JerryRigEverything told me THIS about EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra 

Can't wait to visit again👍such a lovely house and juicy set up!

C'mon Jerry.... You lost a lot of our trust

@@MozzaBallBill whyy ??

Yeah, this is just a giant ad. Lame.

You forgot to change your currency from euros to dollars on your app.

Thank you so much for sharing. We will keep up the good work for every customer like you. Btw, more exciting videos are on the way👍

How's your delta pro been doing after 4 years? Has it been put to good use so far?

very happy customer , we deal with a lot of power outages in South Africa ..the new Delta would be great but expensive , the original has worked very well though @@wallheadkdir

it is a normal Delta , not the pro@@wallheadkdir

​@@EcoFlowTech will it work in India (230v 50Hz ) ??

This causes great concern for me as I was thinking of doing the same thing. Customer service may prevent me from buying their products. Please update me on how this gets handled. I personally would call them back and ask for their top management and demand them to get on the phone NOW.

Still no update?

13k y no te han resuelto? 😮 muy mal

Power still off🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣​@@jbrockskill

Have you checked for any software updates on the inverter?

Thank you for sharing, hope everything goes well❤️best wishes!

You said, we listened😉

haha now you know! We also talk about separating the two parts of the smart home panel 2 in another video, check out here👉ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uMpYUGev6zI.html

Sure thing! Will keep up the good work🙌

haha what an honor for us, we are really glad to partner with Zack who has used our products for several years.

Great to hear! A warm welcome to our friend from Québec😉 We are glad to safeguard your home during emergencies, will keep up the good work👍

Hi there, thank you so much for your support and sincerely sorry about the situation. Our sales engineer is heading to local distributors in Canada to do the training. We will be able to accommodate the installation thing in March.

For all wanting to install the eco flow smart panel, please let the electrician know you are wanting to install a sub panel to the main panel. Most electricians will identify with the terminology and at least give you a visit. I live in Connecticut and I had to install a whole house surge protector with a nema 1430 inlet box on the side of the house. Price is $5500.00, $4200 for panel alone. I know it’s steep but in today’s world, you get what you pay for. I know the contractor and they do good work. Steep price, but if you install it yourself you are taking a chance on your insurance not covering any damages that can occur. If I sell my home, I have the documentation showing I had a licensed CT electrician install the unit and there’s no road bumps when a home inspector checks it out.

Nice 👍Looking forward to your feedback. Stay prepared!

Hi we will consider reaching out, thanks for recommendation😉

Hi, if you wanna know more about how to maximize your solar battery lifespan, check out this video👉ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8UpSfOxvs0E.html

Welcome aboard!

Thanks for sharing with us, you have a very juicy setup!

Cheers! Let me do the calculation for you😎 1. It is known that the Honda 7000 has a maximum continuous AC output of 5500W, a fuel consumption of 2.95 liters/hour, and a DPU with a battery of 6144Wh, which ideally would take one hour to charge the battery from 10% to 100%, or 0.779 gallons consumed. 2. It is known that the Honda 2200 has a maximum continuous AC output of 1800W, a fuel consumption of 1.14 liters/hour, and a DPU with a battery of 6,144Wh. Ideally, it would take three hours to charge this battery from 10% to 100%, or 0.925 gallons consumed. 3. The Ultra uses LFP battery which maintain over 80% capacity after 3,500 cycles, which basically means that you can use it every day for ten year and after that you can still use it. Let me know if you have other questions!

My pleasure! Btw I really like how you interpret our brand's name😉😉

Hi glad you enjoyed it! The maximum AC output of one Delta Pro Ultra unit is 7200W and the voltage is 240V, given that the output amperage is limited to 30A. Still thank you for your feedback. I have passed it on to our product team🙌

Hi there, in the center of the battery connection box, there is an emergency stop button. In case of an emergency, pressing the button cuts off the power supply and the Panel 2 stops running, and pressing the button again resumes operation. Alternatively, it can be turned off in the app. Your suggestion of fire alarm tie-in to the panel is really good👍I have passed it on to our R&D team. Thank you!

