Build a 5 kWh 3k/6k mobile Portable power station in 15 minutes | Delta ultra

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In this episode we build a 5 kWh mobile portable rolling solar generator in 15 minutes or less for less than $2000. This portable power station is the Delta pro in Delta ultra killer because of its massive storage capacity and it's massive solar input. This e.g. for hybrid all in one inverter can take 5000 W of solar input and put out 3000 W continuous with up to 6000 W of surge capacity. With enough solar panels you should be able to run this all day. You could run it in your trailer set up for whatever you need it to and you would be good with mounting solar panels on the roof of your trailer. This is a great set up which is portable because it's on wheels and you can wheel it to where ever it needs to go and can easily be recharged by mains power or solar.
EG4 3kW Off-Grid Inverter | 3000EHV-48 | 3000W Output | 5000W PV Input | 500 VOC Input [$675]
3000EHV-48's Design Improvements:
Larger Battery Terminal Connections(Supports up to 2 AWG)
Minor Improvements to the exterior design
Fully compatible with V1 units(may require a simple firmware update, can be found on www.eg4electronics.com)
The EG4 3000EHV-48 is a 3000W all-in-one, multi-function inverter/charger; it combines the capabilities of an inverter, MPPT solar charger, and battery charger to offer uninterrupted power support in a single, portable-sized package. Its comprehensive LCD display offers user-configurable and easy-accessible button operation including battery charging current, AC/solar charger priority, and acceptable input voltage based on different applications.
This compact powerhouse is perfect for small barn builds and small critical loads panels as it easily supports lights, an average fridge/freeze, or a 9K BTU Mini Split.
BONUS KIT INCLUDED ($149 value)
Wifi Stick with Remote Settings Adjustment
125A UL listed Nader Breaker and Din Bracket
6Ft 4 AWG Red and Black Battery Cables
Features:
Built for Off-Grid
3000W Continuous Output
500 VDC Max Input
Parallel up to 12 Units for a 36kW System
Ideal for Small Barn, Cabin, RV Builds, Critical Load Panels, or Mini Split Air Conditioners
BMS Communication Available With All EG4 Batteries
Upgraded Active Cooling & Circuit Components(When compared to competing models)
Performance Components
Lightweight
Smaller Footprint Than Other Comparable Models
Overload Protection
Overtemperature Protection
Short Circuit Protection
User Customization via LCD Display
Reliability & Safety Testing
3-Year Warranty Supported and serviced out of Texas
EG4 WP Waterproof Lithium Battery | 48V 100AH | Bluetooth | 200A Output [refurb for less $1200]
EG4 Waterproof Lithium battery 51.2V (48V) 5.12kW with 200A internal BMS. Composed of UL-listed prismatic cells which have been tested at 6,000 deep discharge cycles to 80% DoD - fully charge and discharge this battery daily for over 15 years without issue. Reliable and rigorously tested, with a 99% operating efficiency. Drop-In Ready Design provides an element-proof, reliable, and effective storage solution for Off-Grid Living, Marine Applications, RVs, Golf Carts, etc. You can expect a versatile solution for any conversion from 48V lead-acid setups to lithium.
Installation is as easy as:
1. removing your lead-acid batteries and replace them with EG4-WP Lithium Batteries
2. attach your cables
3. secure them down - DONE!
Included:
Free IOS & Android App to monitor your battery.
Features:
Waterproof! IP68 Rated
Free Intuitive Bluetooth Monitoring Application
Single Cell Container is fire retardant, stable and safe
Tier One, A+ Cell Composition
99% Efficiency LiFePo4 Cell Packs
Max Energy Density
Environmentally Friendly & Lead-Free
Longer Lasting; 10-20 year Design Life
Reliable Built-In BMS, Voltage, Current, Temp. and Health Management
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[@patglenn5705]

Great job! I really like how compact it is.

[@terrahillfarm]

Very creative build! It’s a great 120v inverter for the money and the 500VDC charge controller can take in a lot of solar panel power if run in series. I opted to go with a generator cord output that I could connect directly to my generator transfer switch. Worked great! I could run my house loads for 4-6 hours depending on what I used. Keep building! 👍⚡️☀️💡🔋🤠

[@imnguyen6658]

Nice clean setup!

[@ImASurvivorNThriver]

Good stuff! Thanks for sharing.

[@brooksstone2098]

VERY GOOD BUILD,THANKS FOR ALL YOU HAVE DONE.

[@bryannunyabizness5505]

You are a brilliant guy. Take care.

[@tgbatg]

Thanks!

[@jimmybrad156]

Fits perfectly. Does that EG4 unit allow a limited amperage to be pulled from its 120vac input? Eg. If you had a 1500w load and only a 800w generator, or will it just pass the full load to the generator (ac input) and try to load 1500w on to the generator?

[@powerwall]

Good design power station

[@tgbatg]

thanks!

[@rustyrestore1349]

Nice. You just fill your inverter intake was saw dust.

[@richardspano2704]

That box is not vented. Battery will over heat. A hand truck with nematic tires will make a better unit . Less bumpy.

[@joshuaperez2216]

Does the battery get hot in the box? Should I add a fan?

[@Espiritiv]

GOOD EXCEPT FOR TEH DUST IN THE INVERTER PART

[@Espiritiv]

i do think just using washers and some extra glue is better then rivnuts

[@tgbatg]

on plastic, you're probably right

[@shelley131]

Just saw your video, great information and clear instructions. Do you know if you can do pass thru charging with this?

