EcoFlow DELTA Pro -- the Best Lithium Power Station We've Tried!

[@lancephillips8740]

I have one of these and I was surprised you didn't mention the GREATEST feature of these units and the MAIN reason I bought one. This unit can be charged at any of the thousands of "EV Charging Stations" across North America!!! Purchase the optional EV Adaptor and you can plug it in and charge it from any of the EV stations in less then 2 hours (25 mins on fast charge) - The looks on folks faces when I am sitting at a station with the charging cable running into my storage compartment is PRICELESS!!!

[@angelperez7891]

I got myself a Delta Pro this past weekend.

[@rodplath9777]

I will say upfront that I am not a "green" proponent. That's not to say that we should not strive to find better ways to support our energy needs. We should do our best to take care of what God has given us, but Check out the mining of lithium. (to many issues to get into here) Also, no one mentions that Lithium Batteries only re-charge so many times after which you need to dispose of it...how? OK, I had better get down from my soap box now because I like following you guys, and I don't want to get kicked off lol Please continue to keep us "In the know" about options available to the RV world ...Love you guys,

[@gieb6428]

Yes, Eating is good, but the crap still has to come out the back.

[@benji6269]

I believe there were a couple errors in the video. The Ecoflow Delta Pro uses lithium iron phosphate batteries rather than lithium ion. Second, the port above the cigarette lighter is a 30 amp Anderson output port that can be connected into a fuse block. The port for solar charging is on the rear of the device. I also assume you meant that your house batteries were 120 amp hours rather than watt hours.

[@BeefNEggs057]

Always count on one special ocd person taking notes during a video.

[@josephdonnaway5755]

I’ve setup a Delta Max with two smart batteries INSIDE my 28’ Airstream, with an INSIDE 20A shore power socket and transfer switch (sufficient for everything but aircon) and charging from 400W of rooftop solar. Solar charging can be combined with a/c charging from the 1kW house inverter / battery bank. This suits our boondocking needs, and the three 40 lb pieces go into our home during the winter off-season for standby emergency power duty. The Yamaha 2400 and gasoline containers no longer travel with us.

[@marcstauffer107]

Did a similar system in my travel trailer. - M

[@jtnoodle]

When you say smart batteries, are talking about lithiums? Also , is your outside A/C shore socket live when you power up the inside? Or does the transfer switch cut power to it?

[@josephdonnaway5755]

@@jtnoodle The Ecoflow ‘smart batteries connect to and are controlled by the Delta Max, fully integrated. Yes, the transfer switch disables the external shore power socket when the interior socket is used.

[@Northfordtrailcam]

We have two small (170wh & 280wh) portable lithium generators, two 100ah lithium batteries, 200w roof mounted solar panels and two 120w portable solar panels. This has been sufficient for 6 days of boondocking (with 60% of the house batteries remaining). We have a 2000 Honda generator and an easy start equipped AC unit for the rare time when we need AC. This has been a very economical setup for us.

[@justinlinnane8043]

Great review . Ive just taken the power station plunge and opted for the new Anker 767 unit . whisper quiet and basically replaces the petrol generator for powering everything in the RV.

[@jpatrickmoore5158]

Santa brought me a smaller Ecoflow for Christmas, we had an ice storm in 2021 and were without power for a weekend, and my CPAP didn't work so I didn't sleep well, and neither did my lovely bride. It's large enough to handle an overnight outage and I can either plug it into the car or take it somewhere that has power to recharge.

[@lowellmccormick6991]

I've had that unit for a month now and it works great. After hurricanes Katrina and Ida we were out of electricity for 8 days each time. We lost all our fresh picked fruit and veggies and I had to haul in large containers of water to water my wife's commercial garden nursery. According to the Kilowat tool, the fridge/freezer uses 2500w/24 hrs. The Ecoflow kept it going from when I disconnected the solar panels at 5pm until I plugged the solar panels back in a 10am and it had 60% charge left in it. When running the fridge/freezer with the Bluetti EB150, the inverter gets tripped once and a while from the surge, so I have to keep an eye on it to make sure it's still on. And it runs out of juice well before the sun comes up. Since we have a 240V 1hp pump on our water well and need to run it a lot in South Louisiana to water the plants during hurricane season, I am considering adding the companion 3600wh battery and connect the units to give 240 volts and see if it will run my water pump. I have an electrician coming over for some separate work and will ask him his opinion. I would like him to put a 240V outlet on the wall and a pigtail on the pump so that I can plug the pump into outlet connected to the grid or into the Ecoflow Pro.