I will let Zack know, hope the pony and chicken are gonna like your Delta 2😉

well received! I have passed on your feedback to our product team, thanks!

Thanks for your nice words. We are still doing market research in the UK and will officially announce it in our RU-vid community once it is ready. Just in case if you are interested in our Power Ocean DC fit, which is available in the UK and similar to this system, check out here👉enterprise.ecoflow.com/uk/solutions/home-battery/PowerOcean-DC-Fit

@@EcoFlowTech excellent thank you for the reply, if need a UK tester would be very happy too help you 😁. Go steady Sam.

sounds great! Can't wait to hear your feedback on our Delta 2🙌

Now here you go

Hi let me help! First I need to know if your Powerwall is connected to your sub panel and feed electricity back to the main panel? If it will not back feed, you can connect some circuits from the main panel to the Delta Pro Ultra and smart home panel 2 system. In this case, you will have two sub panels-one is your own sub panel and the other is EcoFlow smart home panel 2. If the Powerwall will back feed, the smart home panel 2 system is not supported because this is an off-grid design. As for solar charging, you can directly plug your solar panels (DC power) to the low/high PV input ports on the Ultra.

@@EcoFlowTech Yup they are all connected. So the 3 Powerwall 2's are connected to the Main Panel. That Main Panel feeds a subpanel into the home. The system is a 17Kwh Solar Sytem running a SolarEdge Inverter which charges the Powerwall 2's and feeds the Grid with over flow. The Powerwall 2's also feed back into the gridd for VPP. We will be doing a remodel and wouold love to know is we can take the new loads of the added circuits ie: Outdoor Deck Heaters / HVAC / Hyronic Radiant Floors and feed it from the Smart Panel 2 and have it feed off a full stack of EcoFlow Delta Ultra's. If we exhaust the 90kwh EcoFlow Bank in a day but were still needed to power up those circuits could we disconnect the EcoFlow Batteries then flip the main circuit of the SmartPanel 2 to have it power up those circuits from the Main Panel?

Hi, based on your current configuration, we do not recommend you install the smart home panel 2 as it is not a grid-tied design. According to your way of connection, you might violate relevant laws and regulations due to back feeding. Considering your demand of increasing home backup, we suggest you purchase Ecoflow 50 Amp Hub to chain two Ultras and connect them to your main panel with a 50amp transfer switch.

😂glad we can help!

Just hope you find the information useful🙌

Jack who? Well...if you want some freshness, try EcoFlow next time😉

@@EcoFlowTech I'm totally down to try you next time but first come back to me when I can tell you have passable customer service.

Wow that sounds amazing 🤩 we will definitely consider that

Did you try to contact them?

Hi there, could you please contact our support team (support@ecoflow.com) and send them the email you used to buy the $300 coupon, they will deal with it immediately. Sorry for the inconvenience.

@@Trillville43 No, but I plan on it.

Hi, I am not very sure about the "rapid shutdown" you are referring to, is it a device associated with a grid-tied system? The Ultra and Panel 2 is an off-grid system. For the second question, yes it can, you can set up this in the "no supply" section in the circuit prioritization.

@@EcoFlowTech No, not associated with grid tie. Rapid shutdown is a safety feature to quickly de-energize your solar panels. It's for performing maintenance and first responders in the event of an emergency (fire). For the most basic system, a simple emergency stop button is wired to the system's control device.

ohhh I see what you mean, thanks for your explanation! You can install a rapid shutdown button next to the solar panel. The Ultra also has a PV switch with which you can manually control. Basically it plays the role of rapid shutdown.

