ECOFLOW Delta 2 Max - Running my 13500 BTU A/C with Solar and auto starting the Smart Generator

ECOFLOW DELTA 2 Max
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• Expandable capacity - 2-6kWh expandable capacity to fit your energy storage needs. Add up to two DELTA 2 Max Smart Extra Batteries to hit a capacity of 6144Wh. Ideal for home backup, RVing, outdoors or even everyday use.
• Built to last 6× longer - Get 10 years of daily use until hitting 80% of its original capacity. That’s down to its LFP battery chemistry giving you 3000+ cycles.
• Huge AC output - With X-Boost mode get up to 3400W output power to run 99% of home appliances. Power 15 devices at once including 6 AC outlets.
• Fastest recharging - World's fastest AC recharging and X-Stream dual AC+Solar charging speeds. Up to 1000W solar input to charge in as fast as 2.3 hours.
• Capture more energy - 99% MPPT efficiency maximizes solar generation anytime.
• Customized in-app energy management - Prioritize solar or AC charging, view input and output power, battery levels and more.
• 5-Year warranty

[@t.d.harris1311]

Behind every solar generator is a good gas or propane generator, great job brother!

[@GeneratorReviews]

☝🏽AGREED ✅

[@jjsantos3292]

Thank you for doing this! I've been wanting to replicate this exact setup with my camper and my OG Delta Max.

[@GeneratorReviews]

Yessir 👍🏾😎

[@sandersowj]

As many times as I've looked this gene up, this is the 1st time I'm seeing ur page. Great info.

[@GeneratorReviews]

Thanks for watching i hope it helped you out please subscribe

[@robwinkler4668]

You make good helpful videos and I keep coming back to them for information. I'm surprised you don't have more likes. I believe you haven't been discovered yet. I thank you for the work you do and especially for the to the point, no BS, no shaking the camera all around videos. By the way I am waiting on my D2 Max to arrive. I'm going to run my RV on it and I wanted to see others starting their AC on the D2 Max.

[@GeneratorReviews]

Thanks Rob I appreciate that 👍🏾

[@defjamsgreen]

GREATEST DEMONSTRATION EVER WITH THE NEW DELTA 2 MAX .

[@GeneratorReviews]

Thanks 👍🏾👍🏾😎

[@Montana_Outdoor_Adventures]

Getting ready to order the Delta 2 max and Extra battery for my wife's off grid fiber processing shop. I'll take her older L.I. Delta/battery for my overland camper. Good video as usual.

[@EcoFlowTech]

Enjoy your new toy:)

[@steveddavis]

Cool setup and very informative.

[@michaelhardy195]

Great 👍 on KZbin videos and Eco flow delta max 2

[@markjob6354]

Yo Gavin ! That's really cool 😎 ! The Delta 2 Max is a sweet spot 👍 perfect solar generator. It has almost all the features of it's big Brother, The Delta Pro, but not the intense footprint or 100 lb weight of that unit, and 2400 Watts is enough to pretty much power whatever kitchen or home appliance you can connect to it. The updated load shifting features programmable into the Delta 2 Max is also really amazing. Damn ! Those gas genny's are freaken loud !

[@GeneratorReviews]

Thanks for watching 👍🏾😊😎

[@electriccuts]

Amazing technology!!!

[@arielguzman2875]

Good video. Simple and effective.

[@rustywoods464]

Excellent! Thank you. Great job!

[@Respiratorymike]

Thanks for demonstrating this setup. I’ve been following and looking forward to seeing you do it. What soft starts are you using? Thanks again

[@GeneratorReviews]

I’m using the micro air on my rv

[@DSMLivin]

If you have the ecoflow delta pros with 240 hub, can you run just one smart generator and alternate between charging the delta pros separately? Thanks. Great video

[@KJPage]

Just bought a brand new one a week ago in Australia. Hope this issue has been fixed in the current stock. Keep us updated. 😿

[@GeneratorReviews]

Thanks for watching. I’m pretty sure that this has been updated in the firmware.