[@effieglick672]

We have one and two 160 solar panels and they work great!!! Only use the generator when the sun was not enough to charge it back up but it would only take a couple of hours

[@ARLGD]

Wow, the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series sounds like an amazing product! With its massive capacity, fast recharging, and versatile sockets, it seems like it would be perfect for outdoor enthusiasts like us. Plus, the waterproof technology and uninterrupted power supply are great features for camping trips. Thanks for sharing this recommendation!

[@hardymichael533]

Eco flow delta pro 3 upgrade good idea 👍

[@13Wolfie13]

Hi guys! I just met your parents here at my fire station. They are lovely and told me to look up your blog. Much love from Chelsea ❤️

[@marcstauffer107]

I hardwired an EF Delta Max into my travel trailer and have 375 watts of solar to charge it with. I removed the flood battery system and replaced it with this system. For my Jayco Baha 145rb tt this system works great as an all in one unit. I can still plug into shore power or a propane generator if need be. - M

[@tangopodadventures9852]

Thanks for the great information! The Zombies looked familiar.

[@andrewk1916]

Wow! Thanks for the great review! We’ve been looking at these portable systems while considering a more robust on-board system and the Ecoflow really makes an arguement for them portable system! Thank you for the great review!

[@nancyfuller4901]

I use my Bluetti AP200 2,000 watt in the same manner, i.e. plugging my 17’ Casita into the 30 amp plug on the unit. Works like a charm and way cheaper than rooftop solar with lithium batteries.

[@jeffforbess6802]

Don’t you still need solar or a generator? I have a 2kw system as well (2 battleborns). I can’t run my AC, and can barely run my CPAP. I’m limited by the inverter. If it works for you, great. I still need a generator to boondock.

[@nancyfuller4901]

@@jeffforbess6802 I have 3, 120 watt solar panels for the Bluetti. The Bluetti also charges with standard house current, 12 volt from a vehicle, or a gasoline generator. I can run the air conditioning in my Casita for a few minutes using the Bluetti. The Bluetti has 2,000 watts of power so basically you have 2,000 watts to burn. The unit can also input power while it is taking power out so in other words, you can have it plugged into solar or a vehicle while you are running something, say an appliance, using the Bluetti. I think the unit would have no problem running a CPAP all night. I also do have a gasoline generator which I hardly ever use. I bought that before the Bluetti so I only take it along camping if I’m going on an extended trip.

[@mtnhorn2619]

Sean - you claim that the EcoFlow weighs 100# ? Then PLEASE, lift with your legs! (Not your back.) This is the voice of experience passing on a warning. Thank you for the insight to this product.

[@badcompany3057]

Almost there. That setup along with an inverter Gen. gets pretty close to being an answer.

[@tennesseefiddlefoot6260]

Most convincing review I've seen. Kudos.

[@dougcooper4917]

Excellent Review Video. I Like The Eco Flow Products. Thank You.

[@joecool509]

great concept! much better then other options... hope it holds up! good for a remote shop as well

[@j-sonS]

For some reason I started buying these battery generators. I have dewalt 1800, ego nexus, ecoflow delta 1300, bluetti ac200, zendure superbase, and two yamaha gas generators. Now I wait for my power to go out.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

I'm in a similar situation. I now look forward to power outages! 😆

[@troynoall793]

I have purchased a delta pro and the smart home system. The smart home system works really well. We have tested this system in our home and I have been really impressed. If interested in getting more information please feel free to reach out.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks for sharing your experience. We will be adding the smart home system also! Stay tuned, I’ll plan to make a video about it. 👍

[@susanrichards7358]

See a canvas, awing shop and have a good cover made. Covers for home ac units too.

