Surprisingly Easy Inverter With Solar. EcoFlow Delta Pro Review.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Most of the links are in the description but here is the EcoFlow Delta Pro. bit.ly/3LA1QpV Use code EFJared5 to get your extra 5% off.

[@TheMoreYouKnow-d4q]

To compliment my 3k inverter in our rv, with 4 300ah 12v , I've been using a titan solar system in place of a gas generator, with 30 amp plug on the titan plugging in to the rv and 2k of solar panels, it would be all you would need for Long term boondocking

[@titusyeti2]

Jared, I want to cut a hole in the bottom of the park side rear storage compartment so I can put the trailers power cord through that hole (similar to yours) to plug into Ecoflow DP. My problem is I don't know what to call the piece that I need to install in the hole. I would think the identical one to the factory exterior one with the snap shut flapper would work well. Any assistance is appreciated Thanks

[@shellymcgee]

Earthtechproducts has the same EcoFlow for $1000 less. I asked if they are refurbished and how they can offer such a discount, They responded quickly, they DO NOT sell refurbished or used products, only closed box new. And as for how they can offer such a discount they replied they are the top retailer for EcoFlow and as such they get deep discounts. They also have nice bundles with 400W solar, remote, storage case and EV vehicle charging station adapter, all for less than the Delta Pro alone

[@vinitpnair]

Can the delta pro actually run RV air conditioning with its limited AC output ? What AC are you using? Great video!!

[@nancyz2098]

The discount code is not working 😕

[@titusyeti2]

Hey Jared I got my first Delta pro through Kickstarter and have been using it since December 2021 primarily like 80% at my off grid jayco in an old tobacco field. I have 860 watts of panels and it runs everything like we have a power pole most of the time. When there are days in a row with limited sun we conserve power and do quite well. We have a honda 2200 generator we use to top it off on rare occasions. I bought a second unit to tie together with the 1st unit with a double voltage hub will power my brick and mortar home in a power outage. Overall I have over a years worth of heavy usage and couldn't be happier with the product and company.

[@PAballoonists]

I have the complete Delta Pro system and it is a monster! With the system I can power the entire house. With solar panels I can keep it going indefinitely especially if we are a little bit conservative not to use ridiculous amounts of power on cloudy days. There is nothing that I have asked it to do that it couldn't handle easily. I am running two Delta pros and four extra batteries. So far we have been able to cut our dependence on the electric company which is one of the goals. The other is to be able to operate autonomously in a power outage which will be no problem. Great video! Really enjoyed it! As to the non-portability of your victron system, your RV is portable and when you have it parked next to your house you can use that system to back up your house in the event of an outage. Don't know if you've thought of doing that. Our last system was a lead acid system using BZ solar controllers and and Xantrex inverters. The two inverters made it capable of 3600-watt also as each inverter was 1800 watt pure sine wave. The lithium iron phosphate batteries in the Delta Pros leave the lead acid system in the dust! I love to see people's set ups to learn new ideas! Thanks again!

[@kendrelewis5465]

Your comment is what I wanted to know. I wanted to know if I can power my home off grid with this system using 2 Delta Pro's and 2 smart batteries with 6 400 watt solar panels. I think you asked my question.

[@hardtruth2039]

Great video. I just purchased two delta pro’s, 2 extra batteries, 2 smart generators, 4 400watt folding Ecoflow panels, cables and the smart home panel. This system is for our home but I can also pull in generator a delta pro and an extra battery, and 2 400 watt folding panels and plug it into the fifth wheel. Such an awesome solution.

[@josephdonnaway5755]

Excellent presentation! I have a Delta Max with two Extra Batteries ‘installed’ in my Airstream with an automatic transfer switch. 600 W rooftop solar. It’s only 20 amp, but that can run one aircon or the microwave, convection oven…. AND, I ‘ installed’ a duplicate system under my truck cap, with 320 W captop solar. Both systems can be easily redeployed for home emergency backup. We dry camp extensively, and I’m very satisfied. I did this before the Delta Pro came out, and the smaller size and weight of the Max actually fit my Airstream (and my back) much better.

[@chrisrussell2526]

We are preparing to do the exact same thing! How many hours can you run your AC on your set up?

[@stephenheineke5568]

This looks like a great solution for us. We have two RVs; a large long stay RV and a smaller traveling RV. We have been wanting to add inverter/solar to both and this makes it much easier and more affordable since we can move this inverted/battery from one RV to the other.

