I must admit, this is a fantastic product and way ahead of its time. I have one and working flawlessly with two 405w Solar PVs. I have seen it to hit 807 watts power generation. Very unique, compact and useful product. My feedback would be having a CT clamp based power adjustment, so that it can cover the whole house instead of a plug. Second the ability to work with Third party batteries without limitations. The car socket cable is limited to 100 watts only.
Can't wait for the north American version!! Can more than one powerstream be used on a delta 2 max or Delta pro? I think with 2 plugs on a delta in north America we can run 2 powerstreams. One of each leg of our breaker box. So for example. I have 2 different outlets by my TV where my delta pro is being used. I do not have an extra battery so that gives me 2 extra battery plugs available. If I had 2 powerstreams then I could plug one powerstream into the 120v outlet by the window which is on side A of the breaker panel and another powerstream plugged into the TV plug which is on side B of the breaker box. What do you think ecoflow? And btw it doesn't have to be a balance system to make 220v because not everyone knows this in thier home about there outlets. This would allow me to use smart plugs or priority for output into each leg separately and at different outputs. Like my fridge and TV is on side A so I would set to 400 watts. VS side B has my wifi and air filtration devices. So I would set priority to 200 watts. Then I could set smart plugs for anything I need giving me twice the amount of smart plugs because I have 2 powerstreams! Thanks for listening and making great products!
Hi, so glad you're keen and thank you for your feedback. However, we do not have plans to launch an NA version of PowerStream currently as this type of set up is not allowed. We will keep you updated on other new products that are approaching!
@EcoFlowTech thank you for responding to him I was curious about this as well. I think it's ridiculous that this kind of thing isn't mainstream acceptable with as many regulations as they're putting on emissions and Automobiles and everything here in the United States. I was looking at this for my parents who live out in the country and the grid seems to give them blackouts semi regularly so I just purchased a Delta 2 Max for them and one for myself. I was so excited watching this video and now I'm pretty bummed. I guess we'll have to stick with the smart generator that I bought to share with my parents in case of any kind of long-term power outage
Hi for long-term power outage, if you want to expand your battery's capacity, you might consider get some extra batteries. You can expand your Delta 2 Max to 6144Wh with two extra batteries. You can also get some solar panels to store energy at sunny days. Let me know if you have other questions:)
@NoZenith honestly i don't understand why it's not allowed. As long as the AC has a rapid shutdown when the grid goes down then these are the same as the plug in microinverter you can purchase on Amazon.
What is the output of voltage from this power stream? Is it 220 V or 240 V or even else? What happens if the voltage from the grid and the voltage from this power stream are different?
What Ecoflow don't tell you is trying to get the powerstream to work or get any support is a nightmare! Still waiting for support to respond to problem with 2 x PS
Good luck mounting this to the wall. Supplied cable is only meant to put this thing on top of Delta. If you want to mount to the wall not only the logo is upside down (freakin geniuses), but the cable too. Cable made in such way that it faces the floor and so to connect it to the Powerstream that is mounted on a wall cable has to bent 180 degree up and then twisted at the same 180 to connect. Mounting mechanism, if you can even call this joke that, looks more like an afterthought than an actual mounting system. Whoever designed all this is a freaking genius.
who does it need to be mounted upside down? and its only 110,- for a 800w inverter thats amazing value a Enphase iQ8+ can only do about 300w and is about the same price and doesn't include any cables i would have to spend atleast 300,- for the same system anywhere else
@EcoFlowTech Hey! It posible to use when you have outage and your energee get from ecoflow Delta 2 and in balcony you have this powerstream with additional battery?
Is it possible to feed powerstream into a “fake grid” (which is powered by delta 2 connected to electric box directly instead of city grid)? As far as I understand as long as fed ac is less than total consumption, everything should be fine. But what if it will exceed for a second?
Hi there, there might be some misunderstanding here. Our smart plug is compatible with other smart home systems under martter protocol. However, our PowerStream can only work with EcoFlow smart plug.
Because smart plugs manufacturers (EcoFlow included) do not expose advanced monitoring and control features to smart home and instead require to use their app only it's not possible to communicated with smart plugs of other brands at the level required in order for this feature to work.
