EcoFlow has EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra Starter Kit on sale for $5799 - $1100 off when you apply discount code DPUOFF at checkout = $4699. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Members macdaman57 & MinhTrinh for finding this deal.
Product Details:
7.2-21.6kW output
6kWh-90kWh capacity
5.6kW-16.8kW solar input
Auto-switchover, prolonged backup, and energy bill savings with EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2
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Last Updated by MinhTrinh on 01-12-2024 at 09:42 AM
EcoFlow has EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra Starter Kit on sale for $5799 - $1100 off when you apply discount code DPUOFF at checkout = $4699. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Members macdaman57 & MinhTrinh for finding this deal.
Product Details:
7.2-21.6kW output
6kWh-90kWh capacity
5.6kW-16.8kW solar input
Auto-switchover, prolonged backup, and energy bill savings with EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2
Depends on how long your power tends to go out. In PA...my power goes out like 5-6 times a year, for an average of 6-10 hours. I bought a smaller Ecoflow delta for like 800 on sale along with a smaller Ecoflow river one for like 500(with additional battery) .
In addition I got a golabs i200 for like 118.00.
I can use the golabs to power the internet for over 12 hours, and the Ecoflows for anything else, including powering my computer/refrigerator/watching tv/charging devices.
My house is like 3500 sq ft. With internet and devices and the ability to make coffee in the morning with my Keurig, the family is overall happy and it hasn't been a big deal. If we want a hot meal, the grill is always available too.
Total cost about 1500.00
This or a whole house generator? A $5K, Generac 18kwhr whole house generator for buy this?
Depends. For me to install a whole home generator...it would cost 5-7k for the generator...but like 15k to run propane lines thru my finished basement. Depends also on how long your power tends to go out for...
Depends. For me to install a whole home generator...it would cost 5-7k for the generator...but like 15k to run propane lines thru my finished basement. Depends also on how long your power tends to go out for...
I already have a whole house generator that came with the house. It blew a rod last summer and I have been debating on replacing it or go solar. I can't get myself to spend $5k on an ice generator. I do need something as we lose power 2-3 times a year. I rather invest in a solar system but that's too much as well as we don't get a lot of sun in Michigan.
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I already have a whole house generator that came with the house. It blew a rod last summer and I have been debating on replacing it or go solar. I can't get myself to spend $5k on an ice generator. I do need something as we lose power 2-3 times a year. I rather invest in a solar system but that's too much as well as we don't get a lot of sun in Michigan.
As soon as you said, you lose power 2 to 3 times a year, my first thought was dang this guy is from Michigan too
I already have a whole house generator that came with the house. It blew a rod last summer and I have been debating on replacing it or go solar. I can't get myself to spend $5k on an ice generator. I do need something as we lose power 2-3 times a year. I rather invest in a solar system but that's too much as well as we don't get a lot of sun in Michigan.
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I already have a whole house generator that came with the house. It blew a rod last summer and I have been debating on replacing it or go solar. I can't get myself to spend $5k on an ice generator. I do need something as we lose power 2-3 times a year. I rather invest in a solar system but that's too much as well as we don't get a lot of sun in Michigan.
Depends on how long your power tends to go out. In PA...my power goes out like 5-6 times a year, for an average of 6-10 hours. I bought a smaller Ecoflow delta for like 800 on sale along with a smaller Ecoflow river one for like 500(with additional battery) .
In addition I got a golabs i200 for like 118.00.
I can use the golabs to power the internet for over 12 hours, and the Ecoflows for anything else, including powering my computer/refrigerator/watching tv/charging devices.
My house is like 3500 sq ft. With internet and devices and the ability to make coffee in the morning with my Keurig, the family is overall happy and it hasn't been a big deal. If we want a hot meal, the grill is always available too.
Total cost about 1500.00
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I already have a whole house generator that came with the house. It blew a rod last summer and I have been debating on replacing it or go solar. I can't get myself to spend $5k on an ice generator. I do need something as we lose power 2-3 times a year. I rather invest in a solar system but that's too much as well as we don't get a lot of sun in Michigan.
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As soon as you said, you lose power 2 to 3 times a year, my first thought was dang this guy is from Michigan too
Ha. Surprised I didn't lose it last night with the heavy snow we got. Lots of people out of power around here, but for once the outages missed me.
Personally, I've got a 5kWh lifepower4 battery + 3kW hybrid inverter that keeps me going through outages, and I can top off with a gas generator as needed. Not including the solar panels I got with it, that battery+inverter cost around ~$2000 shipped.
These units look pretty nice (especially next to something like a Tesla Powerwall), but I'd be concerned about dropping this kind of money on something completely proprietary.
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In addition I got a golabs i200 for like 118.00.
I can use the golabs to power the internet for over 12 hours, and the Ecoflows for anything else, including powering my computer/refrigerator/watching tv/charging devices.
My house is like 3500 sq ft. With internet and devices and the ability to make coffee in the morning with my Keurig, the family is overall happy and it hasn't been a big deal. If we want a hot meal, the grill is always available too.
Total cost about 1500.00
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In addition I got a golabs i200 for like 118.00.
I can use the golabs to power the internet for over 12 hours, and the Ecoflows for anything else, including powering my computer/refrigerator/watching tv/charging devices.
My house is like 3500 sq ft. With internet and devices and the ability to make coffee in the morning with my Keurig, the family is overall happy and it hasn't been a big deal. If we want a hot meal, the grill is always available too.
Total cost about 1500.00
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Personally, I've got a 5kWh lifepower4 battery + 3kW hybrid inverter that keeps me going through outages, and I can top off with a gas generator as needed. Not including the solar panels I got with it, that battery+inverter cost around ~$2000 shipped.
These units look pretty nice (especially next to something like a Tesla Powerwall), but I'd be concerned about dropping this kind of money on something completely proprietary.
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