delivery is like 2 weeks 😢😢...i will be highly disappointed also if these don't come with all necessary cables since i bought the bundle. It seems its an extra $25 to buy the connector directly. I bought the smaller model but for the large ones these should 200% included! They should be included on all models in my opinion.
What
Me too. It should be a crime. Furthermore, EcoFlow doesn’t use discrete shipping boxes. They use the product box to ship in. Also, my power station was back ordered for over a month and the website did not state this. I bought it, and waited weeks wondering where it was
One of the reasons I got the Delta Mini, ease of connections.
That looks really easy. Glad I got a Delta Mini.
Did you try to connect your Delta Mini to Solar Panel 400W?
It is quite stupid that you guys offer the possibility to buy 2 solar panels and don't add the connector with the kit.
Exactly!
Best part is, you don’t even include any of these cables with your $1,000 solar panels- and then they’re out of stock on your site- all of them. Great business model there. So now I have $3,000 worth of equipment I can’t even use due to a $20 cable you guys were too cheap to include. Shameful.
Can you tell me where to buy this cable ? / cables to do parrell
What are the pros/cons/limitations of the 2 types of connections?
Ditto. Why doesn't this video address that?
I have the same question. What are the pros and cons of each connection type?
and same question :) looking for answer how to connect 2 solar panels and dont know if serial or parallel is better. only info i find is that 200W is max.
also want to know…
any of you ever find an answer to which way is better?
What about for the Delta Pro? I’m using two 160W panels connected in series but only seem to get less than 200W of input to the Delta Pro
Hello , can I use 2 220v solar panel with Eco flow River 2 pro? Its possible? Or danger? Thanks
Riddle me this Batman:
Why is the standard MC4 cable female end need a freaking tool in order to get it apart from the male end? Today was my first day attempting solar and I got extremely frustrated when I found out the female end of the ecoflow solar panel wires-MC4? (which have a VERY easy pinch system to disconnect) do not match the female end of the cable coming from my delta 1300. AKA the solar panels are extremely easy to disconnect by pinching them and pulling but I have to use a set of pliers and tear into the plastic tabs to get the battery female cable off the solar male cable. WHY does ecoflow mention NOTHING about needing a tool, and they don't even sell one? I figure if you need a tool to disconnect them it should come with the kit. Also, why not just use the pinch system that the solar panels have? Am I missing something about this as to why its so hard to disconnect???
Hi, can i connect an ALLPOWERS solar panel with and anderson output, using an anderson to XT60 adapter?
how can I connect the solar panel to phone, power banks and so on ?
Can I add four (4) 160 w solar panels in series (or parallel - not sure how to do it correctly) to my Delta Max??? 4x160=640 watts. Can the Delta Max accommodate that input load?
If so... how? And, could I add six (6) 160 was panels? Can you address these questions with some detail?
I currently have two (2) 160w solar panels that I just bought and would consider buying two more (or four more)... thanks.
No expert here by any means. Just learning. But I did speak with someone from solarkits and the max the delta max can accommodate is 8 100watt panels.
Can i connect 110w with 160w to charge the River 2, River 2 pro, and Delta 2? Two different size solar panels connect in series is ok?
How do i connect 3 400w panels to my ecoflow delta pro
The delta eco flo max 2016 watt, is only good for 800 watts of total solar panels. At least that's what I gathered from reading. The larger unit takes more. You have to read. Lol
I bought ecoflow river pro but it did not have a solar connection cable ??? Does it come only with solar panel ?
Quick shipping, beautiful unit, easy to use
Helo maam sir any solar panel we can use the ecoflow power station...like bosca solar panel we can connect any recommendations maam
I just want to know how to connect my 4x 400w ecoflow panels to my ecoflow Delta pro
Why cant i just connect 2 solar panels together (1 neg to 1 pos) leaving 1 neg and 1 pos yo connect to the battery. Why do i need the adapter?
