EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 • Worth Upgrading? Full Review

Summary

本视频是Rick对ecoflow Delta Pro 3便携式电源站的评测。Delta Pro 3提供240伏特分裂相位电力，适合乡村使用，并且可以与智能家庭面板2无缝切换，实现真正的备用发电机体验。它比前代产品更安静、更强大，电压输出和充电周期都有所提升。Delta Pro 3具有4000瓦连续纯正弦波功率，适合敏感电子设备使用。内置的锂铁磷酸电池比锂离子电池更安全、寿命更长，可达4000次充电周期，约11年使用时间。此外，它还具有低噪音、多种充电方式和可扩展电池等特点。

Takeaways

• 🆕 Rick的频道通常关注加热、空调、制冷和发电机维修，最近开始评测便携式电源站。
• 🌟 他将评测EcoFlow Delta Pro 3，这是EcoFlow新推出的产品，它结合了Ultra版本的许多优秀特性，但体积更小。
• 🏡 对于居住在乡村，依赖240伏电压系统的人来说，Delta Pro 3提供240伏分相电源，是一个巨大的改进。
• 🔋 Delta Pro 3的电池容量高达4000瓦的持续纯正弦波功率，适合为敏感电子设备供电。
• 📈 与原始Delta Pro相比，Delta Pro 3更安静、更强大、充电周期更多，电压输出也有所增加。
• 👀 EcoFlow改进了设备的散热方式，将风扇从侧面移到前面，并引导空气流经整个设备，从而降低了噪音。
• 🔌 设备具有多种电源接口，包括USB-C充电端口、快速充电USB端口、120伏20安电路和Nema 6-20 R插头。
• 🔗 设备使用Lipo 4锂磷酸电池，比锂离子电池更安全、更持久，充电周期从3500次增加到4000次。
• 💻 Rick使用示波器测试了Delta Pro 3在负载下的波形，以证明其能够提供纯正弦波形。
• 🔉 设备在负载下噪音低至30分贝，非常适合需要安静环境的用户。

Q & A

Ecoflow Delta Pro 3是一款什么类型的产品？

Ecoflow Delta Pro 3是一款便携式电源站，适合需要移动电源或备用电源的用户。

Delta Pro 3与Delta Pro Ultra的主要区别是什么？

Delta Pro 3是Delta Pro Ultra的缩小版，保留了Ultra的许多优秀特性，但体积更小。

Delta Pro 3提供哪些电压选项？

Delta Pro 3提供240伏特的分裂相电源，适合需要240伏特电源的乡村用户，如井系统。

Delta Pro 3的显示屏有哪些功能？

显示屏可以显示输出瓦特数、输入瓦特数、图标，以及是否连接了Wi-Fi、蓝牙，是否运行交流电，以及电源是否减少等信息。

Delta Pro 3的连续纯正弦波功率是多少？

Delta Pro 3的连续纯正弦波功率高达4000瓦特，适合为敏感电子设备供电。

Delta Pro 3的电池类型和充电周期有何改进？

Delta Pro 3使用了磷酸铁锂（Lipo 4）电池，比锂离子电池更持久、更安全。充电周期从3500次增加到4000次，可以提供长达11年的连续使用。

Delta Pro 3的噪音水平如何？

Delta Pro 3通过改进空气通道设计，将噪音降低到30分贝左右，比前代产品更安静。

Delta Pro 3的扩展电池如何安装？

扩展电池可以放置在Delta Pro 3的顶部，通过一个口袋式的插槽对齐并放置到位，安装简单。

Delta Pro 3的重量和尺寸是多少？

顶部电池重72磅，底部部分重约114磅。具体尺寸在视频中有叠加显示，以供参考。

如何将Delta Pro 3连接到家庭电路？

可以通过传统的插座连接，也可以使用发电机入口盒或Ecoflow智能家居面板进行连接，后者可以远程控制并自动切换电源。

Delta Pro 3的智能面板有哪些功能？

智能面板可以远程控制，监控电力使用情况，单独控制每个电路的开关，设置运行和断电参数，提供多种保护措施。

Delta Pro 3在过载测试中的表现如何？

在过载测试中，Delta Pro 3能够承受高达3900瓦特的负载，保持电压和频率稳定，且具有X-Boost功能，可以在不超过4000瓦特的情况下降低电压以适应重负载。

