• Firmware updated this morning.
• Battery state is 90% plus (even 100% when starting).
• Only 12-14 watts reported for charging my cell phone (and chromebook).
• Attempted to reset BMS....
• USB-C (PD) output power actually drops when the River 2 is receiving AC power.
• Using USB-C cable that works just fine when charging from a power brick.

Is the PD port NOT spec compliant (or up to Echoflows claims)? Or is it possible the low wattage reporting is erronous?

The above bullets pretty much cover what I could find on the internet.

Just took delivery of a Echoflow Stream Ultra. The cable that came with it is not long enough to get reach electrical socket. Is it of to link it through a cable box to a second cable and if so can anyone tell me the specification of the extension cable and ifs available in B & Q or off Amazon. Thanks.

I had Delta Pro Ultra with 2 batteries (12kWh total). Works fine for 1-2 day outages if I'm careful with AC usage. But PSPS sometimes goes 3+ days. Wondering if I should add a 3rd battery now or just wait and see.

The math: Gets me to 18kWh which should cover 3 days pretty comfortably. Or do I just add portable solar panels instead and stretch the 12kWh by recharging during the day?

What did others do? Batteries first or solar first?

I am looking to get a EcoFlow 1024Wh 1800W DELTA 3 Classic and use it as a UPS for 2 months when im not home to keep Internet/router and a few Ubiquiti radios active. It might draw 140w constantly. After that i will use it while camping/in outages. Is that recommented product?

I'm using it as a UPS, is this normal behavior that is will just pulse forever? Is there a setting that will stop it? Blinking lights are for getting my attention, if it's operating normally, why does it need to blink? (or do I have something wrong?)

After a lot of research and recommendations including reviews from the good folks on this forum, I've decided to dip my toe into the murky waters of self sustainability, and drop a few quid on the Ecoflow Stream Ultra X. Only to find frustratingly the darned thing is now out of stock, probably because potential buyers like me have been spooked by the Iran crisis and inevitable future electricity unit price increases. Am I on the right track with the following alternative, assuming they are still available - 1 x Stream Ultra, paired with an AC @ 1,9020w getting close to doing the same job? I have a couple of 450w panels, my main requirement is to cover the small daytime base load of around 150-400w and hopefully have enough residual power to top up the Ultra and AC. No EV. Yet. Brain fog after looking at so many stats, I just need to know if the above is the best route or is there a better compromise. I should add I really don’t want to incur cost of Shelly units and other monitors that require the skills of an electrician. I’m hoping with the help of my reasonably sunny location (Southampton) will provide the likely legal 800w and come up to expectation? Thanks in advance for any input

My Actual voltage that I read at my DPU set up coming from solar, is about 25 volts more then What the Lab report shows in the app. Its effecting my actual wattage.

My local power utility wants to adopt TOU (time of use) type rates. This might mean you pay 15 cent per kwh at 3am when demand low but say 20 cents at 3pm on a hot day when demand high.

Just curious if anyone is using their batteries to reduce this by charging at night but running appliances off batteries during day?

I just had my Smart Home Panel 2 installed, and I currently have the Delta Pro-0034. From what I’ve researched, they appear to be compatible, but the connectors are different and I’m not seeing a cable or adapter that allows them to work together.

Can someone point me in the right direction or let me know what cable/adapter I need? I’d really appreciate the help.

Thank you in advance.

If I try to power more than my Delta Pro3 can handle?

I’m thinking specifically if the AC draws more amps at startup than the inverter can handle? I do have a soft start kit on the AC and it now draws 22 at start up, but it’s possible the AC could be kicking in at the same time my well pump is running.

I’m running the battery through a transfer switch - would the fuses in the transfer switch for the AC circuit just pop?

Or does the entire inverter shut down?

Hi,

I have a ton of Ecoflow products, along with SHP2 + 2 DPU + 5 batteries. One returned an error and through process of elimination I figured it was a bad battery (basically, everything stops working if you connect it and returns an error, and starts working fine if you disconnect it). Around May 1 I emailed Ecoflow and after some back and forth on May 5 they agreed it needed service and said "we will provide after sales service." OK, in a previous breakdown last year, the next day I got an email from someone else asking if I wanted a refurb replacement or repair, and after a couple of weeks I completed an exchange, no problems.
This time, two weeks have passed and they have totally ghosted me. I basically get an auto-reply saying nothing in particular. I know this experience is common right now (I saw a post where a guy has been waiting two months), either because Ecoflow is growing too fast or some other kind of process failure. Has anyone figured out how to escalate it? I do have the PLUS but the express replacement thing never seems to even come up and seems to be a myth. Since Ecoflow has a location here in California both in SF and Walnut, I am thinking of a complaint to the AG's office. That will at least get it escalated (basically, the AG sends a copy of your complaint to their lawyers and this usually escalates it since some exec intervenes), but it seems like overkill right now. I.e., does anyone have some less extreme secret route to escalation? Does the phone work better (I am thinking no, since there is no way to prove anything)?
TIA

I’m trying to add my Delta Mini to the EcoFlow app. It goes through the setup process, shows the device, but once I close the app and return to the default space, it disappears.

For my EcoFlow Rapid Flow, the app doesn’t detect it at all. I’ve checked all the settings and confirmed Wi‑Fi is on. Any help would be appreciated.

Also, I had the Smart Home Panel 2 installed today, and that one shows up in the app and works as expected.