EcoFlow Delta Pro 3 | 4000w 240v Split Phase Solar Generator Power Station
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- The Professor reviews the world's first truly portable single unit 120v & 240v split phase solar power station by Ecoflow -- the Delta Pro 3.
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CHECK OUT THE DELTA PRO 3: gohobo.io/dp3 or bit.ly/3RwfgFw use code EFDP3HOBO (until July 23rd)
240v to 120v adapter: amzn.to/3XK1XFv (run 120v and 240v at the same time with this!)
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Don't miss out on the @EcoFlowTech exclusive offer! Purchase now and unlock incredible benefits valued at up to $3,000.(Valid from June 25-July 23)!
Buy one EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 for $3,199 with a $500 coupon! Or buy one EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 and get one EcoFlow 400W Portable Solar Panel for free.
Get a $300 upsell discount when purchasing any of these three bundles:
EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 with EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2
EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 with Smart Generator 4000 (Duel Fuel)
EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 with an Extra Battery.
Get an extended 2-year warranty of EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 and free installation consulting services.
Purchase the EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 through my links and use my code EFDP3HOBO (Valid from June 25-July 23) to get one EcoFlow PowerInsight for FREE (Limited quantity).
EcoFlow Website: gohobo.io/dp3
EcoFlow Amazon: gohobo.io/dp3amz
(Use my code to get one free PowerInsight when purchasing the website DELTA Pro 3+PowerInsight bundle. When you add both DELTA Pro 3 and the PowerInsight to the cart, use my code and the cost of the PowerInsight will be automatically deducted).
I need one of these babies looking to get the Delta 2 for everyday uses and power our food trailer.
Hey man, I just wanted to thank you for starting this channel and sharing your reviews here.. they've been invaluable to me. What I like most about what you do is.. just the thorough and honest testing process that you go through. What you won't or can't test.. you disclaim. You bring up great points about alternative applications and considerations that many otherwise may not have considered (such as the ecoflow alternator extended abilities). No nonsense, no BS, and entertaining.. keep doing what you're doing brother.
I use my Ecoflow products in my living room, so noise level is a major factor. Delta Pro sounded like a server rack, so I got 2 Delta 2 Max units. (Very quiet even under load and charging) Sad to see they advertise low dB on the DP3 but it's likely too loud at higher charging levels. The PV inputs being rather anemic is an ongoing issue. I have to run 4 input cables for the Delta2 Max units for 2000W total. Higher max voltage and current limits are a must as well as additional connections.
Those 2 misses fixed and this thing would be near perfect.
Ecoflow, to make the thing more manageable, just make the included battery pack detachable but so it locks in place. Way easier to lift 50ish lbs instead of 100+ when you need to lift it.
Hobotech, I'd be interested in a video showing the dB at various input charging wattage.
I need to get help on ecoflow Delta Pro,wace2, and alternator charger. Thanks for the quick response, David Busick
I can't stand these companies charging thousands of dollars for these power stations and skimping on the PV inputs, give us two XT60i inputs and 3000 w charge controllers for a capacity this large. At this point I'm just going full custom.
Delta 2 max
@@davidjaypeterson644Delta 2 Max has 2 PV inputs but they are limited to 500W each and limited to only 60V and 15A max. This makes you have to have 4 seperate PV arrays. It works but not ideal.
I bot a large zendure...omg what a piece of crap
IT HAD BEEN AWHILE SINCE I SAW A HOBOTECH VID... REALLY ENJOYED IT ... THANKS!😊
Bluetti AC500 has two 1500w input but its not as portable
Beautiful design but doesnt seem like it's worth $1000 more than the OG Ecoflow Delta imo
Makes no sense that they limit the solar input voltage to 150 and also that they didn't configure this thing so that 120 and 240 can work at the same time.
Well, it actually does make sense about the inverters. They wanted to provide UPS to the 120v side, but keep the 240v side online while charging with 120v. With that adapter I show in the video you can have both 120v and 240v at the same time as there are two 240v outlets!
This unit is great because it wil allow people who have 240v well pump to be able to have a relatively small unit that will service a variety of electrical loads in a flexible off grid situation. Many submersible well pumps are 240v if they are deeper than 100 ft.