[@AllAboutRVs]

I never thought of some one having two RVs. I see how this could work well in that situation.

[@jr-xx3lb]

My wife and I went ahead and bought one and placed it in our TT (under the bed) and now have solar on the roof and a 30amp cable plugged into the unit and tied up under the trailer, as an umbilical cord, ready to plug into our RV whenever we boondock! What a great solution! Our first trip will be in June and will be sprinkled with Harvest Host stays so looking forward to seeing how it performs. I figure, this way whenever we upgrade to a new trailer, we simply unplug and take it with us. Thanks Jared!

[@ggoacher]

Is it on its side under your bed? I just got mine and can't figure out where to put it because it is taller than my external storage

[@jr-xx3lb]

@@ggoacher Hi Georgette, it fits standing up under our bed

[@MMOverlandAdventures]

Basically same setup but I have mine in the passthrough and drilled hole for cable underneath. Just turn it on via app when needed for AC or Microwave.

[@brewedforthejourney6149]

We've been using the EcoFlow Delta Pro for about 6 months now. I do have an extra battery too. We love it. It is amazing for RVing off grid and also incredible for home loss of power. It charges extremely fast off a wall plug.

[@garytrawinski1843]

I plugged mine in at 1800 watts. It blew the breaker, I mean it really blew the breaker! It is very good at solar charging. I live in AZ where I get about 300 full solar days a year. It is usually fully charge before noon.

[@blessidunion]

I have the Delta Max I think it’s 2400 watts not quite as heavy and in conjunction with the champion dual fuel 3400 I love the simplicity. And it’s what we kept the refrigeration on in the house after hurricane Ian.

[@ourrvsunsets]

I love the simplicity of this setup. Instead of doing a large install on the trailer I can just plug and play with this and a 400w solar panel. And if the sun's not out I have a 2000w Honda generator to charge it with. Yeah, this might be the solution I am looking for. Thanks so much for sharing this!

[@AllAboutRVs]

Glad it helped out. Yes I would keep the generator for those times you can’t get enough solar or need a bit more charge.

[@terrystahlnecker4157]

Not to mention when you sell your RV. You keep this with you! It’s awesome

[@donnybuddz]

Not to mention when you use it for power anywhere else

[@MMOverlandAdventures]

This is what we have Jared. We full time in Wyo on our property. I have DP + Extra battery powered by 800w movable solar ground mounts plus we have 5400kwh Safari LiFePO batteries charged by 760w separate solar panels on roof via Victron SCC. Also have 2 Honda 2200 generators for backup. Solar powered well and solar powered shop too! Works great!

[@ARLGD]

Wow, this Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series sounds like a game-changer for outdoor enthusiasts like us! The massive capacity and fast recharging time are impressive, and I love that it's waterproof for those unexpected weather conditions. Plus, the smart app control adds convenience. Thanks for sharing this recommendation!

[@stephencantbewrong8250]

I think this is exactly what my neighbor needs! Perfect time! Yahoooooooo!

[@brianpounds2657]

I have the Ecoflow Delta Pro and the Smart Generator. Love it! Delta Pro handles it all. And I love the portability. We leave it at home if our campground is full hookup or take with us boondocking. Super easy to setup.

[@randysoong6129]

I’ve been enjoying my EcoFlow Delta Pro in my little container home. Getting it up and running was quick and simple. Thank you for your videos!

[@AllAboutRVs]

Great to hear! Thanks for watching!

[@cooziehiker]

Great video! I actually went with a similar set up for our RV. We haven't done testing, but we have a trip planned soon. I was actually surprised to not see anyone do this yet, but it looks like a great simple solution that is easily moved if we change RVs.

[@mathewfranco3211]

I just bought mine and decided to charge them with my pure sine generator for 2 hours a day if needed don’t have to worry about weather or the price of Solar panels. I don’t mind the noise. I hope I’m not making a mistake but feel pretty confident. (I actually think I can last 2 or 3 days without charging) Thank you for the info. It is greatly appreciated 😊

[@42Pros]

A fellow FCP X user I see, nice! Bluetti's AC300/B300 is another great "plug and play" option for this application too, for roughly the same price. It can expand up to 12,288Wh (with 4 B300 batteries) and it has 2 MPPT controllers for 2400w of solar input (150V per MPPT) and each battery can be dual charged via the DC Charging Enhancer up to 500W which has the potential of 2400W + 500W + 500W + 500W +500W if configured with the max battery capacity (it's really designed for a home application though). Solid video with great info.