Outlines

00:00

🔌 开箱ecoflow Delta Pro 3

Rick介绍了他的最新视频，专注于ecoflow Delta Pro 3便携式电源站的评测。他提到自己之前的Delta Pro Ultra评测，并对即将在7月发布的第二版评测进行了预告。Delta Pro 3是ecoflow新推出的产品，它继承了Ultra版本的许多优点，但体积更小。Delta Pro 3提供240伏特的分裂相位电源，非常适合需要240伏特电源的乡村用户。它还能与ecoflow的智能家庭面板2无缝切换，提供真正的备用发电机体验。与前代Delta Pro相比，Delta Pro 3更安静、更强大，提高了电压输出，几乎在所有方面都有所改进。

05:01

📊 Delta Pro 3的详细规格和测试

Delta Pro 3的显示屏易于阅读，提供输出瓦特数、输入瓦特数和各种状态图标。产品提供高达4000瓦的连续纯正弦波功率，适合敏感电子设备使用。Rick计划使用示波器测试负载下的波形。设备前部有两个100瓦USB-C充电端口和两个18瓦USB-A快速充电端口。底部有四个120伏20安电路，顶部有一个Nema 6-20R插头提供230伏特输出，底部是一个常见的L1 14-30插头，适用于240伏特发电机。Rick还讨论了设备的电池类型（Lipo 4锂铁电池），以及从3500增加到4000的充电周期，意味着电池寿命长达11年。他还提到了设备的静音设计和改进的空气通道设计，将噪音降低到30分贝。

10:02

🚚 Delta Pro 3的便携性和扩展性

Rick展示了Delta Pro 3的便携性，包括背面的轮子和可伸缩手柄。他还讨论了如何通过顶部的额外电池扩展电源。电池有一个简单的连接机制，可以方便地连接和断开。Rick提醒观众在ecoflow网站上注册以获取折扣，并提到了即将发布的smart generator 4000和额外的2年保修。他还进行了一个静态功耗测试，显示在20小时内损失了大约10%到11%的电量。

15:03

🏡 家庭使用Delta Pro 3

Rick讨论了如何将Delta Pro 3连接到家庭电路，包括使用发电机入口盒或ecoflow智能家庭面板。智能家庭面板提供了一个自动转换开关，可以远程控制和监控家庭的电力使用。他还提到了即将到来的固件更新，可能会允许将三个DP3连接到智能家庭面板。Rick还展示了如何将DP3连接到智能家庭面板，并使用应用程序进行控制。

20:04

🔩 安装和使用Delta Pro 3

Rick提供了如何将Delta Pro 3连接到家庭电路的详细步骤，包括使用发电机入口盒和断路器。他强调了在连接前关闭主电源断路器的重要性，并讨论了如何安全地连接和断开电源。他还提到了如何使用应用程序监控电力使用，并在过载时保护系统。

25:05

🔥 Delta Pro 3的过载测试

Rick进行了一个过载测试，使用鼓风机、清扫器和两个电加热器来测试Delta Pro 3的极限。他讨论了设备的X Boost功能，该功能可以在不超过4000瓦的情况下降低电压以适应更高的负载。他还提到了设备的热管理和保护系统，以及如何通过应用程序监控和控制电力输出。

🔋 Delta Pro 3的总结和购买建议

Rick总结了Delta Pro 3的特点，包括其便携性、扩展能力和强大的电力输出。他提到了设备的智能功能，如X Boost，并强调了其在高负载下的性能。他还提醒观众查看他的Delta Pro Ultra评测，并提供了购买建议和链接。