[@erikm5753]

The major fail for RVs and vans is that it will not charge with the alternator and solar panels at the same time. One/same port. The other major issue is diesel heaters usually draw too many amps for it to handle that as well. I am living with the diesel heater issue by wasting power using an inverter to AC first. I’m not sure if you could help me with this, but I had a thought regarding dual charging. There is only one port for both the solar, or the cigarette lighter, why could you not wire both of those together before the single input? I would think it would work. It’s not like the Delta pro would know, it might just think an extra solar panel was in if you know what I mean. Any thoughts?

[@PeaceChanel]

Thank You Everybody for All that you are doing for our Planet Earth.... Peace.. Shalom.. Salam.. Namaste .. 🙏🏻 😊 🌈 ✌ 🌷 ☮ ❤🕊

[@ricmiller9624]

It take a lot of Solar to top one of these thing off , the best way to look at these solar generators is you need to use your generators a whole lot less . Best to be very careful about the electricity you use . Great for boon docking stay in that mindset and you can have extra popcorn from the microwave for a bonus

[@gordonvanlieshout8134]

Check out a canvas shop. They can custom cover your solar generator. You can pick your type/quality of material.

[@freedomdove]

Baby Girl cameo. Yay!

[@smiller6238]

Very interesting video. Makes me wonder if TT solar installs with large batteries are even necessary. How do you add extra batteries?

[@robloxprincess8218]

It's seems like a pretty good power station. What got me interested is the 7200W surge output which is really helpful in powering the tools in my shed.

[@mickster1780]

you guys are a power couple! 🙂

[@danm7723]

The perfect combo would be the delta pro linked to the new ecoflow generator!!!

[@dingdongdaddy589]

Costco has the delta pro for 2849 and the generator for 999 right now…😅

[@WILDEBILL308]

Amazing all the new toys.

[@stevenshircliff393]

Great video again. Price point still a little crazy. Typical of Ecoflow.

[@JayDee25895]

I bought The Pro & Two Expansion Battery's with 1,600 Watts of Solar Panels to keep it charged in the backyard that gives me 10.8kWh. I can run my house on it except for my AC We have Natural Gas Heat it runs that without a problem. I live in Texass and They now have Issues keeping the lights on But Not here I hooked the 30Amp cable into my Fusebox when it goes dark I flip the bypass switch and we have lights. I also put blackout shades on the windows so when SHTF nobody will know I have Silent Power and run 8000btu portable AC's to cool in the summer. The Delta Pro IT IS A BEAST and I'm proud to own one! I love it. One more thing, I have $9,100 in this I see the bottom falling out from under us in the not so distant future and I see this as a device for survival. Never Give Up Never Give In Come And Take It.

[@gieb6428]

Make sure you can power an electric fence around your panels so some idiot can't mess with them.

[@josephkent3238]

Thank you

[@dougtouchette3630]

Thanks for a great review.

[@airstream16]

Looking forward to the follow-up review on the unit!

[@airstream16]

I'm hoping the LoLoHo community can help here, but where am I supposed to put my EcoFlow Delta Pro? I don't want to leave it on the ground, I can't leave it in the bed of my truck... where is a good place for this thing?

[@Todd_S]

Very nice. It's amazing at how much the battery technology has improved in the past few years.

[@jeffforbess6802]

Check out DYI power with will prowse for some comparisons.

[@edrodrigues3333]

I think it’s a good option for a stationary home backup. At 100 pounds it’s too cumbersome for RV life. I’ll stick with my Honda 2200 thank you.

[@kurtschulmeyer1041]

It's a energy storage device! Nice for some applications.

[@mike_adams]

Cool!

[@bubbascoutdog]

Do these things qualify for ANY type of gub’ment rebates???

[@gieb6428]

What is that word??

