expired Posted by MinhTrinh • Jan 11, 2024
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expired Posted by MinhTrinh • Jan 11, 2024
Jan 11, 2024 8:56 PM
EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra Intelligent Kit (Inverter, Battery, & Smart Home Panel)
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buy this https://www.amazon.com/Energy-Monitoring-Continuous-Certified-Package/dp/B0CLVRZ2QL/ref=sr_1_6?crid=... [amazon.com] or search Emporia smart plug to see specific usage for device that can be plug in like router, fridge, microwave. This device can be seen real time usage so you can see surge power and regular power
Or buy this https://www.amazon.com/Emporia-Monitor-Circuit-Electricity-Metering/dp/B08CJGPHL9/ref=sr_1_5?crid=19... [amazon.com] to see power consumption for each line coming from your electrical panel for stuff cant be plug in like HVAC/sump pump
Or just buy this bundle and you will see all information above. This bundle has no limitation in term of power. It should cover 99% of your power need. You can always upgrade capacity later by buying more batteries. You should install all circuit in your house but only turn on 1-2 essential as you proceed along this line.
I am just a number nerd so I like to look at data/number
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Shp is good because it's automatically switch to Ecoflow battery if grid is down. You can even schedule time to charge with grid/solar to use it at night daily
No one has real world experience with this yet.
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So your statement is maybe correct maybe not. I think efficient solar panels with least toxic batteries such as lifepo4 might be a potential good option today. I am not sure since an analysis is not available of let's say a 90% adoption of such an approach to prove if it would be less toxic and more efficient and feasible and sustainable,. In my head I'd love such an implementation in my house. But it is always fair to ask questions about these things because there is a lot of gaps in the current rushed approach with the environmentally friendly movements which mostly seek to restrict and expand monopolies vs actually solving for pollution.
Will this give me enough power for the core home essentials and how long?
Why is ecoflow all over SD the past few weeks? Also seeing a lot of complaints about their refurbs, making me think QC sucks?
Anyone use this system and can share real world experience with what you run and for how long?
Smart panel necessary? I can certainly plug it into my transfer switch on my own.
Two small tri fuel generators that can be run individually or parallel. 6kw inverter with 9kw peak surge. 13kwh of lifepo4
I need about 2000 watts to run my house without AC (I have natural gas). The battery bank and inverter can run me for several hours - nighttime use can drop to the 300 watt range.
If I need ac I can lock my inverter drives (2 and 4 ton) units to 50% capacity. I run one or two generators (as needed) to top off my bank and or support the AC running.
So in essence my inverter and bank acts as a buffer and my small tri-fuels can be used to trickle charge the bank. If I need more charge I spin up the second generator
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Better to just buy a vehicle-to-grid capable EV with 100 kWh battery and get a lot more bang for your buck if you intend to build a whole house backup.
Never actually thought about buying an EV to use as a backup. Still pretty costly but I could at least get more use out of that.
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