Costco Wholesale has for its
Members: EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 Portable Power Station with 2-Piece 4Kwh LFP Extra Battery and PowerInsight + 8-Piece 125W Bifacial Modular Solar Panels for
$6,999.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
GreyString8671 for posting this deal.
Features:- DELTA Pro 3 Portable Power Station:
- All-in-one 12kWh Capacity for Extended Power Backup and Needs
- 7 Fast Charging Methods with 18 Multi-charge Combinations Up to 7000W
- 4000W Running Output with 8000W Surge
- Swift 10ms Switch-overs to Protect All Sensitive Devices from Power Disruptions
- Energy Data Tracking, Temperature Auto-adjustment and Home Device Control
- DELTA Pro 3 Smart Extra Battery:
- Plug and Play
- Built with state-of-the-art automotive-grade LFP cells
- 5-year warranty
- 4000W and dual 120V/240V capabilities
- EcoFlow PowerInsight:
- 10-inch, interactive, dedicated home energy monitor
- The built-in temperature sensor and humidity sensor allow users to view climate data at a glance.
- Adjust the thermostat more accurately based on indoor environment monitoring.
- The independent gateway allows users to connect and control more smart devices through Matter.
- 125W Bifacial Modular Solar Panel:
- Up to 30-year lifespan
- Innovative modular, expandable design.
- Delivers 125W power, 50V, and 3A current output.
- With N-Type TOPCon technology, you can achieve up to 25% conversion efficiency. The dual-sided design generates a maximum 138W bifacial output, capturing more solar energy.
- Built with a robust anti-corrosive aluminum frame, TOPCon cells feature 1.1mm ultra-thin tempered glass for excellent light transmission, POE films for UV and moisture resistance, and PET backsheets for durability. The panel is IP68-rated with a waterproof XT60-W connector.
- Easily connect to third-party solar systems using the included photovoltaic connector (MC4 compatible). Safely charge your power systems and portable power stations with XT60 connectors, featuring waterproof, touch-safe, anti-leak technology for reliable performance.
Top Comments
This whole system, when fully charged, what can it power and how long, and what's the beefiest appliance they can power? I don't think anyone plans to run 220V electric dryer or huge whole house AC units, but can these provide enough power to 5-10 LED lightbulbs, home oil or gas furnace, maybe a TV and toaster, etc,
How do we illustrate how much power these can store?
I assume we need an electrician to hook these up to a switch so if power goes out we can use this?
Can anyone also tell me if it's a wild idea to completely run off these in like a remote cabin or in case of blackout? Or these don't charge that fast as quickly as they drain?
Sorry if this is the stupidest post you've ever seen, but I've been trying to figure out this for a while and it's been difficult.
We also have solar panels on our roof, but I always wondered why we can't just store the generated electricity and run off that instead of depending on grid and the generated electricity simply sold back to grid, and when power goes out, we can't use generated electricity unless we get huge batteries.
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EDIT:
So I found this:
1 kWh can power:
Running a dishwasher (1,000 watts): 1 hour
Watching a 50″ LED TV (50 watts): 20 hours
Cooking in the oven (2000 Watts): 30 minutes
Running the refrigerator (300 Watts): 3 hours
Using a Playstation 4 (150 Watts): 6.66 hours
This deal is for 4kWh right? Does this mean, it's enough capacity to run a fridge for 12 hours with nothing else drawing power? (each) so it comes with 3 of these, total 12kWh right?
This means this battery can power fridge for 48 hours straight?
What's the charge speed compared to drain speed, like on a sunny day, for example, while it's charging at full potential, what is the generation power that you can drain it at the same speed and it would be almost 1:1 or less?
Yes, the EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 qualifies for the 30% federal tax credit under the Residential Clean Energy Credit, provided it meets certain criteria. To be eligible, the battery storage system must have a capacity of at least 3 kilowatt-hours (kWh) and must be installed in a U.S. residence. The DELTA Pro 3 meets the capacity requirement, and when installed as part of a home energy system, it can qualify for the tax credit. It's important to note that the credit is non-refundable, meaning it can reduce your tax liability but won't result in a refund if the credit exceeds the taxes you owe. Additionally, any excess credit can be carried forward to future tax years. For detailed guidance and to ensure compliance with all requirements, it's recommended to consult a tax professional or refer to the IRS guidelines on the Residential Clean Energy Credit.
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Fairly new to this and am looking into getting some kind of backup battery and/or solar.
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Fairly new to this and am looking into getting some kind of backup battery and/or solar.
I'm not sure I'd be confident that tax credit will exist next year
Fairly new to this and am looking into getting some kind of backup battery and/or solar.
I am not a tax professional:
Yes, the EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 qualifies for the 30% federal tax credit under the Residential Clean Energy Credit, provided it meets certain criteria. To be eligible, the battery storage system must have a capacity of at least 3 kilowatt-hours (kWh) and must be installed in a U.S. residence. The DELTA Pro 3 meets the capacity requirement, and when installed as part of a home energy system, it can qualify for the tax credit. It's important to note that the credit is non-refundable, meaning it can reduce your tax liability but won't result in a refund if the credit exceeds the taxes you owe. Additionally, any excess credit can be carried forward to future tax years. For detailed guidance and to ensure compliance with all requirements, it's recommended to consult a tax professional or refer to the IRS guidelines on the Residential Clean Energy Credit.
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Florida, hurricane season. Power can be out for weeks.
This whole system, when fully charged, what can it power and how long, and what's the beefiest appliance they can power? I don't think anyone plans to run 220V electric dryer or huge whole house AC units, but can these provide enough power to 5-10 LED lightbulbs, home oil or gas furnace, maybe a TV and toaster, etc,
How do we illustrate how much power these can store?
I assume we need an electrician to hook these up to a switch so if power goes out we can use this?
Can anyone also tell me if it's a wild idea to completely run off these in like a remote cabin or in case of blackout? Or these don't charge that fast as quickly as they drain?
Sorry if this is the stupidest post you've ever seen, but I've been trying to figure out this for a while and it's been difficult.
We also have solar panels on our roof, but I always wondered why we can't just store the generated electricity and run off that instead of depending on grid and the generated electricity simply sold back to grid, and when power goes out, we can't use generated electricity unless we get huge batteries.
---
EDIT:
So I found this:
1 kWh can power:
Running a dishwasher (1,000 watts): 1 hour
Watching a 50″ LED TV (50 watts): 20 hours
Cooking in the oven (2000 Watts): 30 minutes
Running the refrigerator (300 Watts): 3 hours
Using a Playstation 4 (150 Watts): 6.66 hours
This deal is for 4kWh right? Does this mean, it's enough capacity to run a fridge for 12 hours with nothing else drawing power? (each) so it comes with 3 of these, total 12kWh right?
This means this battery can power fridge for 48 hours straight?
What's the charge speed compared to drain speed, like on a sunny day, for example, while it's charging at full potential, what is the generation power that you can drain it at the same speed and it would be almost 1:1 or less?
These panels are very high quality and 8 for $1000 is an even better deal then the Costco next deal for $550 for 4.
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