[@garytrawinski1843]

Costco has a great deal on the EcoFlow Delta PRO. $2600 for the unit, the extra Display ($99 value) and the EV station plugin ($99 value) and free delivery.

[@herb7877]

Excellent presentation. About 3 years ago I thought about building something like this using lipo4 batteries and inverter in a action packer type box. I never executed because it was just to easy and much less cost to buy a gal of gas for my small inverter generator.. these are getting very attractive now and will continue with new tech and competition. It’s a great alternative for a lot of rv people

[@johncarr123]

What would be really cool if you mounted a dedicated 125V NEMA L5-30R socket in your compartment and connect that outlet to a 50amp transfer switch to the main panel so that you have automatic transfer between shore power and the ECOflow.

[@josephdonnaway5755]

Great video. Glad to see an acknowledgment of an alternative to a complicated Victron installation. . I opted for the Ecoflow Delta Max with two Extra Batteries and 600W of rooftop solar in our 28’ Airstream before the Pro emerged. Half the weight, size, and easier to place in an Airstream. One year of experience, and it satisfies our boondocking requirements. I duplicated the setup in the cap of my RAM 2500, with 320W of solar, providing 100% redundancy to the Airstream power supply. My gasoline generator has been retired!

[@tinovelazco9227]

Joseph, I too have a Ecoflow Delta Max with two extra batteries and 600W on the rooftop. I have not hooked it up as shore power yet. What brand of 30 amp female to 110 amp male adapter do you use? Do you also use a ground neutral bond plug? Is there any other thing you have to do to adapt the Delta Max to function as shore power?

[@MarkLuffman]

Yeah, sitting around watching our favorite KZbin channel about all Rvs!

[@DriverDean]

Thx for posting! Great job explaining this and showing all its features and pros and cons! Your video was perfect for me considering this option in the future, instead of a more complicated setup like your system. I like how you made the honest comparison between them as well. I have the smaller river 2 pro inside the motorhome for powering our laptops at night after quiet hours start for non-generator use, and its powerful enough to run a percolator for coffee in the morn. Works great and the faceplate showing exactly how much juice it is providing to different things when you plug them in is oddly quite satisfying, compared to the old style batteries where there is never any info unless you put a tester on it.

[@p.schaafsma3954]

Thanks for the great description of the EcoFlow. We have just started working with ours on our RV and have found it to be an excellent power source and it charges up very rapidly. I hooked it up to our 290 Watt solar panel and it charged up from 50% to full in about 3 hours. At home on the grid, I can charge this unit up from 50% or less to 100% in less than 2 hours. It's a heavy beast to move around but well worth it; basically it serves as shore power but portable. You can buy a cover for it and it might be water proof but I wouldn't take the chance. I am hoping that this device will be a game changer for portable power sources and look forward to using it more.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Glad to hear it’s working well for you!

[@p.schaafsma3954]

@@AllAboutRVs I'll give you more of an update when I really start using it this summer.

[@silverhawk184]

Remember that if you replace your house battery with the ecoflow's 12v output, to enable the 12v before traveling. That way, your emergency brakes will work in the event of your trailer becoming unhitched. I believe it is a legal requirement.

[@Ren_O_72]

Great video. I got this battery when they first released it, after the initial kick starter released I found a great deal at Costco on them. I also know that Home Depot also offers them now as well. I have used it in our RV, but primarily use it in my shed so I don’t have to run power to it.

[@AllAboutRVs]

👍🏻

[@justin555666]

If you’re looking for something more portable, the Delta Mini is awesome! I’ve been using it as my main power source while building my camper van. It runs starlink, a fan, and tools all day with no problem. And it’s super cheap now that the Delta 2 has basically replaced it.

[@richardkoch8752]

Hi Jared, I have been waiting for a video like this. My only concern is that even in the front bay of a travel trailer and the way our road systems are I have to wonder about longevity getting constant vibrations. That is a lot of electronics in one box :) I was considering a component system like yours with 3 SOK 200AH Li's. I can see a advantage to replacing one component vs the whole Delta Pro in case of a failure. Thanks again for a great video!

[@h.h.legacydiesel6724]

thanks for the comparisons and reviewing. We really got alot of great info...cost comparisons and how transportable this unit is.

[@jimjessup3979]

I always enjoy and appreciate your reviews. Thanks for all the details.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Thanks!