Hi & thanx for nice products! Pls advice - in case of electricity turn off - how to switch it to back up electricity supply? ( from Delta or River). Is it possible to organize via device of automatic input of the reserve (ATS) ? Will it cause conflict between Powerstream & station Delta/River? Thnx !
Can I use the 2 PowerStreams with 2 Delta Pro 3 units using 2 x 400W Panels for EACH PowerStream ? Also pls confirm if I had a DP2 connected to house grid, the PS would charge the DP2 via normally connected AC power cable ?
ECOFlow newbie here. Please let me know if it is OK, to ask a design question here with regards to a large ECOFlow Delta Pro config trying to max out the Solar input. Here it goes: ECOFlOW DELTA PRO SOLAR EAST / WEST DESIGN Rev 2 12/16/23 ECOFlow Delta Pro(s) (2) ECOFlow Delta Pros (2) ECOFLow Battey Extension (1) ECOFLow Double Voltage Hub (1) ECOFlow Transfer Switch Charging inputs: 120VAC and D.C. Solar Solar Panels 12 total 300W panels, 6 for each ECOFlow Delta Pro’s A and B See diagram ECOFlow A and array A ECOFlow A has an array of two strings on an east-west roof, with a string of three series panels and another series string connected in parallel. 3S + 3S connected in parallel. 32.5 vdc x 3 = 97.5 vdc 9.85 dc amps x 2 = 19.7 dc amps Total over-paneled wattage of 1900 watts. (Due to losses, panel placement, solar irradiance, and inefficiencies, this over-paneling should be fine.) See diagram ECOFlow B and Array B ECOFlow B has the same configuration as A. See diagram Questions: The series/parallel combined solar array configuration ensures maximum solar power for the inputs of the ECOFlows. I hope this over-paneling works. See diagram I have seen many videos where the combined Delta Pros using the “Double Voltage Hub” have shown that the two units have different battery levels. Is there a way to balance them by tying their A.C. outputs and inputs together? For example, 120V A.C. out of the hub or unit directly is fed into the other units' A.C. charge input. Or this is as crazy as a perpetual machine? Will this help to balance the battery charge level between the two units? In an ECOFlow combined configuration, how do the batteries from each balance out? See diagram
Hi, first, are the specs of the 12 300W panels are the same? If so, I also want to confirm whether the 32.5V is Vmp or VoC, the 9.85A is Imp or ISC. If these two values are VoC/ISC, then this configuration is okay. It will not damage the units, but please take into consideration the impact of low temperatures on the panels' open-circuit voltage (VoC). You might need to double-check with the solar panel manufacturer. Regarding Delta Pros, you can try to update the firmware to the latest to minimize the difference. When you use double voltage hub with two pros, it only supports output, no ac input, but dc input can work. Hope this helps!
hi. =) I bought the PowerStrim 800W but can't get more than 600W out. what could be the problem? apart from this problem, I think this is a great system.
Hi there, if you only use the battery with the PowerStream, the maximum output will be 600W. Plug the solar panel to the PowerStream together, you can get up to 800W output.
This integration is a very good idea. The locking tool is needed for a move. Thanks again for sharing this information. Is this a 220V and 50A Or is it 120V 60A for the US market?
When is Ecoflow offering a p1-plug so it can respond to the whole house usage instead of using these plugs. Alternatively does anyone know how to turn such plug into a clam-meter like I have with my smappee
Is this a joke the battery capacity is tiny the cabling is tiny in cross section. What is the power loss through the inverter . It's highly misleading to suggest this could run normal household appliances . It won't
Sir.. do u understand VOLTAGE? The higher the V the smaller the Guage wire is needed.... Check the size of ur 240 v dryer compared to ur 12 v car battery THE BEST ANOLOGY I CAN GIVE U
@@jeverett1636 Yes I do and I'm not going there I have better things to do with my time , You are no doubt aware that' inductive loads ( washing machines refrigerator etct will produce loads of 3 to 9 times the nominal load of the appliance and that the loss through ANY inverter will be at least 30,% . he bottom line is it's been withdrawn from sale in the UK as it's illegal to connect it to a domestic power supply in the UK end of .
Well, it's only 600/800 at max, so ofc it can't run much. It's just complimentary system that allows you to lower your total power draw from the grid. It won't even work without the grid.
