Home Depot has EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra 6144Wh LFP Home Backup Power Station (EFDPUPCS-BP) for $2,799. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member wig58 for sharing this deal.
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Scalable capacity up to a colossal 90 kWh, sufficient for 1-month home backup, 1-unit of 7200-Watt output runs your entire home, supports a plug-and-play home solar system of 5.6 kW to 16.8 kW solar input, designed for personal customization
EcoFlow x-cooling cooling structure for superior heat dissipation performance, designed for prolonged lifespan boost performance with BMS reliable performance in the most challenging situations
120-Volt/240-Volt hybrid inverter, it has both high-voltage and low-voltage MPPT ports through the advanced structural design, the photovoltaic conversion efficiency of the high-PV input port is increased to 95% while the low-PV input port sports 89%, allowing homeowners to store and utilize more solar energy
Delta pro ultra employs x-tech, guaranteeing a total 7200-Watt output even during charging, delta pro ultra inverter's high-voltage PV input port sports an inverter efficiency of 95% and 450-Volt
4-ways of different power generation: grid, solar, EV charger, generator, 1-way of multi-charge: multi-charge (grid plus solar)
Kits are sent in 2-boxes and may not arrive at the same time
At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $2,200 lower than the next best available comparable prices starting from $4,999. -SaltyOne
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Home Depot has EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra 6144Wh LFP Home Backup Power Station (EFDPUPCS-BP) for $2,799. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member wig58 for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
Scalable capacity up to a colossal 90 kWh, sufficient for 1-month home backup, 1-unit of 7200-Watt output runs your entire home, supports a plug-and-play home solar system of 5.6 kW to 16.8 kW solar input, designed for personal customization
EcoFlow x-cooling cooling structure for superior heat dissipation performance, designed for prolonged lifespan boost performance with BMS reliable performance in the most challenging situations
120-Volt/240-Volt hybrid inverter, it has both high-voltage and low-voltage MPPT ports through the advanced structural design, the photovoltaic conversion efficiency of the high-PV input port is increased to 95% while the low-PV input port sports 89%, allowing homeowners to store and utilize more solar energy
Delta pro ultra employs x-tech, guaranteeing a total 7200-Watt output even during charging, delta pro ultra inverter's high-voltage PV input port sports an inverter efficiency of 95% and 450-Volt
4-ways of different power generation: grid, solar, EV charger, generator, 1-way of multi-charge: multi-charge (grid plus solar)
Kits are sent in 2-boxes and may not arrive at the same time
At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $2,200 lower than the next best available comparable prices starting from $4,999. -SaltyOne
Deal History includes data from multiple reputable stores, such as Best Buy, Target, and Walmart. The lowest price among stores for a given day is selected as the "Sale Price".
Sale Price does not include sale prices at Amazon unless a deal was posted by a community member.
You can only connect 3 stacks of inverters if you install the Smart Home Panel 2, or 2 stacks if using the Ecoflow Hub. I'm using one stack with 2 batteries and a small solar setup. You get 30% Fed rebate on the batteries and inverters.
I'd personally avoid the Smart Home Panel 2 as it's a complicated box of relays, and unless you're installing it yourself and know what you're doing if it fails then you lose power on all or half of the circuits. A normal transfer switch panel is less than half the price and many fewer points of failure.
You can only connect 3 stacks of inverters if you install the Smart Home Panel 2, or 2 stacks if using the Ecoflow Hub. I'm using one stack with 2 batteries and a small solar setup. You get 30% Fed rebate on the batteries and inverters.
I'd personally avoid the Smart Home Panel 2 as it's a complicated box of relays, and unless you're installing it yourself and know what you're doing if it fails then you lose power on all or half of the circuits. A normal transfer switch panel is less than half the price and many fewer points of failure.
You can only connect 3 stacks of inverters if you install the Smart Home Panel 2, or 2 stacks if using the Ecoflow Hub. I'm using one stack with 2 batteries and a small solar setup. You get 30% Fed rebate on the batteries and inverters.
I'd personally avoid the Smart Home Panel 2 as it's a complicated box of relays, and unless you're installing it yourself and know what you're doing if it fails then you lose power on all or half of the circuits. A normal transfer switch panel is less than half the price and many fewer points of failure.
a voice of reason about the 3 stacks of converters lol
My order still shows as "Being Processed". Have my doubts this actually ships as it is absolutely below HD's cost. But hopefully I'm wrong though that will mean I'll be forced to figure out what to do with my 3 delta pros.
My order doesn't appear under my recent orders, so I went on the live chat and the Home Depot agent confirmed the order and that it will be dispatched asap and that there will be 2 different shipments (the inverter, and the battery). I also told the agent that this is an amazing 4th of July offer they had, and he said that no matter how good of a deal it is, they ship everything. Let's see what happens.
Why? Why can't you just sit and wait? But instead decided to break the unspoken rule when there's PM!?
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I'd personally avoid the Smart Home Panel 2 as it's a complicated box of relays, and unless you're installing it yourself and know what you're doing if it fails then you lose power on all or half of the circuits. A normal transfer switch panel is less than half the price and many fewer points of failure.
I'd personally avoid the Smart Home Panel 2 as it's a complicated box of relays, and unless you're installing it yourself and know what you're doing if it fails then you lose power on all or half of the circuits. A normal transfer switch panel is less than half the price and many fewer points of failure.
I'd personally avoid the Smart Home Panel 2 as it's a complicated box of relays, and unless you're installing it yourself and know what you're doing if it fails then you lose power on all or half of the circuits. A normal transfer switch panel is less than half the price and many fewer points of failure.
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