[@LM-ek2hb]

You're a step ahead of me. I have a solar/Lifepo4 (420Ah) system (14v) going through a Xantrex 3000w for a couple years. Just added the dual battery EF DP and wondering how to best integrate it into the entire system. Are you powering everything through the EF w/LP4 backup, or the reverse of that? (Power everything from your Victron and feeding your DP into the LP4 as a backup?

[@jerrydaminato743]

This is excellent information. What a great alternative with simplicity!

[@keithbar19741974]

Thank you Jared, I know I have recommended this as a topic in the past and you delivered. Please keep up the great content, I watch EVERY video.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Thank you!

[@Worthrhetime]

Great presentation, well done .

[@leesims]

Thank you Jared, great video. I was wondering do have or could you do a video about your RV Wi-Fi, how you do you obtain your signal? I would imagine since you boondock and you do videos, you have a way to secure a sgnal and get that signal to your router. Thank you for the great information. 👍

[@TravelWithTheHs]

Does it have too sit upright? ANd with the extra batterys does it charge though the main invertor or do you have to charge separate?

[@lifeswhimsytutelage]

Thanks for the info. Trying to figure out best portable or go mounted on rig. 🤔😏 Safe travels.

[@grantdavis5992]

Add 5 grams daily of Vitamin C and you will greatly reduce back problems. I am 73 and 25 years ago I had chronic lower back issues which necessitated a visit to the chiropractor about once a year. I was recommended 5 grams of C to strengthen my back. I haven't needed to visit a chiropractor in over 10 years, and I have moved transmission/transfer cases, logs, and even pianos without a problem.

[@bostonmom9602]

I'm not very capable when it comes to solar but this I feel I can do... even lifting, I have a ramp to get it in the space. Thank you!!

[@AllAboutRVs]

Glad it helped!

[@bobhouston7085]

Can this unit be installed on it's side or does it have to be standing upright

[@larryhansen4334]

Love this solution and pricing is much better now. With this solution, if I keepmy lithium house batteries do I flip the converter breaker when the inverter is on so it doesn't waste power, and if so do my DC lights draw from the house batteries thus extending my total power available to my rig?

[@JH______]

This looks like the solution I am looking for. I only use the RV part time so can’t justify the cost of a dedicated system. This is great because the investment can be justified since it can be used at home too. One thing I have been looking for is a way to keep my A/C fridge in my fifth wheel trailer running while I am traveling. Could this be installed in the storage area and then have an automatic transfer switch installed like the Go Power TS-50 to automatically switch to the EcoFlow when disconnecting from shore power?

[@weswest2248]

Amazing info, thank you 🙏

[@RickandDarcirvadventures]

If I don’t have a soft start on my ac can I still use this to run my ac?

[@brandiloydthepath5139]

Could this hold a charge? And if so, for how long. I can see not bringing our Just In Case generator and having one of these...great video!! I love that it doesn't require rewiring!

[@Patrick_Gray]

Thanks for the video. Your opinion is valuable. The EcoFlow Delta Pro looks impressive but if it stops working, who is going to fix it and how long to get parts. With your Victron system it seems like you could trouble shoot and replace components.

[@sbmizzou]

Jared....thanks for the video. I just bought a Delta Pro based on this video. I noticed that it is spending a ton of power charging the house batteries. I thought you mention a solution in the video but cant find it. How do you prevent the continuous charging of the house batteries?

[@pvaughn2]

Flip the power breaker for your converter to prevent the Delta Pro from charging the house batteries.

[@workbench1]

Great review, thank you. Question for you can this be charged with on board solar... I'm thinking a second pig tail coming from the rv roof solar?

[@cruzinbenny3750]

This is awesome!

[@timf6916]

Very nice looking, might be go for a beginners. Not if have started you Solor build. Too heavy for me being over 70. BAD BACK, BAD trip. But some good information.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Thanks! Yes I wanted to mention the weight because that could make the difference for some.

[@jonathanbreuninger892]

Jared your channel has been a great help to us!! I like the concept of this system and would like to incorporate it in our Grand Design Imagine XLS 19RLE. We’re full time and volunteer with crisis response ministries, i.e. tornado or hurricane hit we help home owners clean up the mess. Sometimes the base camp doesn’t have electricity and solar is a great solution. I’d also like to use it, or something similar, to power our fridge while on the road. Please send me any video suggestions that would help me out. I’m not afraid to DIY. Thanks in advance JonB

[@fh9630]

I really like the idea of portability - use this for your house if there is a power outage; and nice that all components are contained within one unit - no exposed bus bars and wiring. Can you effectively replace your 12v RV battery with this unit? if you did that, how would you connect and power the 12V circuit in the RV, and recharge this unit when plugged into shore power? do you remove the RV converter?