Keywords

💡ecoflow Delta Pro 3

EcoFlow Delta Pro 3是视频中评测的便携式电源站的名称。它是一款新近推出的产品，具备240伏特分裂相电源，适合需要高电压电源的用户。在视频的上下文中，它代表了一种替代传统汽油发电机的清洁、低噪音能源解决方案。

💡240伏特分裂相电源

240伏特分裂相电源是指电源的电压类型，它能够提供足够的电力来驱动一些高功率需求的设备，如井泵或家用电器。在视频中，这种电源对于居住在乡村，依赖井水系统的人来说非常重要，因为它可以满足他们对电力的特殊需求。

💡便携式电源站

便携式电源站是一种可移动的、通常为户外活动或紧急情况备用的电力供应设备。在视频脚本中，EcoFlow Delta Pro 3就是一种便携式电源站，它能够提供高达4000瓦的连续纯正弦波电力，并且可以通过智能家庭面板进行无缝切换。

💡纯正弦波

纯正弦波是电源输出的一种波形，它对于电子设备来说是最安全和最理想的电源形式，因为它可以减少对设备的损害。在视频中，EcoFlow Delta Pro 3能够提供高达4000瓦的连续纯正弦波电力，意味着它能够安全地为敏感的电子设备供电。

💡智能家庭面板

智能家庭面板是一种可以远程控制和管理家庭电力系统的设备。在视频中，EcoFlow Delta Pro 3可以与智能家庭面板2配合使用，实现无缝切换，提供类似传统备用发电机的体验，但更加现代化和自动化。

💡锂铁磷电池

锂铁磷电池是一种比传统的锂离子电池更安全、更耐用的电池类型。在视频中，EcoFlow Delta Pro 3使用的就是锂铁磷电池，它提供了更长的充电周期和长达11年的连续使用时间，即使在11年后，电池仍然保有80%的容量。

💡噪音签名

噪音签名是指设备运行时产生的噪音水平。在视频中，EcoFlow Delta Pro 3的设计改进了空气流通方式，从而降低了噪音，使其运行时的声音低至30分贝，这为用户提供了一个更加安静的使用体验。

💡扩展电池

扩展电池是指可以附加到便携式电源站上以增加其电力容量的额外电池。在视频中，EcoFlow Delta Pro 3支持通过特定的接口连接额外的电池，从而增加其电力输出和持续时间，为用户提供更大的灵活性和电力支持。

💡静态耗电测试

静态耗电测试是指在设备开启但不进行任何操作或负载的情况下，测量其电力消耗的测试。在视频中，EcoFlow Delta Pro 3在20小时内仅损失了10%到11%的电量，这表明即使在不使用时，设备的电力消耗也非常低。

💡UPS备份

UPS（不间断电源）备份是一种电力系统，可以在主电源故障时提供临时电力。在视频中，EcoFlow Delta Pro 3具有UPS备份功能，并且其切换速度可以达到10毫秒，这意味着它能够在主电源中断时迅速提供电力，避免计算机等敏感设备断电。