It's not the voltage that's the issue, it's the current draw at startup that would determine if this thing could even produce enough to start the pump. The average 1 hp. deep well submersible pump will draw up to 48 amps at startup, which is 11,500+ watts @ 240 VAC. Even a small 1/2 hp. pump needs around 2400 watts (20 amps)@ 120 VAC, to start successfully without overheating the motor windings under load.
@@danw1955imaging ruining your well pump trying to use one or these devices
@@danw1955 most new well pumps have soft start controlling the start up.
@@danw1955
Can you advise me on running a 2hp 230v 1phase submersible pump with this unit. Can it start and run my 2hp pump?
thanks in advance for your guidance.
gordon
@@beckerwholesale2913 Relatively impossible actually. The average 2hp. submersible will draw up to 60 amps on startup and draw 10-13 amps while running, so you'd be much further ahead with an actual gas or diesel generator as a backup,. (at least 10 KW.). Submersibles are finicky about having full starting power available, or you'll burn the motor out in short order, especially on depths over 200 ft.😐
Congratulations on 200k followers wow it’s amazing that it took this long. Your work is amazing. Thumbs up 👍
Those solar inputs are embarrassing. Makes me feel better about my Pecron station with its weird 32-95 volt limit on its dual MPPT controllers. It also cost $1300 less and that's with an expansion battery putting it at 5KWH capacity. Sorry Ecoflow, your fancy screen and App aren't good enough for me.
NOTE TO ALL: Use my code EFDP3HOBO to get one free PowerInsight when purchasing the website DELTA Pro 3+PowerInsight bundle. When you add both DELTA Pro 3 and the PowerInsight to the cart, use my code and the cost of the PowerInsight will be automatically deducted
That's cool that it has over-volt protection on the solar inputs. I had always heard that if you went over the volts, you fry the mppt.
you will on cheap tier-3 stations. good ones all have protection
For the price they charge for these all in one things we should be able to put 500v of solar in it. You can get all in ones without the battery that can do this for a fraction of the price but you need to add a battery. I like to have one of these but I am in the north and 2600 watts isn't good for much of the year. I would have to use a gas generator a lot. Other than that they are nice. Can I plug in a 24v water pump? Rather than buy expensive proprietary batters I will never buy they should let people plug in normal batteries I can buy on amazon and have it balance with the battery already inside. Making these suggestions a thing in your next model will make me want one.
My favorite dude to explain things if I want to find out, something works or how good it is this is the guy I go to 😎👍🏼
Can you AC charge/generator and use 240v at the same time? I think it's called "pass thru"
I'd love to know that too!
Ug, they had 5 years, how did they screw this up so bad? Same battery capacity, messed up the solar input, and all they really added was split phase with a ridiculous price tag. Hard pass.
I have the original delta pro. I do use that lighter for my fridge every time I use the 2 units together. The delta pro will power that fridge for an entire week. I know hobo mentioned just buying an Anderson to lighter plug adapter but that is one more item you have to remember to pack and not loose
Ecoflow WHY did you put in such low wimpy solar input into this? You need to QUICKLY put out a DP3.5 with way higher solar input and let customers decide.
Seems like you'll be doing more than one video for this unit. I'd like to see one on the smart generator, and then compare to an open frame gennie, using it for the 120 AC charge. How much THD will it handle? Off gridders and preppers want to know.
Great Review as Always but I think I'll wait for the Delta Pro 2 to come out
nice it stacks up well. good review
That inverter standby consumption is crazy high.
The DP3 is good. Main purchase reasons would be the native 240v inverter. The extra capacity was probably needed to accommodate it as well.
The price is reasonable. Same as the outgoing Delta Pro before discounts.
They continue to fail to give the expansion batteries more functionality.
EV charging: both to charge the unit from a public charging station as well as being able to charge your EV from the DP3 is good.
Is there “pass thru” charging when charging from a EV station?
As always amazing review @HOBOTECH. Now I just need to take out a second mortgage to afford a Delta Pro 3.