Bad product. My PowerStream died after 6 month. "disconnected from grid" and doesn't report battery's charge. Support is slow and painful with no serious treatment, they just delay with question (like if I have my panels outside, or my firmware version 3 emails later when it was attached in the initial ticket...) Give your money to someone more serious.
Whats disgusting is you use social media influencers for stuff like this instead of actual knowledgeable people. Why don't you have Ria making these videos? No wonder your products are going downhill. Ecoflow used to be my favorite company. In the span of a couple years I can no longer recommend them to anyone.
@@snanez69 at this time I dont know who to suggest. They are all in this competition to outfeature each other and their products are being released with issues because they are more concerned with beating their competitors to the market. All the companies are in the race to see who makes the coolest charcuterie board lol. If its a big system you are thinking about, something say over $2000 then you are way way better off building a system that way if a single component fails you don't have to trash the whole thing.
I must admit, this is a fantastic product and way ahead of its time. I have one and working flawlessly with two 405w Solar PVs. I have seen it to hit 807 watts power generation. Very unique, compact and useful product. My feedback would be having a CT clamp based power adjustment, so that it can cover the whole house instead of a plug. Second the ability to work with Third party batteries without limitations. The car socket cable is limited to 100 watts only.
Great to hear!
can I use 2 ecoflow power streams in the same home?
Can't wait for the north American version!! Can more than one powerstream be used on a delta 2 max or Delta pro? I think with 2 plugs on a delta in north America we can run 2 powerstreams. One of each leg of our breaker box. So for example. I have 2 different outlets by my TV where my delta pro is being used. I do not have an extra battery so that gives me 2 extra battery plugs available. If I had 2 powerstreams then I could plug one powerstream into the 120v outlet by the window which is on side A of the breaker panel and another powerstream plugged into the TV plug which is on side B of the breaker box. What do you think ecoflow? And btw it doesn't have to be a balance system to make 220v because not everyone knows this in thier home about there outlets. This would allow me to use smart plugs or priority for output into each leg separately and at different outputs. Like my fridge and TV is on side A so I would set to 400 watts. VS side B has my wifi and air filtration devices. So I would set priority to 200 watts. Then I could set smart plugs for anything I need giving me twice the amount of smart plugs because I have 2 powerstreams! Thanks for listening and making great products!
Hi, so glad you're keen and thank you for your feedback. However, we do not have plans to launch an NA version of PowerStream currently as this type of set up is not allowed. We will keep you updated on other new products that are approaching!
@EcoFlowTech thank you for responding to him I was curious about this as well. I think it's ridiculous that this kind of thing isn't mainstream acceptable with as many regulations as they're putting on emissions and Automobiles and everything here in the United States. I was looking at this for my parents who live out in the country and the grid seems to give them blackouts semi regularly so I just purchased a Delta 2 Max for them and one for myself. I was so excited watching this video and now I'm pretty bummed. I guess we'll have to stick with the smart generator that I bought to share with my parents in case of any kind of long-term power outage
Hi for long-term power outage, if you want to expand your battery's capacity, you might consider get some extra batteries. You can expand your Delta 2 Max to 6144Wh with two extra batteries. You can also get some solar panels to store energy at sunny days. Let me know if you have other questions:)
@NoZenith honestly i don't understand why it's not allowed. As long as the AC has a rapid shutdown when the grid goes down then these are the same as the plug in microinverter you can purchase on Amazon.
Which batteries are compatible with ecoflow powerstream micro inverter? Thank you for your answer
Hello, can the system voltage be managed for 110V and 60Hz?
What is the output of voltage from this power stream? Is it 220 V or 240 V or even else?
What happens if the voltage from the grid and the voltage from this power stream are different?
Hello, I have a question whether this product automatically uses solar power when there is a power outage?
What Ecoflow don't tell you is trying to get the powerstream to work or get any support is a nightmare! Still waiting for support to respond to problem with 2 x PS
Hi there, sorry about that, would you mind telling me your order/case number, I will prioritize it.
CRM:0005810000989. Is this the only way to get ecoflow to do something??
Good luck mounting this to the wall. Supplied cable is only meant to put this thing on top of Delta.
If you want to mount to the wall not only the logo is upside down (freakin geniuses), but the cable too.
Cable made in such way that it faces the floor and so to connect it to the Powerstream that is mounted on a wall cable has to bent 180 degree up and then twisted at the same 180 to connect.
