staying_tuned
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Hey folks, my family and I have come to appreciate the heck out of our ecoflow deltas when traveling and for minimal/selective back-up home power during an outage. I learned that they also offer a smart home panel which:
- Supports 10 circuits
- Can be fed via EcoFlow pro modules w/ support to chain them for increased storage down the road
- Auto switching during a power outage
- Self charging via our home panel
- Peak time scheduling so we can pull from the power stations daily during peak hours while auto-recharging off peak.
- The delta pros themselves can of course be charged via solar panels/gas generator/AC if needed etc.
For us it seems to tick all the boxes we want as we move toward whole-home back-up power when needed. The only proprietary aspect of the above is the home panel currently only works for delta pro power stations. We have put our existing deltas through the wringer and they have been great.
I was wondering if anyone more knowledgable with the ecosystem of alternative energy & whole-home power backup tech. in general would be willing to weigh in. Does growing into a system like this seem sensible? If not, are their other panel types which offer even more flexibility?
Thanks a ton in advance for any insight! It isn't a little bit of money and we'd likely start with just a panel and single Pro station good for 3.6kWh. Even so, I want to make sure we're aiming in the right direction so I figured I'd ask.
- Supports 10 circuits
- Can be fed via EcoFlow pro modules w/ support to chain them for increased storage down the road
- Auto switching during a power outage
- Self charging via our home panel
- Peak time scheduling so we can pull from the power stations daily during peak hours while auto-recharging off peak.
- The delta pros themselves can of course be charged via solar panels/gas generator/AC if needed etc.
For us it seems to tick all the boxes we want as we move toward whole-home back-up power when needed. The only proprietary aspect of the above is the home panel currently only works for delta pro power stations. We have put our existing deltas through the wringer and they have been great.
I was wondering if anyone more knowledgable with the ecosystem of alternative energy & whole-home power backup tech. in general would be willing to weigh in. Does growing into a system like this seem sensible? If not, are their other panel types which offer even more flexibility?
Thanks a ton in advance for any insight! It isn't a little bit of money and we'd likely start with just a panel and single Pro station good for 3.6kWh. Even so, I want to make sure we're aiming in the right direction so I figured I'd ask.
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