Thank you for highlighting the noise and the charging limitations. I noticed on their official release that they only list noise at 2000w.. when this product has a range vastly larger than that. Upper-mid 50's while charging in a mobile application... Honestly, I think the peak noise achieved wouldn't have bothered me as much if they hadn't omitted it from their official spec release.
I think I'll pass on this DP3 for now.. if they release a DP3 mk ii w/ far greater max solar input and lower fan noise, it'll be a no brainer.
Hmmm I bet some DC RV tank heating pads could help keep it operating in freezing conditions. probably not as well as an insulated box or heated room, but warm enough. I would definitely need a generator to keep them topped off in the Pacific Northwest.
Don't understand why they eliminated the 12 volt Cigarette lighter port since a lot of 12 appliances still use them
Same reason Apple ditched the headphone jack. Trying to appeal to higher dollar customers.
So cool... $3,500... so much!
I believe it’s still cheaper than the old Delta Pro
you can get a 30% solar tax credit for this one, as it has capacity of over 3,000 kWh
Yeah i aint tieing to the grid so i wont be eligible for the tax credit@bkjets2023
Which the prices dropping now I’m waiting for this to be on the 2500 range
@@michaelnichol4085 Does it have to be tied to the grid though? It says that "Standalone batteries with a capacity rating of 3 kilowatt hours (kWh) and more may also be eligible beginning on January 1, 2022."
really appreciate your assessment of this product - I'd been look at some 3000 size units - this is even better bot my needs. Hopefully I can afford this one.
I like the idea of one unit with a couple extra batteries, but more than that and I'm looking at the DP Ultra.
Very solid unit. The downsides are the price and the fan noise. After how quiet the Ultra was, that is disappointing.
This is also MUCH smaller than the DPU. The DPU has a huge heat sink hence it can run silent most of the time.
@@HOBOTECH True, and I doubt people will be running the DP3 at full bore. Most of the time it will be quieter than the 56db at max speed.
This is by far the best one for over landing or small trailer in my opinion. it has the ability to run a small wielder, it has the ability to run all my 12v things in my trailer and when i get home i plug it in to the home kit and gain that extra capacity. the other thing that is nice is you can run this with out really needed any panels on a trailer as well since the new alternator charger. or even just using the new dual fuel geny. Thanks for the vod. I am looking forward to the next update!
Nice to see the progress of these products! Thanks for the info!
I was planning on using this in a van but 114 lbs seems like it’s gonna break my back eventually 😅
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing
Would you consider this unit to be the main power source on a sailboat? (Humid environment and salt air)
As always, thank you for sharing always the latest tech stuff.
How big's the boat, you should probably stick to pro-installed and properly marinsed gear for the main power system, though I suppose something like this could be stashed in the cabin to run some things and extend the life of the main battery.
Thanks, it’s a small 36foot sailboat. I was thinking of running the fridge, lights and small laptop. The rest of power would remain on the main power system of the sailboat (starter engine etc).
It’s oversized for what you are trying to do.
Try to increase the housebank slightly and only run heavy AC loads of the power bank as needed, not an always on. I’d even say the Delta Max 2 is a better device for your needs.
Yep, would work fine inside a boat as long as it stays inside a closet or similar.
I wanted to email corporate for Ecoflow but they don't have an email address available on their website. So if you could relay my thoughts and give me your opinion on the following;
I was wondering if they could trade out fans in the unit and put squirrel cage fans in there to make it quieter and possibly pump up the CFM for cooling.
Is it backwards compatible with original EcoFlow Delta Pro?
You can use the old EBs with the new unit, but you can't pair units. Might be able to link 2 DPs with the new voltage hub with the DP3 through the SHP2 but it's not official yet
Was waiting impatiently for this review. Thanks! I'd love to have one of these with the home panel
Which ecoflow dual fuel generator would you recommend to keep the delta pro 3 generator and back up battery charged during cloudy days or at night if necessary, the 1800 or the 4000 watt. Thank you.
