Ecoflow Delta Max Solar Charging 

Thanks for the pretty good review of the Delta Max. I am liking it so much already.

I bought the exact same set up as you have, I live in Alberta Canada about three hours north of the US border. I tried setting up the solar panels for a few afternoons but I only got about 140 watts with 2 solar panels for just a very brief time. I bought it for off grid camping so I'm excited in seeing how it charges on our long summer days so I can make my cup of coffee without starting my generator early in the morning. My son also needs a c-pap machine so he can sleep through the night. I also had an electrician wire the furnace so if the power goes off we can keep heat in the house with this generator. I did a short test the furnace fan spikes are about 1000 watts and then settles down at just under 700 W while the fan is running. Great video by the way. Thanks for sharing this.

That power station really looks nice and pretty well built.

This is the solar generator that I need for my backup power source.

I unboxed my DeltaMax 2000 last night and plugged it in this morning, so this video is handy for my own learning curve! I bought a Max/Ecoflow Wave bundle … no solar, but I’m considering solar … BUT, I live in NW Montana. However, I have a reasonably clear southern facing spot. At any rate, the info on the impact of clouds and a wee bit of shade from bare trees was enlightening. Thanks for the video! FWIW, my unit was at 32% on unboxing and at 400 w charging (AC) it looks to be 3.5-4 hours total. Although my house has good grounded power, it is an older cabin-ranch and I am all electric so I think about what I’m drawing. Despite the location, power is underground to the highway and an new massive poles away from the road - in 16 years here less than a handful of times has power been out for more than .5 hour. BUT, changing weather, etc. and I have an RV so decided to go big :) With a wood stove, I am not that vulnerable winter, but summer: run the well pump, AC and frig for a long outage is desirable. At any rate, thanks for the video and solar info! Oh, I don’t know if the app was available when you bought, but I set up the phone app so have Bluetooth control of the unit.

lots of good info here. These types of units are becoming very popular for camping and van conversions. At the present, I am converting a retired ambulance into a camping vehicle and will be putting solar on my roof to help charge the batteries. I would think that the main charging unit would be better of in the shade since those cooling fans are using power to keep itself cooled. Thanks for the video.

Your fan melted😯

Great video, i have the river pro and river mini. My next one will be the delta max the the extra batteries.

nice review . i bought ecoflow delta 1300

Hahaha I like your narration!

I know it's a bit dangerous but you can make a wire male to male and disconnect a fuse in the group board so you can go from ecoflow to the socket on the wall and get power on the other sockets and lights on that group. Just remember to take the fuse out or turn it off and hang a note on it.

Tiny dog got scared at 1.32 😂😂😂

Would 175w Renogy Solar Panels work with this or are the amps too much?

Are you going to do any gardening videos this year I hope so

Why does it not turn off? Sounds like fan is running. I tried long press but maybe didn't press long enough. Suggestions?

Is that a new type of ceiling fan blade style? 😂

Do u need extra adapters to connect all four panels or can u just used that one cable that goes I to the battery?

Did you buy it off of Amazon?

Your watch is on the wrong arm... lol thky dan t.

Direct sunlight on an unshaded battery power station can decrease the life of power station.

Kinda disappointed with its charging speed based on this video…

Would 175w Renogy Solar Panels work with this or are the amps too much? Thanks