Highlights

EcoFlow Delta Pro 3是EcoFlow公司新推出的便携式电源站。

Delta Pro 3提供240伏特分裂相电源，适合乡村使用。

可与EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2无缝切换，提供真正的备用发电机体验。

Delta Pro 3相较于前代产品，噪音更低，功率更强，电压输出增加。

Delta Pro 3的显示屏易于阅读，提供输出、输入功率和各种状态图标。

Delta Pro 3提供4000瓦特连续纯正弦波功率，适合敏感电子设备。

使用锂铁磷电池，比锂离子电池更安全、更持久。

电池充电周期从3500次增加到4000次，可提供长达11年的连续使用。

改进了空气通道设计，将风扇从前部移到后部，降低噪音至30分贝。

提供多种电源接口，包括USB-C、USB-A、AC和DC接口。

Delta Pro 3支持通过APP远程控制和监控。

可以连接额外的电池扩展电源容量。

Delta Pro 3具有IP65防护等级，适合户外使用。

Delta Pro 3的重量较重，但配有轮子和手柄方便移动。

EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2可以远程控制和监控家庭电力使用。

Delta Pro 3在静态消耗测试中，20小时内仅损失10%到11%的电量。

Delta Pro 3在满载测试中能够提供高达5.6千瓦的功率。

Delta Pro 3在噪音测试中表现良好，运行噪音低至42分贝。

Delta Pro 3在超载测试中能够自动切断超载电路，保护系统。

EcoFlow Delta Pro 3支持多种充电方式，包括家用插座、发电机插口盒和EV充电站。

EcoFlow Delta Pro 3的电池管理系统具有超过44种保护功能，确保电池和发电机的安全。

EcoFlow Delta Pro 3的USB端口能够为MacBook Pro等设备提供高达100瓦的充电功率。

Transcripts

welcome back to the channel guys if

you're new here my name is Rick normally

my channel is about heating air

conditioning refrigeration and generator

repairs and one of the newer things that

I've been doing on my channel is reviews

on portable power stations because of my

background and electricity so today I'm

going to be doing a review on the

ecoflow Delta Pro 3 which is a brand new

product just now released by ecoflow I

just did a review on their ecoflow Delta

Pro Ultra which I'll be doing a second

review on that here in July which is

their Flagship product so what ecoflow

has done is taken the ultra and combine

a lot of the awesome features it has

into the Delta Pro 3 just in a smaller

package so the Delta Pro 3 offers you

240 volt split phase power which is huge

for someone like me that lives in the

country that has a well system that runs

on 240 volts that was a huge Improvement

for me I'm also able to run this with my

smart home panel 2 which is another

product that ecoflow came out with which

allows you seamless switching back and

forth which allows you to have that true

standby generator feel without having to

get up and switch back and forth between

the panels what's been done differently

on the Delta Pro 3 versus the original

Delta Pro is they've made it quieter

they made it more powerful more charged

Cycles they've increased the voltage

output they've pretty much just improved

everything so we're going to go over

some of the basic things about it what

makes it special and then we're going to

do some of the testing on it as usual

eof flows made the display just as easy

as ever to read with your output watchs

your input Watts your icons up here on

top tell you whether you got Wi-Fi

Bluetooth whether you're running AC

whether your power is reduced all the

basic things that you come to expect out

of the simplistic type of display that

way you don't have to have a book there

while you're trying to learn how to use

it so one of the things ecoflow did with

this product here is they increased the

capacity up to 4,000 watts of continuous

pure sinewave power which means it's

going to be safe for your most delicate

Electronics I'm going to be using an

oscilloscope here in just a little bit

and testing this under a load to kind of

show what the actual sine wave looks

like to prove whether or not it can do

what they say now eof flows pretty much

kept very similar here on the front they

still have the two 100 W USBC charging

ports in the front they have two fast

charge ports for usba at 18 watts and

then down below here we have total of

four 120 volt 20 amp circuits and here

at the top we have a Nema 6-20 R plug

which gives you 230 volts out and at the

very bottom here is the very familiar

plug that you see almost any 240 volt

generator the L1 14-30 plug so if you

have a gas generator and you no longer

want to mess with gasoline and worrying

about Co poisoning getting into your

house or the noise that it creates or

the attention that it brings if you're a

prepper I've got the perfect product

here like many people if you live in an

apartment complex you can't have a

generator running because you got

neighbors right beside you and you may

not even have an outside window to be

able to even do anything with the

portable power stations like this you're

able to have this power system inside of

your house because this system is even

UL rated which is one of the more

expensive ratings that most people don't

have that proves that it's actually a

safe Appliance now the type of battery

they use in this is the Lipo 4 which is

a lithium phosphate battery that's your

longer lasting more safe battery over

the lithium ion and they've increased

the charge cycles from 3500 up to 4,000

charge cycles which can give you up to a

total of 11 years of continuous use now

at the end of that 11 years you're going

to have 80% capacity left so even though

you've lost 20% of Your Capacity the

battery is still good now one of the

other many things that eof flows

improved is the way they Channel their

air through the device they move the

fans from the side to the front and

channel the air on throughout to the

back which then has reduced the noise