Hi there, starting from 6kWh, around two days of essential power, one Delta Pro Ultra inverter can stack up to five batteries (that will be 30kWh in total). You can decide how many battery packs you need based on your energy consumption in a week. If you want circuit level control during outages, for instance, what appliances you want to prioritize, you might consider our smart home panel 2 which not only realizes 20-ms auto-switchover at blackouts but also send you storm warning and fully charge your batteries when an extreme weather event is approaching. And about the installation, after you receive your ultra and panel 2, contact your local electrician for site assessment and schedule an installation, it won't take long, and feel free to contact us if you need any help during the process.

Hi may I ask what appliances you are planning to power on and will you use solar panels together? Our Power Kits might be a better choice for RV scenario, feel free to learn more here👉us.ecoflow.com/collections/power-kits

Hi there, if it is 50A 510A transfer switch, you will need a NEMA 14-50P to SS2-50R Generator Cord. The EcoFlow Transfer Switch does not come with the cable, sorry about that.

Who doesn't🥹

Hi sorry for my late reply. To answer your questions: 1. The Ultra is not a grid-tied system which means that it can not feed electricity back to the grid. You can directly plug your solar panels into the solar input ports on Ultra. 2. Concerning charging, the Ultra supports multi charging. You can use solar and AC power to charge it at the same time. 3.As for discharging, the circuits are either on EcoFlow or on grid. You can set the timeframe based on your needs on EcoFlow APP.

sounds like a plan, I have added it to our production calendar👍

Hi there, yes you can use a gas generator to charge the Ultra via the power input/output port, the maximum input is 7200w. A wind turbine can also be plugged into the ultra and charge the battery if solar energy is not available. The Ultra supports multi-charging which means that the grid, solar, and generator are supported simultaneously.

Does in have to be an inverter generator?

@@user-zz7xe4wm9z No

We agree!

Try Delta pro:)

Let me help! Zack is using third-party solar panels which actually suggest that the delta pro ultra system is compatible with solar panels of other brands.

The DELTA Pro Ultra cannot use the Delta Pro's extra battery. You can connect 1 DELTA Pro Ultra and 2 Delta Pro' units to the Smart Home Panel 2. However, the two Delta Pro units will need to use a parallel box (3+8 to 5+8) to connect to the Smart Home Panel 2"s 5+8 interface.

Hi good question, sorry but the AC sockets on the front can not output in this case.

@EcoFlowTech just plugged in my 50 amp hub to 2 DPUs i noticed when AC out to 50A hub is on it no longer allows me to charge from AC input.... im waiting on solar panels... please please tell me the 50amp output works while charging from PV inputs please 🙏

Hi there, yes the AC input is not supported after you chain two Ultras to the 50amp hub, yet the PV input can work normally in this case.

what if you connect the two dpu's to the smart panel instead of the hub? will it still be able to charge from A/C input @@EcoFlowTech

@@EcoFlowTech wonderful. Thank you!

Hi there, you will need a new double voltage hub (us.ecoflow.com/products/double-voltage-hub-power-input-output-delta-pro?variant=40768116129865) to chain two pros together and plug it to the smart home panel 2. We made a video to explain this👉ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-i__nMuz6M74.html Let me know if you have other questions!

In other words you will need two delta pros for this connection

ok that depends on how you define "ad", for some people, this video can help them learn about our new products better. Just hope you find the information helpful🙌

Hi could you tell me more about your auto panel and how you would like to connect it to the smart panel. The smart home panel 2 is a sub panel used with the Ultra. It has 12 circuits and can power your essential loads during outages.

Hi there, the Ultra is able to directly charge EVs of BMW, Tesla, and VW. No additional components are needed. Just directly plug into the AC output sockets on the front.

@@EcoFlowTech my EV charger complains about lack of ground ("inadequate outlet grounding") and refuses to charge. How do I get around this restriction?

Hi are you using the Ultra or the Delta Pro to charge your EV?