[@clydewilliams6574]

Great review

[@susanrichards7358]

Check out the 12 volt ac units for Rvs and campers, by Dometic. 200 Amp hr battery bank required. 10 hrs run time on eco mode. 2 models available

[@acmanwwjd1]

You’re gonna need another truck for all these free gadgets

[@garypinnock1076]

Beautiful review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@kirbythomas5468]

The units recharges very fast. When we received ours it had 30 percent charge and with the quick charge switched on it charged to full in 2 hour 30 minutes 👍

[@angelperez7891]

Oh, yes! Same here with my EF D-Pro battery! But the quick charge by using the AC line draws up to 1700W! Not an economical way to recharge but it WILL recharge the battery fast!

[@josiewalberg2263]

I have one also , and you mentioned taking the Delta pro on rough surfaces , I was thinking that you might put it on a small hand truck with inflatable tires for those cases , good camping .

[@richardkoch8752]

I am looking at a Winnebago Micro Minnie Bunkhouse model. The bunk over bunk area will have the bottom bunk removed and top bunk used for storage. I am considering this with the extra battery as I'm extended boondocking minded. I'm thinking the two units would work really well against the forward wall of the bunk area which would also put the units directly over the middle of the two axles.....perfect for the weight. Now how to figure tying these into the trailers 30 Amp service.

[@joshuamandelbaum8668]

How does this compare with a Honda or similar unit for power run time?

[@Northfordtrailcam]

Looks like it will outperform my Honda 2000w generator in terms of peak and operating power for the first hour to 90 minutes. After that, my Honda will run about 7-8 hours on a gallon of gas and still run the AC and keep my 200ah of lithium topped off.

[@peterg2210]

Is there an adaptor to change at a automobile charger, like for a tesla?

[@mspicela]

I think that 2 hours of AC would be based on the compressor being on full-time. Could you do an experiment with how long you can run the AC in reasonable temperatures? I'm guessing it could run all night but want to know before I invest that much money

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

The EcoFlow is a fantastic unit but A/C is a tremendous electrical draw. Even with our four 100 W/h on board lithium batts we only get 2-3 hours of A/C. You might get slightly longer (assuming the A/C compressor kicks off) but I really doubt you could run it all night unless you have some sort of special low wattage alternative tech A/C unit. I love solar & lithium tech but we are all still using dated A/C technology. There needs to be some innovation on that front. At the moment being able to run A/C all night still requires a huge investment in batteries.

[@mspicela]

@@LongLongHoneymoon Thank you for the reply! Did you mean that you have 4x 100Ah batteries (instead of 100Wh batteries)? If so, I think that means you have 4x 1200Wh batteries. If so, that means you have 4800Wh capacity with your batteries compared to 3600Wh of the Ecoflow Delta Pro. Is that correct? If so, I understand that you are basically saying you have an even bigger setup already and know from experience that it only powers it for 2-3 hours. I have a small'ish 13,000 BTU air conditioner in my 21' travel trailer. I'm sure its on the smaller side, but maybe not different from what you have. We only recently started boondocking with a generator. I love everything about it but the generator part. This was supposed to be my path away from the generator 😢

[@jwcolby54]

@@mspicela The ecoflow Delta Pro has 3600 watt hours of batteries. This is approx 300 ah hours. Ecoflow now sells the 'alternator charger' which is really just ab 800 watt dc-dc converter interfaced directly (and only) to the Ecoflow products. So you could pull ~800 watts all night from the house batteries and the other 800 watts from the Ecoflow Pro. Now plug the Ecoflow Pro into the generator at 1800 watts to recharge it quickly. This still uses the gene but not full time. You really are going to need a lot of solar on the roof to charge during the day. The point is that you might be able to not run the gene at night, depending on the EcoFlow pro at night, then recharging it during the day with the gene. The neighbors are less annoyed with a daytime gene.

[@billnott5811]

I see this video is 2 years old.. is your DeltaPro still running fine ? I just ordered 2 from REI , but after I watched a couple negative reviews, I’m a tad worried about longevity

[@daviddion3731]

Expensive but perfect under a narrow set of circumstances. Is the juice worth the squeeze? If you have excessive amounts of disposable income - yes, worth it. Otherwise- $650 and take along a two gallon can of gas and / or an extra 20lb LP tank and you are good to go, especially in an emergency for far less a financial expenditure, which admittedly, has some advantages.