signature of the unit down to as little

as 30 DB we're going to be testing that

out with the DB meter here in just a

little bit as well now they also kept

their plugs pretty similar they made it

really nice and convenient here on the

side you have the RV plug here which is

your traditional 30 amp plug at 120

volts this does have UPS backup they've

also improved their UPS backup system to

as little as 10 milliseconds of switch

over speed here on the other side here

on the front there we have the DC 5521

plug on top down below that we have our

communication or remote cable and

directly at the bottom there we have our

12vt 30 amp Anderson plug now here on

the back they've made things very

simplistic and very similar to the Delta

Pro Ultra the panels here on the back

flip down and push in which makes it

very easy to get to everything you don't

have to worry about anything getting

snapped off and this is where you see

that they have the availability to hook

two expansion batteries which we're

we're going to be going over that here

in just a little bit you have the power

port here on the side which is your main

power output Port here which you can

hook to your smart home panel too or you

can also hook it up to a generator plug

adapter which gives you faster charging

and they also have an EV charging

adapter which will allow you to charge

it in your EV charging stations on the

back here we have high and low voltage

solar panel inputs so our yellow plug

here is our solar input at 30 volts to

150 volts giving you a total of 15 amps

of input and on our black one here we

have 11 to 60 volts 20 amp input then

here on the back is the traditional 120

volt plug that you would plug into your

wall outlet with selectable fast and

slow charging which you can select in

their app as you can see they have

wheels on the back which makes it very

easy to Coast this around when you

extend the handle here on the front push

the button pull it out and you're able

to tilt it back and move the device

around all right now it's time to talk

about expansion we're able to put the

extra battery right here on top you line

it up it has a pocket that it pretty

much Falls right into place there

although this does have a right angle

plug it's not quite as small as what the

ultra is and I think that's so that they

could remotely put the batteries off to

the side for flexibility if you had a

different type of setup whether it be in

a van maybe you didn't have enough room

whatever the case but the plugs are

pretty sweet looking they do have a push

button here that releases the mechanism

right there on front it's just as simple

as taking it to the plug pushing it into

place give it a little tap same thing

with the other one it can only go one

way there you can do one Loop and it

kind of keeps it close together and you

can line it into there now if I had two

batteries obviously I would probably put

the other one down here it's not really

that bad far as hanging out there once

that's connected they communicate

together you tap one it brings on the

other now guys make sure you're signing

up here on the ecoflow website as you

can see you can sign up you can save up

to $3,000 with different discounts that

they have they're going to be releasing

this here online here in just about an

hour go to eof flow.com sign up here

enter your email simple as that

they got deals here where you can save

$300 on the smart panel 2 absolutely I

feel is the best investment you can get

they have the smart generator 4,000

which hasn't been released yet but you

can save up to $300 on that you can get

an extra 2-year warranty which would

take you up to 7 years and get an extra

$300 off the smart battery that goes on

top so sign up guys now is the time this

is where they're going to release it at

the best price possible make sure you

sign up all right one of the tests that

people ask about too is how much power

am I losing when it's just sitting there

turned on and I'm not even drawing

anything so they kind of call it a

static draw test it lost about 10% to

11% in about 20 hours I left this on

last night by accident so that tells you

right there what you're going to lose

even if you're not pulling anything all

right so it's completely dead we had to

power it back on so that we could even

get it to turn on the front Outlet so

that we can get a reading of how many

kilowatts we got out of this so let's go

ahead and take a look at that let's step

it over so so on this meter on my left I

got

2.78 KW and the one on my right here I

got 5.6 61 Kow you can see that it's

coming in right now off the outlet at

about 1,700 Watts right now when you're

low on your battery percentage like you

are right now it will start off a little

slower and then work its way up so

adding those together we'll have a total

of we'll do the math here in a second

throw it on the screen we're going to go

ahead and now this test here I did

finish it out with the little motor and

the one electric heater we did mix it

with a resistive load and a inductive

