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They have too many products.

You just saved me $249... thank you!

What is the exact model of that Stick Wand? Do you have the link for it?

I am new to solar. Just purchased an Ecoflow Delta pro, extra battery, dual fuel generator and a smart panel. Next step is to purchase solar panels. I understand?, that i will only be able to wire three 400 watt panels because of voltage restrictions on the EcoFlow. Is their a method that i can wire six panels thru a limiting device to accomplish more wattage going into the Deltapro at off peak sun periods?

Well thought out, I agree. Thank you.

I had high hopes when I first saw these but they lost me with AGM batteries and a weight of 434 pounds.

A unit that isn’t 240v capable is what doesn’t make sense. The only problem with the pro 3 is the solar input voltage cap at 150v. That’s nonsense in 2024.

With other words, not only don’t you have a clue about the new delta pro, but you sound upset. Worst “pre-view” you could have made. Zero value

Also said that 3 is possible to charge the ultra Delta pro. Ultra?.

The solar charging is the only one.I'm gonna go by is cause it's the only one I can use unless i use another solar generator to charge up that generator I'm not gonna buy the gas generator so I'll never buy a gas generator and i can't say never because i still might buy 1 from.Walmart and I still don't want to do that special if I get a fourteen thousand watt for eight hundred bucks

No, it's not nearly as what much as you'd be. It's typically just slightly over a Delta pro. Not much at all, and that's what equal for told me. That's what the equal flow Delta 3 told me. And you're asking me to invest into.You wanted the first ones to get one or all 3, including the batteries.If we wanted to show that much don't think I will be able to by the time you're asking for it

It's to each generator or 6 batteries to all 3 generators. That's a bad thing. There should be 6 batteries to each generator that will make it something I would want or at least 4 batteries to each generator I like those batteries we should build a stack for on top of the generator.

They kind of asked me. Give me more pictures of it. How to take one battery? You can hook 3 of them together. I don't like that. It only could take one battery. I like call it, put the battery on it. But I wish they did it sort of the other way where they had 2 battles beside it. But they could stack 3 batteries on each side to make it 6 batteries. Then it'd be worth something to me, but they asked me to investment to it. I don't have the money just yet. Friday I might be doing something like that. Or next week Friday. But the way it sounds like I got all. Of it, did you July 4th to do? When they actually come out with it, I'll be one of the first ones to get 1, then we'd have to figure out what all the corpses and stuff like that, so they can fix all that. So when they actually do start selling them. 4098 W is what echo floor told me and then you could put 3 of those Delta pros together, Delta pros 3 together.It sounds like they only take one battery.Each which does not sound very good to me.Especially when I want more power than that In watt hours.

I bought the fake one but with a brushless motor. Ill see how it goes ;)

Good Job Daniel. Thank you. I thought the same about the XT60/i plugs with EcoFlow. Most of the "online experts" don't know any more than you've just proved. EcoFlow sells a lot of overpriced connectors and make us look like fools. Keep up the good work.

Daniel - if I have two DPs connected to SHP in 120v to they split loads? Can you assign which DP supports what circuits? Do they work in parallel or series? Thanks.

They should have increased the higher voltage solar input. It is very common now to find residential panels with a 49 VOC. You can't do three series and certainly not four S. Example I have four 545 watt panels and with my DP I am forced to run them in 2S2P The max charge I see is 1400 watts on a good day.

I asked Ecoflow if they had an upgrade program for Delta Pro owners and they said No.

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I'm glad they fixed their wires with 90 degree connections though

Sir, hope all is well. I have a question about the Delta Pro and charging. First, let me say you have guided me thru some stuff I surely would have 'let the smoke out of' so thank you! How would the Ecoflow charge with the car alternator charger connected to one of the ports in the back and the Smart generator plugged into the other? That would give me the benefits of the generator AND any 12 or 24 volt source....right?

Side note info. I have the delta pro, it took EcoFlow 4 months to fix the problem with the Pro’s firmware ware issue with “recharge time issue saying 99 days to charge” 😮 Ya that sucked. The pro is a great product though, but the customer service is slow & communication is hard to understand. Like when they told me in an email “you wait” I have the email!