[@jnmc-vx4fw]

First video I’ve seen of yours . I have the delta 2 pro, delta 2 max and river 2 pro , I have the 220 watt solar panel, but I always get 200 plus watts from 1 panel and you got that from 2 panels ??? Maybe it wasn’t hooked up ? If eco flow made the generator as quiet as the Honda eu2200 that be perfect. I’d say for your set up you need the delta 2 pro and a spare battery and you’d be all set

[@GeneratorReviews]

It was like 8:30 in the morning and my Rv was blocking the sun

[@zrkn1]

Nice RV also, do you have a solar setup on the roof of the RV? Much thanks :-)

[@GeneratorReviews]

Yes, I do have a solar set up on my RV I have two 320w panels that goes to my house batteries and 175 W panel that’s for my start battery they both have their own charge controller at the same time, there’s a Combiner box that will allow each one to charge the other

[@KJPage]

I wonder if you could chain 2x Delta 2 Max's via the DC ports then charge both concurrently by plugging the generator into one of the remaining DC ports?

[@GeneratorReviews]

If I had a second one, I would try.

[@user-cu1fi7kk9z]

Great video! Are you sure that RV air conditioner is 13.5 kw? That's what you have in the title. That's a bit high. Maybe you meant 1.3kw?

[@kiohaha]

I don’t think there is any consumer battery systems that can do 13.5kwh power output. Lol 😂 Considering all showers are over 9kwh power consumption I really don’t know why none have tackled the problem

[@GeneratorReviews]

I meant 13.5 BTU ac

[@electriccuts]

I'm looking at getting the BLUETTI AC180 Solar Portable Power Station | 1,800W 1,152Wh maybe that one will run the A/C in my little travel trailer. I think it has a13.5 BTU... Along with a sportsman 1000 inverter generator. Good, light, inexpensive setup... What do you think?

[@GeneratorReviews]

I think that will work the 1000 W generator will help maintain your charge

[@alexhafko5667]

Wouldnt bother with bluetti if i were you. That is if you havent already bought it. Customer service sucks and is difficult to even get ahold of, then slow if you can get ahold of them, and they continue to put out flawed products and dont fix them before releasing new models (see eb3a that has been out for a year and still has serious design flaws. Im on unit number 3 for warranty exchange….). Stick with ecoflow honestly. Thats what im doing. Ive had enough of bluetti.

[@LowOnCash]

Great Video on the test with the gas genny - however its a bit redundant when you have that great generator in your RV that you paid extra for so you just as well use that rather than the Eco Generator. Thanks

[@GeneratorReviews]

I also don’t want to use a gallon per hour when I can get 15 hours per gallon on the Eco Generator.

[@GeneratorReviews]

I use my onboard generator when I’m on the road to run the house AC while driving.

[@user-ls6hw5xk1u]

So can a 30amp camper be plugged into this, with just an adapter? Thank you!

[@GeneratorReviews]

Yes it can

[@darylwaynebrady]

I’m still learning … Couldn’t you hook your two solar panels in series and use one single mppt Port?

[@GeneratorReviews]

Over voltage for one port

[@billycordery6479]

Could I plug this into any gas generator? I have a bluetti 200max and was planning on getting an expansion battery but keep hearing about the dismal customer service. I need it to power a 22ft travel trailer off-grid. Now I'm thinking I need to get a gas gennie and maybe a delta 2 max. It's so difficult to figure out the best scenario when you know nothing😁

[@GeneratorReviews]

Yes, you can plug it into a gas generator but it has to be a pure sign wave inverter generator.

[@commonsenseguy8189]

Nice video.... but how do you make the gas generator not as loud??? lol

[@GeneratorReviews]

I think it sounds louder in the video, I guess you can make it quieter by adding more solar, so it never have to come on. Lol

[@andrewhurst6360]

There are quiet boxes you can make to knock down the noise. 3 sides and a top and have the muffler face away from you out the open side.

