How to Install an EcoFlow 800W Alternator Charger in Your RV: Step-by-Step Guide 

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Thanks for the suggestion about a travel trailer installation video-it's a great idea! While we can't cover every use-case, we appreciate your feedback and will keep it in mind for future content. Happy installing!

Hi there, thanks for reaching out! To answer your question - no, it wouldn't. Could you pls let us know your vehicle model? This will help us determine the best way to connect our Alternator Charger, whether to an AUX battery or the starting battery.

​@@EcoFlowTechThank you for replying back. The vehicles is a 2022 Jeep Grand cherokee wk

Hey dear thanks for your interest! This alternator product is compatible with the DELTA Max.

You can hook to the "house" batteries. And yes you can charge the delta series from the batteries . However I would not recommend charging the delta from the house batteries while plugged into shore power. I would charge via ac plug. I would really only charge the delta via house batteries if you need the extra 120v power and maybe access solar. You can, however, keep your house batteries topped off with reverse charging. An isolator would be a great idea. Have a cable from the chassis battery with a shutoff of 13v for when the vehicle is turned off. And the other cable from the house batteries. Charge while driving. Keep house batteries topped off. If you connect an rv to a powerstaion's 120v. I always recommend turning off the converter since they are extremely inefficient. I believe the alternator charger in the reverse charging mode is the most efficient way to charge a house battery AND with solar. Hope this helps.

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Thank you for your interest in our product. This issue does not exist because the version sold in the Philippines is indeed the high-pressure version. We recommend that you visit our online store or check Lazada for your purchase.

@@EcoFlowTech thanks alot

Yes, there's a setting in the app that lets you adjust the maximum output.

Hi dear~You can adjust the charging power.

Hi there! We are sorry to hear that and apologize for all the inconvenience this matter has caused. Have you reached out to our support team yet? If not, please contact support@ecoflow.com for further assistance. If you have contacted them already, could you please provide your CRM Case ID? We'll be happy to assist in expediting the process for you.

Hi there! We are sorry to hear that and apologize for all the inconvenience this matter has caused. Have you reached out to our support team yet? If not, please contact support@ecoflow.com for further assistance. If you have contacted them already, could you please provide your CRM Case ID? We'll be happy to assist in expediting the process for you.

I updated the firmware on max2 it did not fix the problem withthe charging 😢😢

How so? Your comment is the only negative one I've come across.

@@SweatyMan80085 my pro burnt up running a refrigerator which is 1/10 of it’s capacity. It took two months to get a replacement, which was cracked and broken in four places. It took another two months to get a 50% refund. It’s made in China and customer service is in India. They can’t service their own products as they’re on the other side of the world. I had 15 interactions with them before I had to evolve the states attorney general. If you buy from them, expect the exact same treatment. Good luck to you with your energy independence.

@@SweatyMan80085 I had a pro burn out running a refrigerator which is 1/10 of its capacity. The company manufacturers in China and does customer support in India. It took four months to get a 50% refund. I hope you have better luck.

​@@ducksmart1496shit. I hope so. This is a big investment. I think I may have better luck, as I'm using mine in my locksmith van. I'll only be using the power a handful of times a day.

The alternator is working it's ass off anyway when the batteries are already charged in a normal driving scenario. Now all that extra work will be put to good use.

@@Jurornumber5 wrong