[@Rob-Oh]

Great video Jared. Would love to see you do one comparing the Eco-Flow to Bluetti. Thank you

[@AllAboutRVs]

I’ll have to see about doing that. I had a Bluetti once but don’t have it anymore.

[@rstephens3683]

Great info, thanks for sharing!

[@Dominick13777]

Can you have both grid power and ecoflow battery plugged in at the same time? If so do you have a video for that?

[@stevenshircliff393]

Great video! Just have 2 concerns. Be careful storing near water source, and never charge it with grounding plug in.

[@tannerjim]

I can't even imagine what you had to do to your current setup, in order to run your RV on just this EcoFlow. The moment you plug your shore power into the EcoFlow your Victron systems is going to start to power the RV and charger your 3 batteries. It will also power boost the power to your RV to 50 amps, using your 3 installed batteries, as the EcoFlow is only providing 30 amps. Wondering if that kicked in when you started the 2nd AC unit.

[@davidtennant7169]

Great video & informative as usual.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Thanks !

[@HomerVista]

Thanks! I've been on the fence between the EcoFlow and the Anker, but I'm leaning towards the Anker.

[@AllAboutRVs]

I looked at the Anker and it looks impressive but I landed on this because of the output and capacity is tough to beat. The Anker has less fan noise from what I heard.

[@craigbarker6907]

Check out the Bluetti ac300 and extra battery. Very compatible and weighs less

[@shellymcgee]

Great content, thank you. I do have a question and I know there are a lot of variables to the response. We are new RV'ers and will start full time living in Sept in the Brinkley Z3100. It comes with 370W solar panel and we have a LifePo4 12.8V 100Ah battery. We will not boondock much, maybe 2-3 days at most and typically just from one location to another. I am very interested in the EcoFlow Delta Pro you reviewed. I can get a bundle with 400w solar panel and wonder if the stock 370 W solar, the single 100Ah battery and the EcoFlow Pro with 400w solar will be useful to us or is it overkill?

[@jmac1099]

What’s the efficiency vs the victron? I hear the eco flow has a pretty high standby current and not great efficiency on it in the first place.

[@richardkoch8752]

Jared, what about cold weather charging and discharging? Thanks!

[@mike.pollard]

I would love to see a comparison with other solar generators!

[@AllAboutRVs]

Not a bad idea. I have sent some back I didn’t like that weren’t worth sharing.

[@dougadelberg2108]

Jared, did you look at the Anker Powerhouse 767?

[@sprayhawk808]

Compelling product for sure. Would be even more interesting if there was a way to integrate the existing BBs that we have so that they aren't a 'lost' investment.

[@cliftonburkhart7680]

What brand is that Ground Neutral bond plug that you are using?

[@timbarker4189]

This solution seems superior to “permanently” mounted solution for all the reasons you mentioned AND you can take it with you when you get a different rig.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Yes it makes it easy to change RVs and take it with you. I’m still not ready to give up the Victron but for some this DeltaPro is a better fit for needs.

[@timbarker4189]

@@AllAboutRVs yeah. Your system is top notch and highly flexible and likely easier to troubleshoot and repair if problem arises. Not sure how repairable the all in one systems are…

[@dalegodwin6420]

Jared, thanks for another informative video. I may have missed this but if you already have solar and inverter with a LifePo4 battery system in your 5th wheel, can you plug into the ecoflow and treat it just like you’re plugging into shore power? In other words; can you just leave your regular system all hooked up and on like you would with shore power? Thanks, Dale

[@jockosboy17]

Just an FYI these do NOT charge at EV DC fast chargers but will charge from a home charger style EV charger. Some cities have the home style non DC fast chargers at grocery stores, parking garages etc. Nice that its including as long as you know going to a DC fast charge will not work. Pretty neat unit but not cheap. Would be great for boon docking.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Thanks for that tip good to know since I didn’t test that out.

[@jockosboy17]

@@AllAboutRVs No problem. My wife commutes with an EV and I didn't realize there was a difference other than charging speed until she got her car.