I would have been interested if they offered the inverter separate from the batteries. Kind of like a lighter version of the Ultra. Just my $.02.

If it has a 30a transfer switch built-in, that would be an upgrade.

As a solar dreamer i would want a "portable SHP".......I dont see how it could happen but if they could dev a solution for Renters tht could have a "portable SHP" then tht would be a bigger addressable market segment.......but it may not be technicallly possible. PV arrays could hang on balcony railings for renters.

U did not question the cable attachment for the additional or extended batteries......its crap compared to the ULTRA cables for the extended Pro 3 battery........the designers of the Pro 3 need to learn from the designers of the of the ULTRA. The price point has to be the difference between the Pro 3 and ULTRA and form factor.

Does it make sense? No. Ecoflow has departed from the same thing that made them very successful --- the original Delta Pro and the Smart Home Panel (version 1). Guess what? The new Delta Pro 3 isn't compatible with the SHP1 nor is it compatible with the Delta Pro (version 1) but it is compatible with their Delta Pro extra battery with yet another firmware update/upgrade. That means if you bought into their ecosystem, you have basically use your delta pro main unit (not extra battery) as a boat anchor. Also, the new Delta Pro 3 is limited to the same 150volts as the Delta Pro ... therefore, you can forget about the higher voltages the AIO type units seem to be really focused on and manage to get 450-500volts. Their High voltage PV is 150V and the low voltage is 60V. Needless to say, I'm moving away from the whole ecoflow systems since I can see they aren't planning to really support "legacy" products that made them this successful. I'll move to the "DIY" type setup with tried and true low frequency inverters like Victron and rack type 48v batteries. At least I know in a year or two they won't be 100% obsolete.

Its make sense,its pro series line,Ultra separate line,more capable,but less mobile mostly for home usage. Pro its for rv or overland camping in trucks or something. U right Ultra have much better by specs and pro3 still have this bad design long between batteries connection cable, Ultra done its right

Well it takes a big man to admit to doing it wrong, so respect. I’ve had my P1S for five days, and spent most of them scratching my head. To be honest, if it wasn’t for people like you posting videos, I suspect overcoming problems would have taken me a lot longer. Alexa sums 3D printing up, if you ask her if 3-D printing is difficult…….

Well I’ve just watched the video and I’m rather hoping you have by now realised that it was you, not the printer that was at fault. In the UK, we have a saying, “when all else fails read the user handbook”. Bambu provide excellent information. There are winkie’s on just about every subject. Had you taken the time to look at the videos on unboxing and setting up, and then later on using the P1S, you’ve saved yourself all the frustration.

Sorry to find out on this potential issue related to my newly purchased and still hooking up and testing things with my PRO unit. My workaround concerning the issue is for me to connect the adapter cable into that connector and never unplug it for as long as I can. The unit came with an adapter cable and it has the standard solar panel MC-4 connectors so that is where I will go when disconnecting the solar input to my brand new unit. Hope your issue is not chronic in the entire brand family.

The LED for charging the battery is on the base of the charger. When you first plug it in the LED is red, once fully charged, the LED turns green. So no, you don't have to guess if the battery is charged or not.

Tested my brand new Delta Pro yesterday and the solar panels cranked the input wattage well into the 350s, BUT.... today's testing, in even stronger direct sunlight (i.e. 11am to noon instead of 4-5pm) had the display going all over the map, until all I had on the unit's display were DASHES (- - - -) and a stated charging time of 11 hours (rather than 1-2). What gives? No amount of unplugging, checking the connectors, etc. helped. And also, my EF app shows wildly different numbers from those on the panel (often 65W, then 245W, then 70W, then 128W, you get the idea). Thought I knew stuff!!

dont really think this review is fair such solder feed mechinisems are a bit finicky need to help it though all the way first also soldering should be used with very specific applications like electronics and wire you cant just solder steel it is not welding for metals other than copper you need specific scids and a lot of heat to get it to stick

paint too thick, should add up thinner LOL😂, think of tincan spray paint consistency, how you expect that thickened soup will come out of even 2mm Nozzle... Just IMHO, No prejudice

Has anyone had this issue with the Delta 2 Max? It has double XT60s, I'm hoping the attachment method inside is more secure.

