Free Back-Up Power For Your Home

In this video, we show you how to use Solar Generators to power and back-up your entire home.
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[@dinobernardi170]

Hey Max, great video you just touched on one of my questions. I have been dealing with Andrew from your company and he has been amazing. Thank you for all you do and please pass my appreciation to Andrew. I will be supporting your company shortly but I have to understand to some degree the choice I will be making.

[@si12volt1]

whats this FREE power cost for all componets included in Free Back-Up Power for your home material n labor

[@jalbher8807]

Hi Max, I just got solar installed a couple of months ago in California. Will your product be something I should look into?? Thanks for you informative video.

[@ShopSolarKits]

Yes, absolutely. We have many customers from California and would be happy to help if you have any questions or are looking to expand your system - Feel free to email us at [e-mail] or call us at 877-242-2792 with any questions you might have :)

[@natehowe7975]

I like the idea of a more traditional transfer switch, rather than the Ecoflow Smart Panel with its infinity ports. My reason is, I want to use Ecoflow Delta Pro to feed the house and recharge them, as needed, with traditional generator. If the Delta Pro fails and I need to remove it from the system, I could connect the traditional generator to the transfer switch and bypass the failed Delta Pro. I am not aware of how I might connect a traditional generator to the Smart Panel. However, I will say the Smart Panel is attractive because of the auto failover abilities. Your thoughts on my design?