Most perplexing is Ecoflow’s elimination of direct DC charging between the DPU and Ecoflow’s dual fuel smart generator.
is that reading 4000 watts on the dc/battery/bms side or is that on the consumption on the output for the AC Side
Example you can have 4 amp draw on ac @ 240 = 960 watts but shows on the dc side 2026ish watts. What part is it reading off of
is that reading 4000 watts on the dc/battery/bms side or is that on the consumption on the output for the AC Side
Example you can have 4 amp draw on ac @ 240 = 960 watts but shows on the dc side 2026ish watts. What part is it reading off of
Hello Professor Hobo! Amazon brought me here. I have a variable speed Pool Pump and I am wondering if I could connect it directly to something like this bypassing the grid! The plan would be to have a solar panel set up to always charge the battery which always charges my pool pump and pool cleaning robo vacuum cleaner. Do you think my plan could work?
Agree on the low solar input. I'd like to be able to run the inverter at 50% output or so and still be able to charge the unit to 100% within 5 or so hours. Adding MPPTs to the EBs would have fixed that and yet again EcoFlow is "behind the ball" on the EBs...😢
can I run a 1 HP J-Class 3200 Submersible Pump 240 volt and about how long
Always great reviews. And dare I say I'm really happy to hear metric dimensions!
Anyone knows the name of the adapter needed for EV charging stations? Thanks in advance!
Love your videos! 👍
But please get a proper pointing device other than the screwdriver 😅 my heart jumps each time when going near displays
He's a Hobo! 😒😐🤣
Great review, hands down one of the best channels on RUclips.
A lot of RF interference tests do not indicate rather or not wifi and Bluetooth connections are active or not. It could be related.
I like small ones acause I can sneak em into places to recharge it lol , library, kwik trip, etc
Looked but didn't see the link to the 220v>120v adapter plug you showed.
Posted at 4am was half awake: amzn.to/3XK1XFv
@@HOBOTECH Thanks. Yeah, I noticed it was a late night post....
for those of us hapless fools who bought the old DP and extra batteries - can I plug in the old extra batteries into the new DP3 and have them use and calculate everything correctly?
The old DP extra batteries work but not sure about the calculation. Knowing EcoFlow they work fine with firmware update.
For the right price, Eco flow will make a killing.” Also I like to know if it’s E.M.P proof ? I think not 😕
This is ruclips.net/video/cPd-gkQzihQ/видео.htmlsi=2pRTzCurBU7TF-7Z
@@HOBOTECH thanks .” I’ll check it out.. Question there’s a - Vehicle EMP Protection 12 Volt DC for Car and Truck (DC-12V-WV) Lightning, Solar Flare, and Surge Protection on Amazon can I hook it up to the generator ?
I'm sure they might be about to release delta and delta max 3 so they just wanted all the deltas to be in the same number. Also the pro ultra can be counted as delta pro 2 as it was called internally before they decided to make it a different tier.
The Delta 2 is 2yo now. I'm for a capacity boost and updated electronics for the Delta line.
way too much money 💰
It's unfortunate that your code doesn't work even before July 23rd.
I just called EcoFlow to see if it was possible to charge the EcoFlow Delta Pro 3 with my Honda EU-2000i which is a 2000 watt generator that puts out 120v at 13 amps. I was told the 2000 watts was not enough power to charge a 4000w generator and could cause possible damage to the EcoFlow. That does not sound right to me. I was wondering what your thoughts were and have you ever tried this before in your testing procedures.
Of course you can. You just have to turn down the charging rate through the app.
So is it affiliated with the customer service the other products?
Really well done, Professor!
I wouldn’t call it portable at 114 pounds, regardless of wheels.
my honda generator is like 130 pounds with no wheels
Loved it…until… the anemic solar input limit😢kills it for me
Wait so it does have an online UPS like the Pro ultra?
Also is there a way to do load sharing so that I can lower the AC load of the house with this uint?
120v has 10ms UPS, 240v has pass through or online UPS.
*EcoFlow, please make no further units without the 12 Volt DC Cigarette Lighter Outlet ! If I spend THAT much money on this unit, then I expect to have the full convenience of NOT needing to run out and purchase additional adapters to run my DC fridge and kettle, and Drip Coffee Maker.*
You should wire a DC hub that connects to the Anderson port. Those 12v outlets shouldn't have more than 10 amps connected whereas the Anderson can do over 30
Shrug… The cigarette outlets are space inefficient. I’d rather have the space used for other features.
