expiredchemman14 posted Mar 18, 2025 05:18 PM
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expiredchemman14 posted Mar 18, 2025 05:18 PM
Costco Members: Ecoflow Delta Pro Ultra Whole-Home Power Solution (12 KWH Solution) - $6299.99
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Or the $7999 18kWh DPU ($1000 off regular 8999 Costco every day price online)
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My concern is that it runs well for 1 year and then it craps out or battery degrades more rapidly than advertised and I might want to return it.
https://www.ecoflow.com/us/smart-home-panel-2
1. SHP2 is a subpanel with a 100A grid input limit. So for example, your master panel might be 200A and have circuits for upstairs/downstairs HVAC and the input to SHP2; then SHP2 could power the rest of the house.
2. SHP2 is a separate purchase, retail $1600 but commonly bundled with DPU for about $1k. Installation separate, get a quote at the page above
3. Figure out how much power (appliances running at once) and how much energy (how long you need to run them for). That will determine how many DPU inverters and how many batteries you need. This unit might supply basic loads (fridges, lights, small devices) for a day or more with solar; or more intense loads (small HVAC, heavier appliances, electric clothes dryer, etc) for a few hours.
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https://www.ecoflow.com/us/smart-home-panel-2
1. SHP2 is a subpanel with a 100A grid input limit. So for example, your master panel might be 200A and have circuits for upstairs/downstairs HVAC and the input to SHP2; then SHP2 could power the rest of the house.
2. SHP2 is a separate purchase, retail $1600 but commonly bundled with DPU for about $1k. Installation separate, get a quote at the page above
3. Figure out how much power (appliances running at once) and how much energy (how long you need to run them for). That will determine how many DPU inverters and how many batteries you need. This unit might supply basic loads (fridges, lights, small devices) for a day or more with solar; or more intense loads (small HVAC, heavier appliances, electric clothes dryer, etc) for a few hours.
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