u/AlexandraNonymous

The Ecoflow Delta 2 Max has 2 solar inputs, so I have 2 strings of panels connected. Each has a pair of 200w panels mounted on a fence facing south. Towards the end of the day these don’t produce much. so I sometimes will swap out one of the strings to a portable 450w panel that I can face west and get a couple more hours of sun. I have very limited space that gets sun, so I can’t have a large array.

I would like to permanent mount a pair of 250w panels facing west and have a way to easily switch between it and one of the other strings without have to manually disconnect the cables. (I struggle with disconnecting mc4 connections, even with the tool). Does a switch that can do this exist?

I’ve seen some YouTubers suggesting to use a solar disconnect for power stations, so you can disconnect and connect under load to avoid damaging the power station or causing a fire. I’ve also seen a couple of videos where they advise against using one, because it adds an additional point of failure. I have a small 800w array that‘s connected full time to a 2000kWh Ecoflow delta 2 max with 2 extra batteries. Can anyone share any opinions on using a disconnect switch in this scenario?

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I have a Delta 2 Max with extra batteries that I use with a transfer switch. My modem/router are on a different circuit, so I‘m considering getting a Delta 3 Classic specifically for that circuit.

I understand that the different Ecoflow devices may have different app features. Can anyone confirm that the app for the Delta 3 Classic has this feature where you can set a time range for AC charging?

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Sigh…

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Hey all. First time mac user here. Really not even, because I haven’t actually used it. All I’ve done is turn on my Neo. I opened the lid to power it on, but not touched the keyboard to even begin setup, and it immediately heated up on the bottom. The heat is on the left towards the rear. I understand the Neo has no fans, but Is normal for it to be warm with nothing going on?

I just updated the app for my Delta 2 Max and found that they have included a new “feature” called Device remote protection that allows Ecoflow to remotely access device settings! WTF! It’s disabled by default, but WTF! I don’t want them even having the ability to remotely change my settings. The app is the thing I liked most about Ecoflow, but now I’m considering deleting it.

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