DP...3? :o
Would be better to get 2 Delta Max's if you were not going to back up the entire house through the breaker panel? The Weight of the Pro 3 is a concern.
D2 Max only supports 120v so if that is all you need, maybe its a better choice for you.
I need a whole home solution, not a (pseudo) portable unit. I prefer a solar solution over a natural gas (Generac) 22KwH generator. Any suggestions?
Yea, don’t go for a portable unit if that’s not what you need.
EcoFlow offers 2 larger fixed solutions for whole house power
Watch my review on the Delta Pro Ultra. It runs my entire property.
@@TheCornucopiaProject-bd5jk Thanks for your reply/input. I’ll check them out. 👍🏼
I have tried to charge the DP3 from my 120 volt GFI wall socket, but if I have the 240-volt inverter on the wall socket, GFI trips out . Am I doing something wrong.
Can you tell us the internal temperature when operating in extreme real world conditions?
Desert use is much tougher than 72F in your air conditioned location.
During a heat wave or after a storm the grid can shut down and make any home an oven.
These things have large heat sinks with big fans. It is rated to work in temps up to 113F.
@@HOBOTECH , I have used a Delta 2 and the ambient temperature was 85F, but internal temperature was 113F when fast discharging at 1300 w and then fast charging.
Let's say the ambient temperature is 100F and the machine is discharging and charging fast. How will it operate then?
What.about delta 3 plus?? Can u make a review? Thanks a lot
I can't afford that .
32:13 "arbitrary limit" Who ever heard of thermal, space, and isolation limitations? I demand they put five 4000W solar converters inside, cause why not?
You mentioned I believe in this video that there isn’t adapter to use the new dual fuel generator with the Delta pro ultra can you please tell me where I can get that adapter because I cannot seem to find one thank you
Please excuse the typo that there is an adapter to work with the Delta pro ultra and the new smart generator 4000
For a while I was thinking they had two AC drivers, but its probably just single 240V split phase and they make you pick either-or to prevent overloading.
Hello, do you have any amazon coupon codes to use at this time for Ecoflow stuff?
Watch my prime day video
electric hybrid 2×2 motorbike baltmotors bulldog can use to make with ecoflow delta pro 3 ecoflow gas generator 4000 can it work
Fantastic!!!
I have a question, you say you cannot run 120V and 240V at the same time. If you turn on the 240V will that run all of the 120V in your house as long as you do not turn on anything that pulls 240V? I know how the 120V is split in two for US houses so will the 240V run all the 120V together or can you only run half your house on 120V with these set in 120V mode?
You run the house in 240v mode. All 120v and 240v will run. "120v mode" is for portable use.
@@HOBOTECH thank you so much for clearing that up for me! I really appreciate your videos and all your knowledge you share!
I guess it makes sense in the US. Here in Europe where both old and new versions are 230V anyway the only real difference is noise.
Can i use Delta 2 to run a 1.5Hp immersed water pump (we have a well adjacent to our house, the pump gets the water to the tank kept above the house). My doubt is regrading the peak power draw during the initial run of the motor. Will my Delta 2 handle this ?
The EcoFlow 400w panel has the worst stand ever. Do not buy. The generator itself is solid.
So my understanding is that the typical electric stove takes a NEMA 14-50 while this unit only has the NEMA 6-20, bummer.
You simply get a dog bone adapter for $20. The 14-50 outlet is huge.
@@HOBOTECH Thanks, and I guess you need to make sure you do not go over 20 amps when using that adapter on the stove or oven.
I knew that they'd finally bring out a true north American unit with a decent split phase output unfortunately princess auto brought out a unit from evergear at a reasonable price and I bought it the only question I would have is how much is shipping between our lower dollar add 30 percent and shipping but if mine lasts 10 years that's 120 months at 200 dollar's a month is 24 thousand dollars so by then I can buy the best unit on the market and that's not counting the cost of power I have found out that the great amount of power you're saying we need for household power is ridiculous as fridge freezer and furnace each use under 200 watts each and start up is under 350 watts so if they all started at the same time that's 1050 watt
23:30 talks about previously showing charging at 120 while 240 out is enabled, but anyone got the timestamp?