[@gieb6428]

It's cheaper to walk than ride.

[@pvbenninger]

Thanks, I've been looking at the EcoFlow DElTA PRo for a few months and thought this would be a good solution without having to carry extra gas and it weighs about the same as the generator I currently have. now to come up with the ca$h.

[@dingdongdaddy589]

Costco has them online for 2849 right now.

[@Hemifan4266]

It can power the A/C during the day with the right amount of solar. I am wondering how it will do at night when the sun is down. I have a small Bluetti EB150. It wont run the A/C or microwave, but it will run the trailed over night while conserving. I like these units, they really are an excellent companion for tent camping or short power outages. The only real problem I see currently is cost. I can get a 3000 watt inverter generator from Harbor Freight for about 900 dollars. But, depending where your camping, a combo of this unit, a small generator and some solar panels can make a boondocking camping trip a breeze.

[@carolmaplesden916]

Could I daisy chain my Delta pro with the 3000 watt harbor freight inverter generator

[@mattblair4123]

That 30AMP outlet is a godsend. I can think of a lot of uses just for that socket alone. Which by the way is not present on other solar generators.

[@sendnoods5035]

That is true, not all power stations have that outlet.

[@angelperez7891]

But the embossed print on the socket reads,"For recreational vehicle use only," so you might only be able to plug in a combination of appliances to it with a main 30A power cord and laundry dryers are a no-no.

[@abrakuhocus]

THAT is an impressive unit...

[@ronaldalsup9517]

For the most part, my previous solar generator did not have any option to add extra batteries. That is one of the reasons I am looking at this Delta Pro and maybe adding a couple of batteries to increase the capacity.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

I really like the expandability of this system. I plan to add a 2nd Smart Battery and go from there. It’s actually possible to add a 2nd DELTA Pro and then even more batts.

[@ib516]

Ecoflow makes their own covers _ FYI

[@barrysteinlage6888]

Does it have 220 capability. One of my home ac units is 220. Or would it drain too quickly? Thanks

[@browsedeweb8834]

You need to buy two units and the double voltage hub for 240VAC output.

[@JC-jw6dp]

I’m looking at upgrading my 2018 international 28ft to a energy management system like yours. My question is if you did it over again would you change or add anything.

[@heathermozo1217]

Can I have the solar panels out WHILE I use it?

[@harley9218]

I’m wondering whether that 30 amp cord will plug-in to the Eco flow when the unit is sitting on the ground. I noticed you had to move the unit forward and allow the plug/cord to hang off the back of the pick up bed.

[@Northfordtrailcam]

I noticed that same thing. Perhaps, buy a different cord or put it up on blocks.

[@BoondockingWithBoomer]

I have plugged my 30 amp cord in to my unit and it does work OK - It could have been placed higher

[@harryduncan6699]

So could you recharge the unit off the AC plug on the trailer while charging the trailer batteries with solar?

[@lilyro3818]

did you mention the ev charging? i must have missed it if you did

[@Winnie122459]

I hope the price comes down., I like the unit but cannot as a fixed income person chin the cost. Does your AC have a soft start setup installed? Would you comment on this using this device

[@Son-Of-David1990]

So would I be able to solar charge this as it's plugged in running my ac or is that bad for it

[@somedayistodayrv]

Nice, and it certainly could be part of a total power package for the RV. It does seem that in relation to running the AC, it really does not last long enough to really make much impact in a hot camping area. Worth taking a look at for sure. Thanks for a great product video. Take care and travel safe. Dave.

[@eugeneenslow8563]

I suspect Pelican has a case sized just right for it 😎

[@joenovak9366]

Can it DC to DC charge off the auxiliary alternator on my van?

[@Weathergeekdan]

What happened to your Bluetti?

[@RanchoTexano]

But Sean, where do you put the gasolina?