One reason why people do not see those 1600 wats on their delta pro for example is % of state of battery in solar station. I made a charging curve for delta 2 on my 1kw version. I set maximum charging from 1,2 kw and check each % from 0 % - 100 %. From 75% charging curve is going lower till it reaches 100 %. So delta PRO can have similar charging curve that needs to me measured like I did with my delta 2. 0 % - 48 % 1,23 kwh 49 % - 74 % 1 kwh 75% 950 wat 76% 930 wat 77% 900 wat 78% 870 wat 79% 840 wat 80% 800 wat 81% 750 wat 82% 690 wat 83% 600 wat 84% 490 wat 85% 403 wat 86% 350 wat 87% 315 wat 88% 304 wat 89% 285 wat 90% 270 wat 91% - 94 % 266 wat 95% - 99 % 260 wat 99% - 100 % 235 wat

Nearly one year after, are you still impressed? Any issues develop, unexpected limitations or other concerns?

The Ecoflow Delta 1300 (original Delta) uses an XT60. Anyone know if the XT60i will also work with the Delta 1300?

Do you always print PLA on your P1S closed? A lot of discussion online mentions printing PLA with the lid open, or the door open, or some combination of both. THats my main concern with picking up a P1S if I'm doing a lot of PLA printing

I also have this problem with a 7650 model just purchased and used for the first time today!!! Exactly as you described. 8:38

90% of the time; I overfill the oil tank; on ANY chainsaw!

Hi Daniel, I have watched a few of your videos and liked them a lot, I specifically enjoy your DIY videos, Delta Pro, and solar vids. I watched this video, and was really impressed in that you were able to include so much content on this unit. While this would not have been a video I would normally watch, I thought I would give it a watch because I have seen some of your other videos. After watching this video I subscribed to your channel. Not because I really like watching video reviews on air dusters, but because you took the time to make a video on this. Keep on doing what you do, also keep those DIY, alternate methods of charging power stations, and solar videos coming.

Is it meant to work facing down or up? I assumed it would only work horizontally and watered down...

It’s been terrible for me. It’s very right handed, and I use both hands. The trigger just sucks and the forward handle is asymmetrical for no good reason. The chain tensioner seems to have failed after using it for three battery charges. It pukes chain oil way too quickly. The telescoping clamp is way too loose and hard to keep tight. The balance is way awkward with the trigger handle on the battery.

A lot of people add a pigtail to the port and then they aren't pushing against that connector.

Try reading the manual first .... you know nothing about the vac

I have been playing around with this as well. I currently have (4s)x100 x (3p) all EcoFlow (not that it matters). I have two DPros pulling off same array. I ran this when my batteries were around 85% each limited to 95%. Each unit pulled 100% of the draw until it reached its limit of 95% then the other unit pulled until it reached its limit. This back and forth went on all day with some exception as it did split occasionally but without any noticeable cause. After dusk I continued to run my delta pros to feed about 70% of my houses power consumption during the evening. Morning came and (1) pro was down to about 54% and the other was at 65%. Once the sun hit the solar array (80 watts to start) the units went back and forth aggressively to a point that I unplugged one unit to allow a higher charge current once the sun was in a better position. Once I got to about 400 watts I plugged the other unit in. Over the course of 3 hours one unit took most all of the current. What was interesting is the other unit pulled slightly more than its draw even though that was a variable over that period of time. Example: if the draw was 80 watts it would pull around 82 watts. If the draw was 100 watts it would pull 102 watts. All the other current went to the initial higher drawing unit until it reached its limit of 95%. Then the other unit took the full charge current until it reached its limit then it went back and forth the rest of the day keeping the charge between 93%-95%.

Where do you get the app?

would this be good for drying things like a bicycle?