I just bought an Ecoflow solar generator and want to buy solar panels to charge it. I would like to have at least 2 charging points in different rooms coming from the same solar panels. Are there are any "distribution boxes" or something of the sort that will allow me run cables from the solar panels to different rooms and allow me change which charging point is active at any given time?
Very cool, but the pricing kills it. Only good for very specific applications. I'll stick with a gas generator that generates more power for a fraction of the price.
until there is no gas, or it is $50 per gallon. You are not considering all things that could happen.
@truckerhershey7042 Yes, I am. The scenario you state is not likely in the near future. Propane generators are also a better choice in most situations. These are niche items good for fair weather camping or building live in vans for traveling.
Don't get me wrong, the solar generators are definitely cool but they are overpriced to the point that they are cost prohibitive for the extreme majority of people.
Comparing a gas generator to solar is apples to oranges. There are so many downsides to a gas/propane generator. Try using one during a blackout and expect to attract a LOT of unwelcome attention. They also smell, are super loud, and require tons of maintenance.
@HOBOTECH I have 4 jackery units and I have in fact used them during power outages. They work great until they run out of power and you realize you have no way to charge one since solar panels don't work much if at all during the winter months. Then you break down and buy a gas/propane generator because it's the only reliable way to get power in less than ideal conditions. Each type has its own pros and cons but the cons are much more numerous for these battery units.
I'm very curious to know how much gas is used to charge either this or more specifically a Delta Pro Ultra from 20% to full with the gas generator?
Tom, your posted "link" isn't working ......
Link works fine. Their site is loading slow.
Is it possible to charge it through the wall plug and solar panels at the same time?
I cover simultaneous charging in the video.
Of COURSE I came here in august and missed out on the deals....
What about compatibility with the battery port on the Wave2?
It should work with the Wave 2 if you have the adapter.
@@HOBOTECH Which adapter? Would that adapter also work on the DPU?
Pecron and Daygreen make dc to dc step up chargers that are way less expensive than the Ecoflow unit. You dont get an app, but otherwise they do the same thing.
Thanks Hobo. I am guessing the extra batteries have no stand alone functionality again? Other companies need to step it up in the way that Pecron does for their extra batteries.
Or Bluetti's B230, which I beleive was the very first power station plug 'n play extra battery, and has a 12v socket, a USB-C and USB-A QC, three more ports than most others offer!
As mentioned in the video, they do not have any features. That's typical EcoFlow.
This is very tempting as back up for my house if I’m not home to get the generator running for my wife. My concern would be the tech support in the future as new models come out for the app etc
Great video. So is the Delta Pro Ultra still better than this Delta Pro 3?
Depends what you mean by "better". Better for what?
@@HOBOTECH Better for more PV input and portability
Does anyone know what his AC to DC converter is (he's using it for fake solar input). I am looking one and can seam to find one large enough.
Its over $450...
@@HOBOTECH thank you sir, I found one and yes its over $450 by a lot.
Has anyone been able to figure out the 2 years of no interest through Affirm?
Same, haven’t seen it either
What's to figure out? You pay over 2 years interest free or equal payments over 24 months. I've used it and with monthly autopay, it's headache free!
@@larryc1616 it isn’t showing for me
I hope these are more reliable than the originl DPs. I've gone through 4 units in 2 years.
The Anker F3800 came first...
The Anker shipped in March. The DPU shipped in January.
i want to full power my house with like 4 of those will that do?
You could only hook 3 together through the Smart Home Panel 2 but that would power most residential loads.
Don’t know why but the audio is messed it to got a warble when he is talking.
What exactly does it generate? This is not a generator.
It creates AC electricity by converting one form of energy into another, just like any other generator.
What adapter is needed for 30amp RV plug? Will it push the whole required 30amps on the 120v side (think RV A/C)? Or, is it something that can be done with the 240v side?
None. Watch again. It has a 30A hookup.