How do I connect Ecoflow 600 river generator to an Allpowers 60w solar panel? thank you
Wait, I need to also buy some sort of adapter cable? Why? If I buy a battery and panel set they don't connect without this adapter thing as well? This video has just made it more confused
I put 3 -100 watt in series and and 3-100 watt in seres and then put in partial.. so 600 watts at 60 volts. On a EcoFlow DELTA Portable Power Station 1260Wh Generator... is that OK? cheap pallets so 400 watt is hard to even get on a sunny day....
Is there a way to connect the four portable EcoFlow 160W solar panels that came with the EcoFlow max with the cables that come with the unit in Parallel? We did not receive any extra connectors with our package buy.
You buy them separately. It’s a parallel connector. If you don’t have, you must use series.
You should have received a solar to xt60 cable in the box of the generator (I think it comes in that box). If you didn’t, you will need to get one.
I just realized now I wanted for the first time to use the solar panel... that the CABLE DIDN'T COME WITH IT to connect to the batterie ??
This works for delta pro also?
Can you get a longer cord… like a 25’ connection to your power station
Yes, I think Amazon sells extensions. Just got my unit and still learning.
stupid question: does the unit have to be turned on?
It turns on automatically when it’s connected to panels and there’s enough sunlight
This does not help at all. Can connect panels.... but do I need to purchase additional cord to connect to Delta?
@@Penny64640 Ecoflow should have come with an MC4 to XT60 connector. The yellow end goes into the battery. At least that's the way it is on the River Pro.
Gut wäre, wenn das Ganze in deutscher Sprache übersetzt würde. Es wäre gut zu wissen, ob ich den Strom aus den Panels inden Delta max. Zusatzakku einspeisen und aus der Wechselstromsteckdose entnehmen könnte.
do the solar panels have to have the same output wattage? I have a 160W and 220W, which are less than the 400W max solar input on the unit... Will i get 380W charge?
Hi there, it is not recommended to mix panels of different specs or brands together. If you want more information, check out the video here👉ruclips.net/video/ldL6aCrg86w/видео.html
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Hello, can I connect a 2×220W EF solar panel in parallel to the Delta 2 or, if not, to the Delta Max? Well thank you
Delta 2 can work with one 400W solar panel, or two 220W solar panels used in series, and the maximum solar charging power is 500W.
It makes absolutely zero sense to me the way the cables are labeled. The red cable has a + sign on one end and a - sign on the other. Same thing on the black cable. Furthermore, you connect a negative connector to the positive connector on the solar panel and vice-versa. Maybe it's a Solar panel thing. I guess I'm old school when it comes to power as Red always meant positive (all the way through the connection) and Black meant negative. Really not intuitive (very confusing). I plugged everything in (male to female connections, negative symbol to positive symbol) and held my breath. Everything worked fine, but sure seems dumb to me to label things all screwy like that.
They really need to be more thorough with their explanations, both in their videos and in their product descriptions. Took me a couple days after ordering my 2 100w rigid solar panels to figure out that neither those nor the Delta 2 I ordered come with the MC4 to XT60 cable. I knew nothing about solar hookups before researching and ordering these items. I just ordered so am waiting on them to arrive. If they dont want to include the cable, I get it because maybe you already have one and are ordering more panels, or maybe you do not plan to use solar panels with the battery bank. Whatever, it makes the cost lower and cuts down on e waste for people who dont need the cable. But they need to make that more clear in the listing. Without that bit of information, I had no idea how the 2 panels would connect to the unit.
I agree… they don’t explain much… even their manuals are totally lacking. Like there’s a solar capacity or something where you can’t use solar panels totalling more than 500 watts apparently. Even if they don’t want to include a lot of info in the printed manual, they could have better info in the listing or detailed manuals online that they could refer you to from the manual.
@@OfftoShambalaI actually did find that one in the listing, at least on amazon. 500W max solar input. So when I did order a cable, i got one that went up to as much current as I needed for 500W.
For people with the delta mini and rivers series is the only way to get close to 300 watts solar input due to the 10 amp limit if your using ecoflow panels .
Lots of no folding portables us 12v panels which work at 18.4 or less volts.
