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EF EcoFlow DELTA 3 Ultra Portable Power Station, 3072Wh LiFePO4 Battery, 3600W (Surge 7200W) Output + FREE Trail 200 only $1044
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Ecoflow DELTA 3 Ultra power station + FREE Trail 200 now only $1044.05 with code: XQ6ZONCU
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That's a Type I plug socket. However, it's likely a stock photo, as the review photos show standard plugs.
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Getting better but still not sub $250/kWh you can do with DIY solutions.
Getting better but still not sub $250/kWh you can do with DIY solutions.
1 - better solar input, including 2 terminals for input
2 - $100 cheaper and no tax if you order on their website
3 - External connector enable golf-cart batteries for extendable capacity at around $150/kwh of capacity with no additional relays or magic connections other than the cable. (checkout the youtube vids showing people extending from pecron to external golf batteries)
4 - MUCH faster AC input with the 3200w input
5 - Can expand Pecron to 240v with an additional unit and external cable... ecoflow cannot.
Some "meh" issues I ultimately settled with the pecron despite:
1. Heavier than hell, and no wheels with the pecron (ecoflow has them, but it can't be that large of a deal... right??? 😬)
2. The fan is reportedly a jet engine, so having it as a UPS setup would probably suck... though that's not why I'm getting it.
3. The internet connectivity is reported to be intermittent at best. Lots of manual checkups.
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Ultimately, my ideal system would be something that is compliant with open standards for local control - I abhor proprietary cloud requiring devices for remote control, unless there are documented 'jailbreaking' procedures available to gain local control. Integration path with home assistant without going through proprietary cloud in a major major plus for me.
Goldeneyebond007, any experience one way or another on this compared to the Percrons? Anyone else have relevant recommendations or advice?
EDIT: another big plus for me is a unit with robust dc output options. Whether USB-C or wall warts - my home lab computing env is made to be powered by DC
1 - better solar input, including 2 terminals for input
2 - $100 cheaper and no tax if you order on their website
3 - External connector enable golf-cart batteries for extendable capacity at around $150/kwh of capacity with no additional relays or magic connections other than the cable. (checkout the youtube vids showing people extending from pecron to external golf batteries)
4 - MUCH faster AC input with the 3200w input
5 - Can expand Pecron to 240v with an additional unit and external cable... ecoflow cannot.
Some "meh" issues I ultimately settled with the pecron despite:
1. Heavier than hell, and no wheels with the pecron (ecoflow has them, but it can't be that large of a deal... right??? )
2. The fan is reportedly a jet engine, so having it as a UPS setup would probably suck... though that's not why I'm getting it.
3. The internet connectivity is reported to be intermittent at best. Lots of manual checkups.
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