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forum thread Posted by gspfunk • Last Friday
forum thread Posted by gspfunk • Last Friday

EcoFlow 125W Bifacial Modular Solar Panel - 4 pack $439

$439

$599

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Great Savings on EcoFlow 125W Bifacial Modular Solar Panel - 4 pack at Costco NEXT
Official price is $899, Costco NEXT used to sell at $549.99, now Costco members can acquire this modular 4-pack solar panels wtih up to 50% discount with price for $439.99. Biggest deal ever! Don't miss it! EcoFlow Costco NEXT has a very attractive 20% off sitewide promotion, promotion ends on 6/22

The EcoFlow 125W bifacial modular solar panel offers 25% efficiency, plug-and-play expansion, and reliable performance in various weather conditions, making it ideal for long-term home and outdoor use.

Modular design: Max parallel connection of 8 panels (1000W)
Adjustable angle (30-60°) for optimal solar energy collection
Up to 25% conversion efficiency
STC 125W,BNPI 138W
TOPCon solar cells perform well in low light and high temperatures
Built to last with an IP68 waterproof rating
Versatile use for home, backyard, and RV setups
Lightweight: 4 panels weigh only 35.2 lb (16.2kg)
Up to 5-year warranty and 30-year lifespan

https://costco.ecoflow.com/produc...nel-4-pack
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Great Savings on EcoFlow 125W Bifacial Modular Solar Panel - 4 pack at Costco NEXT
Official price is $899, Costco NEXT used to sell at $549.99, now Costco members can acquire this modular 4-pack solar panels wtih up to 50% discount with price for $439.99. Biggest deal ever! Don't miss it! EcoFlow Costco NEXT has a very attractive 20% off sitewide promotion, promotion ends on 6/22

The EcoFlow 125W bifacial modular solar panel offers 25% efficiency, plug-and-play expansion, and reliable performance in various weather conditions, making it ideal for long-term home and outdoor use.

Modular design: Max parallel connection of 8 panels (1000W)
Adjustable angle (30-60°) for optimal solar energy collection
Up to 25% conversion efficiency
STC 125W,BNPI 138W
TOPCon solar cells perform well in low light and high temperatures
Built to last with an IP68 waterproof rating
Versatile use for home, backyard, and RV setups
Lightweight: 4 panels weigh only 35.2 lb (16.2kg)
Up to 5-year warranty and 30-year lifespan

https://costco.ecoflow.com/produc...nel-4-pack

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Jimmdean
Last Friday
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Good Deal!!! For comparison sake this currently $599 on EcoFlow's website. Just to be clear this is not available directly from Costco, but being a Costco member gets you a better discount direct from EcoFlow. Other places do carry them though and reviews are pretty good.
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pricesniper
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Why not just get a single 400W panel?
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skydyver83
Last Saturday
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Nice catch!! Been wanting to purchase these for awhile but was turned off by the price. Beware the site is a 3rd party COSTCO affiliate COSTCO Next". My bank initially refused payment to them using my CC and requested me to authhurize the purchase. Not sure why but I went ahead and purchased using paypal.
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slickfanatic
Last Sunday
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So we get 500W (125W*4) , with 4 panels configured either in series or parallel. Each panel is 50V and 3.4A max, so these would need to be put in parallel on each of the two PV solar input (11-60v, 15a) ports of a Delta 3 Plus -- ie., 50V and 13.6A (=3.4A*4). Looks to be just right. In for 1, thanks OP!
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SmartSeed8854
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Quote from pricesniper :
Why not just get a single 400W panel?

500w vs 400w
35.2lb vs 48.1lb
Bificial vs Regular
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dealsalways
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Thanks OP.
I got the idea to make a whole house level solar panel area and system, on my fence that's on a ridge with lots of sun (and a bit windy too (un)fortunately). If I get this right I can avoid putting panels on my house roof which was very bothersome, and damn expensive.

any further resources and pointers for this project from anyone will be greatly appreciated.

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