Ecoflows 110 uses 6 working amps and the rivers and mini caps input at 10 amps.. so at most if you used 2 110s in parallel you'd get 180 ish watts at max.
But if you put them in series you'd get 36.8v at 6 amps and 220 total watts total input.
If you ran 3 panels in series you'd get 55.2v at 6 amps so you'd get 331 wats total put but cap at 300 watts in.
Their 160 watt panel is 18.2 v at 8.8 amps so only using one would get you at most 160 watts in parallel but put it in series and you'd get 36.4v at 8.8 amps for 320 watts total put out.
So if you need the 300 wats then remember to series the from ecoflow panels on the mini and rivers
Hello! Tell me please! I have two EcoFlow 160W solar panels, I also have a 30amp mppt controller, a 100Ah LeFePo4 battery 12v. I need to charge the battery as quickly as possible in time. Q: How should I connect these panels, in series or in parallel?? I really look forward to your reply!
Doesn't the whole positive to negative thing matter? And what if I have 3 panels (I do) or four?
Just do a search on RUclips. There are several good videos explaining how to do this and how to do a parallel/series connection to optimize output.
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I only have two panels and I’m pretty sure I’m not going to be near the wattage input max, do I need to use fuses? Would I if I had four of the 110w portable (or any of that wattage) panels? I feel like the determining factor is the range at which you might hit max?
Overly simplistic for folks looking for clear direction.
Diagram where you can see everything.
What if you own panels like rockpals or jackery? Are there adapters that can allow those (or other portable manufacturers) to be able to charge the ecoflow?
Some people may want to buy the power station but already have panels just from other manufacturers (or vice versa wanting to buy the panels but have a different power station from some other manufacturer).
Having the ability to cross connect allows people more flexibility when needing to replace hardware. (And you'll still make money either way).
Lastly, has ecoflow considered the lithium-iron-phosphate battery system?
@Road Apes I just got the Delta 1300 model and a rockpals 100 watt panel.
Here's what I can tell you so far. All solar panels use an interface called MC4 as their main connector. Everything else uses an adapter that goes from those MC4 to some kind of proprietary plug.
The Delta comes with an MC4 to their interface adaoter which plugs into the solar charge port.
The rickpals has MC4 as its main cable and an adapter which can also connect to a bunch of plugs that hook into other solar generators, but with the rockpals, you won't use the adapter that comes with it, instead you hook the rockpals MC4 cable right into the Delta's MC4 plug adapter.
This morning I ran an experiment to see what the 1300 could do. I plugged in a 1000 watt coffee pot & boiled 8 cups of water in 10 minutes. That only used 6-7% of the battery (so I'm still over 90%).
Tomorrow, I hope to try a quick solar charge experiment to see how much input it'll get. From other videos, the 100 watt panel might generate around 60 watts on a solid day.
One other good point about the rockpals that I like is the built-in USB charge ports which so far, the ecoflow panels don't have (and they should for the sake of versatility)
My question is this: how many feet of cord from panels to the eco flo unit? I mean I have been reading and I downloaded the manual and learned that the eco flo unit can not get wet....
Therefore, the unit would have to be placed in my home and of course solar panels outside. How many feet of cord do I have? If I can't be charging panels as I am using device, what good is it? The battery will be depleted quickly with 800 watt fridge/freezer, and portable heater, 1500 watts.
This 5,000 product will only run a 1500 watt portable heater for an 1 hour and 30 minutes. Lol
So if I can't get long enough cables so the unit is dry in house, while solar panels are hopefully drawing sunlight. HELP!
30 feet of cables come with the ecoflow 1800
In 2 hrs my power went up 5😒and it’s a sunny day 😟
If you'd like to save a bunch of money you can use a cheaper panel with higher wattage and make it compatible for $20. I did a review on it.
This is an almost worthless video. Please "show" the panels that are being set up and don't assume that everyone is a solar panel guru.
What just happened
Jesus this only made me more confused!
Such a useless video. You need more details when you make a guide. 😮
This is the problem with EcoFlow there directions suck this video is no help
EcoFlow, people are not pleased