[@kylebeach2316]

The gasolina comes from the sun for basically free

[@batlord5031]

On their website, Ecoflow say that Pro uses LiFePO4 battery. You saying it is Lithium-Ion. Which is true?

[@hardtruth2039]

Compare the price to buying 3600watt of life po batteries. It quickly becomes worth it. I have a 14.4kw Ecoflow system comprising of 2 dual smart generators, 2 delta pro, 2 extra batteries, 4 400 watt EF panels, voltage doubler and the smart home panel. We use it to run our entire house 24/7 except for central air. We have a 14k btu portable room AC for grid down scenarios. We don’t know that the power has gone out until we start getting warm.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Agreed. If you price out the individual components the cost of these EcoFlow systems is very competitive. We intend to do the house solution also.

[@duckiegirl58]

Price is important, but the elephant is where lithium comes from, how it's mined. I wish there was an alternative.

[@1ENDUSER]

Then you can question how and where is everything you buy made etc. If your gonna question this on its production.

[@jpatrickmoore5158]

Bluetooth is working on a sodium based battery.

[@duckiegirl58]

@@jpatrickmoore5158 We need this in a larger scale

[@acefire4050]

The only problem with it is I can't cough up $6,000 and another $6,000 and another $6,000 and another $6,000 and a bunch more for the eight batteries. That's a lot of money that's pretty much what I take home in a whole year for pay for working at a job and that includes the money for us to eat to go to work and pay the bills.

[@normanreed7298]

Does it have a solar charge controller

[@tombowyer4089]

Is it possible to recharge the Delta with another generator that runs on gas or phopane?

[@dipstick5869]

Yes

[@jeffforbess6802]

There’s a sailing guy who developed a more efficient AC, using bilge water to cool the coils. It’s based on a military 24v compressor. The AC is the pinch point.

[@jtnoodle]

These power supply boxes are really coming along. My main concern is when something in it fails after the warranty. It's all proprietary. You can't pull the charge controller or inverter out and fix it. None of these companies offer replacement parts.

[@jeffforbess6802]

I’ve heard horror stories about customer service. Now, if Honda puts one out, I’ll look.

[@jtnoodle]

@@jeffforbess6802 agreed

[@gordontownsend8439]

How many solar panels and how long to charge with solar?

[@1ENDUSER]

Just divide the amount of solar you have into the capacity amount the battery it has. You'll then have a total which would be the time it takes.

[@Trillville43]

Ecoflow offers a cover for this unit and the more efficient use is to power your RV entirely from the Delta Pro and not use it to charge the batteries.

[@Son-Of-David1990]

If ecoflo offered ppl to trade in there onans for one of these to help prevent toxicity, I would totally trade mine in and put this bad boy in its spot after I modify the cubby a bit

[@gregprince2523]

Goodstuff guys!! Nothin more aggravating than a loud commercial generator in a camp area, ..... The newer, inverter generators aren't to bad, but those construction style rascals just vibrate my nerves!!

[@Rob-rx7ku]

Interesting concept but still not enough power for me. I live down south and need the ac most of the time and two to three hours doesn't cut it for me. Besides the price is too much for me

[@schizophrenic2832]

I wouldn't mind spending more than 3K for a solar generator like the Delta Pro which will give me peace of mind during power outages.

[@syburch]

Sean, so how can Kristen move this? 99 pounds? If you have a solution for us gals to move this, I'll buy two of them!

[@1ENDUSER]

It has a retractable handle & wheels like a luggage bag. Just would be a little work lifting it.

[@travelingmertonandsue]

Really cool, but a bit high priced! I'm sure well worth it!!>Sue

[@ozarkliving7263]

So a little under 5kw starting, around 1.6kW, so less than 2 hours of AC? Neat concept, but beautiful organic fossil fuel generators is still the way I’m going.

[@rebellucy6200]

You need to learn about the Great Reset. Fossil fuels are being eliminated for most. Yes, nothing compares to a gas generator, but in a few years your social credit score will be linked to your carbon foot print. This is real.

[@TheDefenderSisu]

Me too

[@Trillville43]

It handles 1600w of solar and AC units cycle in addition to 2hrs being the runtime for that heater.