@@EcoFlowTech Ultra. I have a Delta Pro with single external battery that I have the grounding adapter hooked up to in order to get around this restriction. I haven’t been given an answer with regard to how to charge my EV from the Delta Pro Ultra. Thus far, it seems the one thing the Ultra cannot do that the Delta Pro CAN DO is EV charging (that is, charging my electric vehicle from the portable battery, I don’t care about charging my battery from an EV charger).

I'm assuming a Model 3/Y? Using Tesla mobile connector? @@anonreviews

Hi there, if you intend to charge the Ultra with solar power, there is no need to use a combiner box. As long as the solar input fits with the low/high PV input of the Ultra, you can directly plug your panels to the solar input ports. When the power from the solar array inverted by microinverter enters the ultra, it needs to be inverted again for energy storage, which is a big loss.

@EcoFlowTech thanks for the reply. Let me give more background. I have solar with endphase micro inverters that are grid tied. If the power goes out, I use 2 delta pros with a dual voltage hub feeding into a manual generator interlock for back up power (runs a 3.5 ton AC with a soft start no problem) but I turn off the breaker from the endphase micro inverters since if the load is less then what is being created I don't want the micro inverters back feeding into the Delta Pro inverters. Is there a way for the Delta Pro or Delta pro Ultra to work with endphase microinverters as a micro grid in the event of a power outage? Or would that damage the Delta? I am thinking of how Franklin battery's work with other AC coupled systems. It would be great if the delta line could operate like that so the consumer is able to use DPU in more use cases. It would obviously be a manual setup unless the ecoflow smart panel 2 could help with the integration of the 2 systems.

Hi I understand. Usually a grid-tied system entails longer journey from purchase to activation as the permitting and installation process will be much more complicated. We want the Delta Pro Ultra to be a flexible and easy-to-go home backup solution and that's why we make it not grid-tied and feature on plug-and-play use. Still, thank you for your suggestion. We will definitely take into consideration🙌

Hi, thank you for reaching out, please contact us via influencer@ecoflow.com, thanks!

Sure sir, here you go👉www.ecoflow.com/au

When everything is topped up and no place to store more PV power, it simply stops charging. Just like charging a power tool battery and the light stops blinking when it’s charged. It just waits for load.

Hi there, the BMS (battery management system) is able to monitor the battery's state of charge and act to prevent overcharging by disconnecting the solar panels from the battery when it is fully charged. This helps protect the battery from overcharging.

Hi, glad you are keen, we are still doing market research in Europe and I haven't heard any news about the exact release time. Please stay tuned. We will give a shout in our RU-vid community once it is ready for debut🙌

For eu, a "ultra 2" with 3phase would be killer.. As the current panel needs 2 pros and still gives 2/3 phases and needs heavy editing of power distribution. All houses have 3x25A mains or higher and our generator switches are typically 3 phase as well.

Well received sir🫡

@@EcoFlowTech The Power Ocean looks very nice but it's not very DIY. I'd love to implement something like Pro Ultra though for whole house backup.

@@_intrepid yeah I understand, that’s mainly because Power Ocean is a grid-tied product which can feed back to the grid, whereas the Ultra is an off-grid design. We will let you know once the ultra is gonna be launched in Europe!

like what? 🤔throw me some ideas please

@@EcoFlowTech let's say I want something like an Ecoflow delta pro which is 3600 wh but I want something x10 of the delta pro which is 36,000wh but still like the delta pro design can such be done? 🤔 like a giant delta pro

Absolutely yes! One inverter plus one battery pack can output 7.2kW, even during low charging input. We actually made a video about charging a Tesla EV with the Ultra, check back soon😉

Oh nice, can u link the video for me & how many kms (I’m in Australia) & how long does it take to charge? Seriously considering this unit as I live in an apartment without charging facilities.

Hi glad you are keen! Sorry it is not supported at the moment😭

received sir🫡

Just hope you find the information useful😉

@@EcoFlowTech if you enjoy sales pitches, sure.

Any suggestions🤔

Aren't they just adorable?🥹

@@EcoFlowTech yes very cute 🥰