[@tgbatg]

If you configure the inverter to proper mode it can charge and power loads at the time

[@Cabernet2000]

Can you make a case for the eg4 6000xp and this type of set up. I’m torn between the yellow one and the 6000xp

[@Espiritiv]

SAME QUESTION. IS IT WORTH IT TO HAVE 240V

[@colormaker5070]

I did this type setup with EG46000XP and 3 lifepower batteries. Its built on a homemade cart 1200lb capacity. goes easy through doorways and easy to roll around and roll on a trailer if needed. The EG46000XP folds down for compact storage. Its recommended the EG46000XP be vertical when in operation.

[@Espiritiv]

@@colormaker5070 very cool.. Something I'm going to try over the 3k I think

[@seanmalone7920]

My question how the hell do i put the solar panels on a mobile rv or trailer to supply this if they are so big theyre not meant for rv or trailers... anyone have an answer for rv trailer use bc i dont see one beside spending thousands onna heavy duty roof rack to run this in an rv

[@johns7809]

Will this work with 4 12V 100AH LiFePO4 Lithium Battery's in parallel

[@tgbatg]

Not in parallel. The batteries would need to be in series to reach 48v (assuming the batteries support being in series)

[@normancontado3229]

Can you charge it with just a 450 watts solar panel? Or does it have minimum solar panel requirement?

[@baddriversofcolga]

No, you need 120V minimum, so probably 3-4 300-400W solar panels depending on the specific panel's voltage.

[@chrisw9451]

Technically this is not considered a hybrid inverter, but I get what you are referring to.

[@vanchau]

wow very interesting. thanks! so if i double this i get 10kw battery.. and 240w so i can charge my tesla at 30 amps?

[@lkevonly]

You can only get 12.5 amp out of that box

[@vanchau]

dont see a ridgid box with wheels like that. did you custom build the box to add wheels?

[@chadcarrington1218]

I would like to know the dimensions

[@2hotscottpro]

I bought one like that.

[@ImASurvivorNThriver]

@@2hotscottpro Would you mind sharing the link?

[@2hotscottpro]

@@ImASurvivorNThriver lookup ridged box with wheels.I guess they are still sold at Home Depot.

[@tgbatg]

Inverter: signaturesolar.com/eg4-3kw-off-grid-inverter-3000ehv-48/?ref=bkpkbxde Battery: signaturesolar.com/eg4-wp-lithium-battery-48v-100ah?ref=bkpkbxde

[@mschultheisdance]

The battery doesn't get hot?

[@tgbatg]

Not in my use case. Not drawing enough for long periods of time

[@bryannunyabizness5505]

Bruh man. I know you want to show off your unit! Do it away from the dust particles though.

[@nickknack5884]

EG4Electronics looks sketchy to me as they don't have the EG4 WP Waterproof Lithium Battery on their own website and have incomplete tech specs for other products. Who know how much it weigh, EG4 doesn't say. When you are holding that much energy, Thermal Runaway is a huge issue if it starts.

[@Darnic-Fab]

if I watch the Video I only have 2 mins left for the build, shopping for parts, ect 15 mins does not seem very long LOL

[@relikvija]

Watch while shopping

[@ronsouther]

Easier to just get a refurb Delta Pro for $1600. :-)

[@brooksstone2098]

You get more power ,more satisfaction, at a way cheaper price.

[@petertyckare3432]

I'd rather buy a Diesel Generator of 5.5 Kwh for 500!.

[@oswaldmosley6179]

Then when you run out of Diesel and you can't get anymore what do you do? Also with this you can live off it, you can't do that with diesel.

[@jimmybrad156]

@@oswaldmosley6179 Have both :)

[@solarcharging9743]

Cheap Cinese made, lightweight, high frequency, transformerless inverter chargers like these offer a far shorter life expectancy than far more reliable, heavy duty low frequency, transformer based inverter chargers. High frequency inverters like these also offer a far poorer surge capacity than low frequency inverters when it comes to starting inductive more loads.

[@meilyn22]

You write this on every video. Get a life?

[@Candycam504]

Hater

[@GalloPazzesco]

So now we're speed racing towards finishing our builds .... less than 5 mins here, under 30 seconds there, 1 minute for this one and 1 minute for that one. All while sacrificing safety on so many levels .... even if you could build this from scratch in 15 minutes or less, you're probably going to end up shortening your life exponentially. This build is about as helter skelter rigged as it can be.

[@brooksstone2098]

Why,

[@RonHarrisMe]

Are you kidding me? This is DANGEROUS. You are being irresponsible. DO NOT DO THIS based on THIS VIDEO. If anyone gets hurt by following this video, it's THIS GUYS FAULT. DO NOT attempt this unless you know what you are doing.

[@brooksstone2098]

People build these every day, are you crazy!

[@meilyn22]

??? What part is dangerous?

[@lkevonly]

​@meilyn22 inverter should be in upright position when running

[@ManOnTheMoon2131]

Can you elaborate more??

[@user-vk5ws3jl1l]

One could get electrocuted or blow things up. Also it could be dangerous for others and cause fire etc.

[@gatecrasher1970]

what a load of rubbish refurbished only 100ah for over $1000 must be insane

[@chadcarrington1218]

100 amps at 48 volts. This is a great price! This is 5120 watts. Do your research and you will see this is way better than the pre-built.