Mounting mechanism, if you can even call this joke that, looks more like an afterthought than an actual mounting system. Whoever designed all this is a freaking genius.
who does it need to be mounted upside down? and its only 110,- for a 800w inverter thats amazing value
a Enphase iQ8+ can only do about 300w and is about the same price and doesn't include any cables
i would have to spend atleast 300,- for the same system anywhere else
@EcoFlowTech Hey! It posible to use when you have outage and your energee get from ecoflow Delta 2 and in balcony you have this powerstream with additional battery?
Is it possible to feed powerstream into a “fake grid” (which is powered by delta 2 connected to electric box directly instead of city grid)? As far as I understand as long as fed ac is less than total consumption, everything should be fine. But what if it will exceed for a second?
Hi
Is it possible to power only one room without being connected to the government grid and connected to the power supply?
Hi there, sorry for the late reply! The PowerStream is a grid-tied system which needs to be connected to the grid power and then function.
Is it true that the Powerstream can feed 800 watts from solar panels into the grid, but only 600 watts from a power station like the Delta Pro?
Hi can you use other smart plugs as we have tapo smart plugs all round our home & have the Delta 2 with the EB thanks
Hi there, sorry the PowerStream is not compatible with other brands' smart plugs.
@@EcoFlowTech well in your video it says matter protocol & the tapo support the matter protocol so the video is miss leading then
Hi there, there might be some misunderstanding here. Our smart plug is compatible with other smart home systems under martter protocol. However, our PowerStream can only work with EcoFlow smart plug.
Because smart plugs manufacturers (EcoFlow included) do not expose advanced monitoring and control features to smart home and instead require to use their app only it's not possible to communicated with smart plugs of other brands at the level required in order for this feature to work.
can you this in a thrid party battery, without using the ecoflow powerstattion?
Hi, it is not recommended. If you really need to use a third-party battery, you can use a BKW-River cable to connect the PowerStream.
Is this works as ac coupling?
Hi sorry for late reply, it is a dc coupling system.
Hi & thanx for nice products!
Pls advice - in case of electricity turn off - how to switch it to back up electricity supply? ( from Delta or River). Is it possible to organize via device of automatic input of the reserve (ATS) ? Will it cause conflict between Powerstream & station Delta/River?
Thnx !
Can I use the 2 PowerStreams with 2 Delta Pro 3 units using 2 x 400W Panels for EACH PowerStream ? Also pls confirm if I had a DP2 connected to house grid, the PS would charge the DP2 via normally connected AC power cable ?
ECOFlow newbie here. Please let me know if it is OK, to ask a design question here with regards to a large ECOFlow Delta Pro config trying to max out the Solar input.
Here it goes:
ECOFlOW DELTA PRO SOLAR EAST / WEST DESIGN Rev 2 12/16/23
ECOFlow Delta Pro(s)
(2) ECOFlow Delta Pros
(2) ECOFLow Battey Extension
(1) ECOFLow Double Voltage Hub
(1) ECOFlow Transfer Switch
Charging inputs: 120VAC and D.C. Solar
Solar Panels
12 total 300W panels, 6 for each ECOFlow Delta Pro’s A and B See diagram
ECOFlow A and array A
ECOFlow A has an array of two strings on an east-west roof, with a string of three series panels and another series string connected in parallel. 3S + 3S connected in parallel.
32.5 vdc x 3 = 97.5 vdc
9.85 dc amps x 2 = 19.7 dc amps
Total over-paneled wattage of 1900 watts. (Due to losses, panel placement, solar irradiance, and inefficiencies, this over-paneling should be fine.)
See diagram
ECOFlow B and Array B
ECOFlow B has the same configuration as A.