[@terrystahlnecker4157]

I was so curious if this would really work vs purchasing and installing a crazy solar setup

[@RVanJourney]

As always great review and explanations. This is exactly what I'm planning to do to have "night" ac when boon-docking without running Genny. Is there any need to connect a device such as watchdog epo between the ecoflow and the rv power cable ?

[@timbarker4189]

Got an idea for you - selfishly, I'm looking for simple mod idea that would allow me to store a solar generator in pass thru, closed/locked up at night, but yet still be able to plug my camper into it for boon docking. Love the idea of solar generator as boon docking solution for lots of reasons but wouldn't want to leave it out at night or compartments open at night. Was wondering if some type of generator inlet solution might be practical or creating sometime of access panel for passing the cord through.... Appreciate your thoughts.

[@pvaughn2]

That's what I'm planning to do, and I'll just install a cable hatch on the underside to enable the RV power cord to enter the locked compartment and plug into the Delta Pro.

[@gregoryhenriksen957]

Did you build your battery tray?

[@Jhoite]

Hey Jarod… love your videos…. I’m about to install solar panels on our 2021 forest river xlr 3212, my question is when attaching the panels am I looking for roof trusses? Or is just screwing into what I imagine is plywood up there sufficient? I’ve also seen plastic mounts that use a vhb tape to stick down to the roof but I worry about if that could rip up the roof material that’s up there during traveling. Thanks for any ideas and input.

[@EdwardFeld-d4j]

What was the temperature outside when you were running one AC and the bay only registered under 85 degrees. What if the outside temp was 100 which happens here in Florida?

[@markulrichrun]

Very exciting technology. Especially as the prices continue to go down over time.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Yes it’s surprising they pack so much in to it.

[@jdollar5852]

We use a Bluetti AC200MAX in the same way. It's not as big as this one so not quite as capable, but also much more manageable. 100 pounds is too much for most people to handle. We don't have the soft start on our AC so the 2000 watt inverter on the Bluetti will run the AC but it's right up against the max amperage. I think these units are perfect for RVs. We also have a small Bluetti that we use to run our outdoor kitchen fridge while in transit since we don't have an inverter in our RV. Our 12v frigmdge isn't really available with the slide closed so we keep a few waters and sandwich meat in the outdoor fridge. Ain't technology great?

[@gradycornwell112]

I have a 12 volt refrigerator. My question is can I hook a 100 watt solar panel straight to the battery to keep my battery fully charged at all times.

[@markk171]

Jared...I hope you see this...I have a question...so I get the AC side of the Delta Pro...but can it be used as your "house battery" DC side as well if you shut off the RV charger? I am looking for a simple solution to power both AC and DC in my RV.

[@rolanddowling1757]

Actually trying to design an equivalent 30A, 3600 w system to plug into my fifth wheel when boon-docking. Our system is 50A, but it runs just fine for us at 30A if we don’t run everything at one time. Also, have an in-line soft start to offset surge draws that trip breakers. Would 4 100w solar panels be enough to replenish the 4 100ah batteries? What about the specs for the other needed parts? Solar converter, AC inverter (4000 watts?)… If you have the time, I’d appreciate the help. Thank you, Rollo

[@tinovelazco9227]

Great content video, thank you. I have an Ecoflow Delta Max 2,000. This unit does not have a 30amp inlet. If i use a 30 amp female to 110 male adapter and plug my trailer into it, will the Delta Max power the trailer? What is the purpose of plugging in a ground neutral bond plug when using the Ecoflow Delta Pro generator? I should do the same for the Delta Max. Oh yeah, I also have two - 2000 watt extra batteries that connect to the Delta Max. The three combined have 6000 watt hours. Any issue with this setup powering the trailer? I appreciate your helping me with these questions.

[@francespueo5367]

I always appreciate these updates on solar generators as im totally off grid. But I'm a bit confused on selecting the correct solar panels watts/volts and not destroying these units. Here in the tropics it's standard every day cloudy skies. If this unit only accepts 1600 watts, it would require over panelling to achieve continuous load which this EF model doesn't allow? I'm learning and appreciate these videos.

[@WilliamMarella]

We also have Grand Design model 303RLS and travel a lot in Texas. When we arrive at our destination it can be over 100 degrees in the RV . We were thinking about getting something like this with the spare battery and run both a/c s the last couple of hours of our trip to cool down the inside for setup. Do you think this unit would run a 13500 and 15000 btu air conditions with easy starts for a few hours? Or would we have to settle for running one unit at a time? Your help is apricated, thanks.

