Fast Charging Solution Ecoflow 800W Alternator Charger Install in a Ford F-250

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  • Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
  • In this video, we provide a overview of the product(s) and how to install the EcoFlow 800W Alternator Charger on a Ford F-250 and these steps are very similar for most any other vehicle. Also I show how to run the wiring and connect everything up to the Alternator Charger and to the (2) EcoFlow Delta 2's w/Smart Battery.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 13

  • @soniayoung7531
    @soniayoung7531 Місяць тому

    Heyy nice setup a lot of power, I enjoy watching you install and talk about your devices all I can do lol,stay safe out there 😊

  • @insaynbcr
    @insaynbcr 29 днів тому

    I never even thought to connect all three Delta units together as suedo one unit like that. Brilliant!
    This setup really shows the short comings of the Jackery doesn't it?
    Now, connect your solar input to the main Delta 2 unit and see how it reacts to having the full 800 watts of alternator charge AND up to 500 watts of solar input at the same time. Supposedly works. I just haven't had a good day around here to try it with mine.

    • @adventureroamx
      @adventureroamx  26 днів тому

      Connecting all 3 together seems to work well and the next step is to put out all of my solar panels and connect them too, like you said. Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it.

  • @crystaltoledo748
    @crystaltoledo748 Місяць тому

    Good job buddy

    • @adventureroamx
      @adventureroamx  29 днів тому

      Thanks Crystal, wedding pics looked great BTW.

    • @crystaltoledo748
      @crystaltoledo748 29 днів тому +1

      @@adventureroamx thanks so much. We had a great time and very happy for our daughter and son in law

  • @retnav92
    @retnav92 Місяць тому

    👍Very nice total power setup. Have wondered if the new 800w EF device would void a vehicle's warranty if problems arose later? Between your channel, and another one (Brian Waters Outdoors), who also an F250, I'm getting the urge to trade my '18 SuperCrew F150. 🤔😎

    • @adventureroamx
      @adventureroamx  29 днів тому

      I cant imagine it would void the warranty since its just connected to the battery, but you never know, I would remove it before a warranty service anyway. I like my truck, its a 2019, but only has 26k miles and getting close to being paid off. no payment will be nice for a while.

    • @retnav92
      @retnav92 29 днів тому

      ​​@@adventureroamx Good idea removing before a warranty/service checkup. My '18 F150 just went over 57,500 miles yesterday. Been paid-off for awhile thankfully. I'm a dumb a$$ wanting to get into payments again, lol. Drove 45 miles one way this afternoon to a dealership just to scope-out any F250's they might have. My 17yo grandson that rode with me said that all of the salesmen coming out of nowhere to converge on us reminded him of how Meerkats pop their heads up, lol.

    • @adventureroamx
      @adventureroamx  29 днів тому

      @@retnav92 especially when they see you eyeballing 80-90k trucks...lol

  • @steelontarget
    @steelontarget Місяць тому

    With this much battery, I hope your run electric on things like heaters instead of diesel. This is a lot of batteries 😮

    • @adventureroamx
      @adventureroamx  29 днів тому

      Yeah, its quite a bit of juice, but I have plans for it. I like the fact that I can take them out for things, power outages, remote charging etc. I think an electric heater would draw too much energy unless I could find a crazy efficient one. I do plan on getting some sort of AC that runs on battery, possibly the EcoFlow one.