See diagram
Questions:
The series/parallel combined solar array configuration ensures maximum solar power for the inputs of the ECOFlows. I hope this over-paneling works. See diagram
I have seen many videos where the combined Delta Pros using the “Double Voltage Hub” have shown that the two units have different battery levels. Is there a way to balance them by tying their A.C. outputs and inputs together? For example, 120V A.C. out of the hub or unit directly is fed into the other units' A.C. charge input. Or this is as crazy as a perpetual machine? Will this help to balance the battery charge level between the two units? In an ECOFlow combined configuration, how do the batteries from each balance out? See diagram
Hi, first, are the specs of the 12 300W panels are the same? If so, I also want to confirm whether the 32.5V is Vmp or VoC, the 9.85A is Imp or ISC. If these two values are VoC/ISC, then this configuration is okay. It will not damage the units, but please take into consideration the impact of low temperatures on the panels' open-circuit voltage (VoC). You might need to double-check with the solar panel manufacturer. Regarding Delta Pros, you can try to update the firmware to the latest to minimize the difference. When you use double voltage hub with two pros, it only supports output, no ac input, but dc input can work. Hope this helps!
hi. =) I bought the PowerStrim 800W but can't get more than 600W out. what could be the problem?
apart from this problem, I think this is a great system.
Hi there, if you only use the battery with the PowerStream, the maximum output will be 600W. Plug the solar panel to the PowerStream together, you can get up to 800W output.
Will this work in the United States? Yall keep up the great work much love from Lawton Fort Sill Oklahoma ***THE GERBLAXICAN ***
Can I charge from the Grid if I don’t have solar ?
Yes
Don't really need a inverter then
Can you use more than 1 unit in a house?
Hi there, it is supported technically, but I suggest you check with the local government whether it is allowed.
@@EcoFlowTech would you know where i could look to check for use in UK? Thanks
This integration is a very good idea. The locking tool is needed for a move. Thanks again for sharing this information.
Is this a 220V and 50A Or is it 120V 60A for the US market?
Hi there, thanks for the nice word. Unfortunately, this product is currently available in Europe only.
@@EcoFlowTech Probably because of the limitation of NEMA 5-20 plugs?
Buy some long extension cables link to your power station to electric devices, then you dong need this power stream and avoid the potential risk.
Why doesn't it have a local api?
Thank you for you suggestion we hear you.
@@EcoFlowTech Just found out that you did used to have this, im willing to pay extra for a local api
How do i get one of these in the UK??? they are not in stock?
Thank you for your attention. There is no news yet. Please stay tuned to the official website for further updates.Cheers.
When is Ecoflow offering a p1-plug so it can respond to the whole house usage instead of using these plugs.
Alternatively does anyone know how to turn such plug into a clam-meter like I have with my smappee
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No idea how you expect us to use it outside. It's barely possible to mount it inside.
please scrub this video and redo with an English speaking representative
Is this a joke the battery capacity is tiny the cabling is tiny in cross section. What is the power loss through the inverter . It's highly misleading to suggest this could run normal household appliances . It won't
Sir.. do u understand VOLTAGE? The higher the V the smaller the Guage wire is needed.... Check the size of ur 240 v dryer compared to ur 12 v car battery THE BEST ANOLOGY I CAN GIVE U
@@jeverett1636 Yes I do and I'm not going there I have better things to do with my time , You are no doubt aware that' inductive loads ( washing machines refrigerator etct will produce loads of 3 to 9 times the nominal load of the appliance and that the loss through ANY inverter will be at least 30,% . he bottom line is it's been withdrawn from sale in the UK as it's illegal to connect it to a domestic power supply in the UK end of .
Well, it's only 600/800 at max, so ofc it can't run much. It's just complimentary system that allows you to lower your total power draw from the grid. It won't even work without the grid.
Bad product. My PowerStream died after 6 month. "disconnected from grid" and doesn't report battery's charge. Support is slow and painful with no serious treatment, they just delay with question (like if I have my panels outside, or my firmware version 3 emails later when it was attached in the initial ticket...) Give your money to someone more serious.
Hi sorry to hear that. Would you mind telling me your case or order number? I will prioritize it.
Whats disgusting is you use social media influencers for stuff like this instead of actual knowledgeable people. Why don't you have Ria making these videos? No wonder your products are going downhill. Ecoflow used to be my favorite company. In the span of a couple years I can no longer recommend them to anyone.
Who do you recommend for solar options?
@@snanez69 at this time I dont know who to suggest. They are all in this competition to outfeature each other and their products are being released with issues because they are more concerned with beating their competitors to the market. All the companies are in the race to see who makes the coolest charcuterie board lol. If its a big system you are thinking about, something say over $2000 then you are way way better off building a system that way if a single component fails you don't have to trash the whole thing.
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