[@justinsmith7931]

Hello. I was wondering if you wouldn't mind heling me on a scenario with the installation of this Delta Pro. I have a 50 AMP RV with 2-200AH Lithium batteries with 3-180W panels through a 40Amp controller. How do I hook these up to receive solar charging?

[@davidrobards9587]

Is there a way to do 240 volts with two? Trying to do home air conditioning.

[@rvtechman3619]

Surge protection? My small motorhome has a built in SurgeGuard which trips when using a solar generator (2400w inverter) and the AC compressor comes on. (13kBTU with soft start). Everything thing else including microwave works fine. Have you come across this surge protection device issue, including when is a grounding plug needed?

[@vallaseel2500]

Im looking for ideas on how to store my bluetti system we just got without a hole in our white hawk. Any good ideas?

[@markdalton9882]

Thanks for the video! Can anyone tell me if the soft-start is necessary with this battery and a late model 15,000 BTU AC?

[@tdav225]

Wow. Quite the unit. Would be perfect if you had multiple rvs.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Very true.

[@FMTFXE22]

Hi, great video. I did something similar to this. I charge it with 660 solar watts. I’m considering repairing my coach lead acid batteries with two 100 amp hour lithium ion batteries I’d want to charged it with an upgraded inverter/converter and my solar array. Any suggestions? Thanks for all your very helpful RV camp videos.

[@camiloherrera9245]

What about charging this device with the existing pannels on the roof? Can i create a switch coming from the solar pannels to feed either this device or the solar system already installed in the Trailer? Thanks

[@olympianwholesale6849]

i really like this thing

[@jayb3518]

Great info, question in reference to Ground/Neutral bonding. In this application I see you used a "bonding" plug, and I believe that the ecoflow has passthrough when plugged into shore power, so in that instance a plug would not be needed, because you are getting your bond at the RV parks panel. Is that correct? How does something like a sungold 3K Inverter charger or your multi plus handle that, does it have a switching neutral built in on it's "internal transfer switch". So when it runs from battery, or disconnected from shore power the inverter has the bond, and when actually switched to shore power, the bond is taken care of in the "park panel" when it's in passthrough and charging mode to avoid having two bonded locations? Thanks to you or any other viewers for feedback.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Yes in a pass through setup it should have its bond from shore power and you shouldn’t use the bonding plug. Also Yes the Victron has an internal switch for the bonding when disconnected from shore power. I can’t remember off hand if SunGold did or not but I don’t believe it did but I would have to check.

[@jayb3518]

@@AllAboutRVs Thanks, guess I shoulda researched on my own a little more, getting lazy in my old age, but according to the Instruction manual for the sungold 3000W 12V inverter. "All single-phase 120Vac inverters are equipped with an automatic neutral-to-ground switch". So when running in inverter mode, it's boded at the inverter, and when running on AC input, it's bonded at the panel.

[@jonasdeforrest5012]

Any idea on how long it take to charge with only 110 plug home outlet?

[@nicolasdesposito2362]

Can I connect multiple portable solar panels to it? I was looking at buying 2 400w panels.

[@countrysideworkshop]

I would love to see how this compares to the new Jackery 3000 Pro

[@AllAboutRVs]

It would be fun to do a side by side comparison. At first look it is less capacity less output but it also weighs less.

[@travisadams4470]

Wouldnt you need to bypass your RVs inverter when using the Ecoflow? How are you byoassing your rv installed batteries to use the ecoflow?

[@AllAboutRVs]

You would bypass the converter if you had an inverter that was feeding off your battery bank or if you used the 12v out of this to your 12v RV system. I didn’t want to try and make the 12v from this charge my 12v system on the RV. It has limited 12v output but I’m not sure how well it would do at battery charging. This Delta Pro just had the RV plugged into it and let the converter on the RV charge the RVs 12v battery instead.

[@jimkathleenboggio7172]

Great video Jared. I have a Goal Zero Yeti 3000x solar generator with 3200wh and a 2000w inverter. It doesn’t have a 30amp plug just 120 plugs. I just want to use my outlets in the rv. Is it necessary to disconnect the converter when I do this?

[@jerrytalley802]

So how long will just the 3600 watt unit run the AC? Can you use the main unit for a base inverter/battery combo then pair it with A lithium battery(s) to save money?