[@sonnykazel1031]

With the cycling of the ac you get much longer. I run my 15k in my jayco for over 10 hrs with the ecoflo delta pro with 1 delta pro extra battery in around 85 degree weather.

[@armoredsaint6639]

I have an Eco Flo delta pro two with the extra battery and I get about 14 hours to as much as multiple days run time before I have to recharge and that’s running the whole fifth wheel with one air conditioner running on automatic through the 30 amp set up! I can recharge through the solar panels on the roof by plugging into an outlet or if I’m Boondocking I take a very small predator generator which I can recharge the whole set up in about two hours with! i’m no salesman this is what I do with my wife all the time for the last 6 months real world experience folks!….. I just checked my settings if I ran the air conditioner on full time I could run it for 12 hours straight so there’s a little reference for you and remember ACs cycle they don’t run continuously usually anyway! My set up is installed in a 2023 Montana high country 295 RL

[@kjtp01]

Hi Sean, just caught this video that was spoke about before regarding lithium power supplies. Just a quick correction. These have the new chemistry: lithium iron phosphate (LifePo4) not lithium ion. LifePO4 can have many more cycles in it's life (some say up to 5000 cycles) but also are heavier. That could easily last for 10 years for some. Lithium ion has shorter cycle lives. Nice review. I bought a different brand but similar for about half the price on the Indiegogo site for prelaunch products.

[@BoondockingWithBoomer]

I have one of these units and I LOVE it - you can get 6500 cycles then down to 80% and then another 5500 cycles down to 50% - what battery can beat that

[@daviddion3731]

Why not turn the thermostat down on the AC until the compressor comes on in order to show the viewers what would or would not happen?

[@davidgutierrez6888]

After all these years and since you mentioned about brick and mortar. I thought you guys were fulltime RV living since 2006 🤷‍♂️

[@kristymichael]

People always just assume that, but I don’t know why, lol. We have always called ourselves part timers. We are usually on the road 6 months out of the year. So we go out for long periods of time, but we do have a house that we come back to.

[@davidgutierrez6888]

@@kristymichael A lot of subscribers assume that you don't have a home because it's hardly ever mention it in your videos.

[@kristymichael]

@@davidgutierrez6888 just listen more closely because we actually mention it a lot! Especially in our live chats! ;)

[@davidgutierrez6888]

@@kristymichael You all should go fulltiming since your gone majority of the time. Home expenses have sky rocked and you already invested a lot of money in your set up.

[@kristymichael]

@@davidgutierrez6888, maybe one day! But for now this split works best for us. We are fortunate enough to still have all 4 of our parents with us and they live within an hour from our house.

[@Hero1395]

I’m trying to figure out how these got coined as “solar generators”. They don’t generate anything. It’s a battery in a box.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

I don’t know. I think it’s a bad marketing term.

[@AcmeRacing]

It's a new fad. An "air fryer" is just a little convection oven that doesn't fry anything. You can even get vegan "beyond" Fried Chicken at KFC now. I'm not sure whether they use an "air fryer." :-P

[@gieb6428]

NO

[@BoondockingWithBoomer]

I have one of these and I was surprised you didn't mention the GREATEST feature of these units and the MAIN reason I bought one. This unit can be charged at any of the thousands of "EV Charging Stations" across North America!!! Purchase the optional EV Adaptor and you can plug it in and charge it from any of the EV stations in less then 2 hours (25 mins on fast charge) - The looks on folks faces when I am sitting at a station with the charging cable running into my storage compartment is PRICELESS!!!

[@annwhale4418]

I had no idea…. Thanks!

[@BoondockingWithBoomer]

you are welcome Anne how are you ?

[@garyag45]

For that much money it should be water proof, says someone who lives in the Pacific Northwest 😎🦅👍🇺🇸

[@Northfordtrailcam]

Agreed. I'd be very concerned with dust and just general humidity. I have a 12v fan mounted inside my airstream that just gets covered in dirt. I can only imagine the inside of this machine after a few of my camping trips.