[@ericyoung1973]

My EcoFlow Delta is not happy with a non-EcoFlow generator trying to charge batteries while under load.

[@joelwingate7994]

Is it just me or was it the video but that generator seemed louder then most or all other inverter generators

[@GeneratorReviews]

It just sounds louder because I wasn’t using my usual microphone but it’s really not that loud

[@Sptsmn700]

Anyone else notice it said 19 hours to charge. 😳. Seems kind of pointless to spend $3500 on this set up when you can get a predator 3500w for $900 that has more power and lasts much longer on a tank.

[@GeneratorReviews]

Only because of the testing, I’m showing the ability to use AGS normal operations I would’ve increased charging wattage

[@IndyAntennas1]

Did you use an adaptor to connect the smart generator to the delta 2 max?

[@GeneratorReviews]

Yes I did 👍🏾

[@thepatternforms859]

@@GeneratorReviewsno, they plug directly into each other. It’s the black cable leading to the side port on the delta 2 max

[@thepatternforms859]

But in a van without that pre installed AC connected to the RV how would a roof top DC air conditioner be plugged into the delta 2 max?

[@GeneratorReviews]

Just run your own wire I had to run my own on this RV

[@thepatternforms859]

@@GeneratorReviews but what connector and port location for the delta 2 max? How are the red/black wires physically connected to the delta?

[@LowOnCash]

Hello - You seemed to be misinformed regarding RV generator fuel usage, Charging the Eco Flow uses minimum amount of fuel perhaps 1/4 gallon per hour, about the same as the Eco Flow generator which so happens to burn nearly twice the fuel of a Honda 2000 watt. It makes little sense to pay $5,000-$10,000 for an RV generator and not use it. Instead of buying the gas EF you should have loaded the roof with panels rather han go thru the nightmare of spreading panels and wiring throughout the yard. Regards

[@GeneratorReviews]

Thanks for your concern about my gen usage But all these inverter and generator on my channel are sent free to me.

[@electriccuts]

Probably too expensive for me... lol

[@shanew7361]

Definitely overpriced battery and generator lol

[@robertprestigiacomo4657]

I know you were getting paid for this and can’t say too many bad things but I’m not getting paid so I’ll say it. Battery generators are a rip off. They don’t last long at all. That’s why they added solar and a freaking generator. Just buy a great quite generator and save about $6000. Still love your channel. Everyone needs to make money.

[@GeneratorReviews]

I don’t think it’s a rip off, sometimes when you can’t run a generator it really nice to have an option for having power.

[@jnmc-vx4fw]

@@GeneratorReviews agree

[@larryc1616]

You can use solar generators indoors for emergencies like powering life saving medical devices and free solar charging everyday. You can't use gas generators indoors nor outdoors in the cities nor suburbs. You can use it for camping and on the job powering electrical tools in places where gas generators are not allowed or a nuisance to others. Most people don't live in rural environments. In an emergency, where do you get gas?

[@alexhafko5667]

Thats a bit short sighted to say theyre a rip off. They provide free energy when using solar panels, and safe, emission free and maintenance free and noise free back up power in emergencies. They can also be used in places gas generators are a nuisance or not allowed. The biggest perk is being able to use it inside at anytime, anywhere, which cant be said for a gas generator. In the city and suburbs, most of the time you cant run a generator at all because theyre too loud. Also great for apartments, which would never allow you to have a gas generator. They have their place, and nobody ever said they would entirely replace gas generators. But they can come pretty close depending on what you need it for.

[@KJPage]

So, the biggest point being missed is efficiency. A battery power station consumes far fewer resources on standby compared to having a generator on constantly in idle mode. Also, because it's DC charging, you're getting far more charge for the resources. They quote 5.4 KWh for 4L petrol and 20KWh for 9KG LPG. The life of the generator engine is also drastically extended as it's only run to top up the battery. And, of course, anything from the sun 🌞 is a free bonus. 👍