load both so it still was not perfectly

balanced like you would have with just a

resistive heat only but that's what we

came up with all right now's a good time

to talk about the weight of this big

bird our top battery here which is ip65

rated so for you people that like to

travel about with your power station you

know that it's ip65 rated means you got

some protection against the element

the top battery here weighs 72 lb the

bottom section here weighs about 114 lb

far as the dimensions I'm going to do a

overlay right now so that you can see

that and hit pause on the video now

although this thing is heavy it does

have two handles right here on the side

so you could always use two people one

on each side to help split the

difference between the weight and the

top battery here is exactly the same

thing with the two handles that way you

can set there and do the buddy system

and pick it right up and move it around

now if you take a look here on the

bottom of the battery this part right

here is is actually made out of rubber

same thing over here but that's what the

bottom of the battery actually looks

like and the bottom of the actual

portable power station here has rubber

here at the bottom here two rubber feet

here at the top your push button piece

pops up this is what I was talking about

when you want to grab a hold of the

handle and you can extend it to the

length you need looks like everything in

here should be replaceable so if that

does get damaged it looks like it' be

pretty simple with a couple Phillips

heads that you could replace that now if

you're tilting it back I do not see

anything back here that's rubber to help

protect it so you definitely want to be

a little bit careful the handle here is

what's going to hit that is made out of

plastic now I don't know if they allow

you to do it the way I do it right here

but I'm actually able to move this

around with this actual battery on top

there I would not just say hey go ahead

and just grab a hold of it and Let It Go

I mean it's on there but I would

definitely want it strapped can't say

you know this handle was built for this

but this is how I've kind of moved it

around very carefully but it does work

for that now if you had two batteries on

here I'd be very ly about doing that now

you have three way you can hook this up

you can either do it the traditional way

that you've been seeing with the outlets

that youve seen on the front you can use

a generator Inlet box right here on the

side or you can go all in and get the

ecoflow smart home panel too this right

here is equivalent to what a normal gas

home standby generator is only faster so

this beauty is glass here on the front

it's Nema 3 rated meaning it can be

mounted outside all your goodies are

right here in the inside you've got a

total of 12 spaces what I've used here

is tandem Breakers but I leveled up my

loads I went into more of the details of

how I laid out this panel so that I

didn't overload anything and I kept

everything within specifications in my

Delta Pro Ultra video like I said

earlier the Delta Pro Ultra video with

the testing is coming up here in July

what we've got here is you got your main

feed you've got your important circuits

here which I pretty much have put most

everything that I needed that's really

important the beauty of this panel here

is I can control it from the app

remotely anywhere in the world I can see

exactly how much power I've been using

which one's been doing it I can turn

each individual circuit on and off I can

set parameters of when I want something

to run when I want it to drop out I mean

if you're going to invest the money into

the power station you're crazy if you

don't get the smart home panel to this

right here sets it off I've been doing

power station reviews for a while now

and I really got to say I wasn't that

impressed just because they didn't have

the power to run my whole house they

didn't have 230 volts and they sure as

heck didn't have an automatic transfer

switch like this this will work with the

dp3 which is the Delta Pro 3 and it will

also work with the ultra now there's a

lot of firmware updates that are coming

out currently right now here real soon

they're going to actually have it so

that you can put three dp3 on the smart

home panel and that's how you can

combine them together 4,000 8,000 12,000

Watts that's just kind of a little bit

of a quick rundown this bottom section

down here is not Nema 3 rated this can

be mounted somewhere else in the house

where it's convenient as you can tell I

get excited about this box just because

this thing sets It Off I don't I don't

know what better way to do it this thing

here just makes it all worth it now I

have been told that there's things in

the works but we don't know if it's

going to happen or not but right now

it's just here say but possibly being

able to add my dp3 and my dpu so my

Delta Pro Ultra and my Delta Pro 3 on

the same circuit currently that's not

available but I'm hoping that they come

out with it so that I can get the

capacity out of both of them combine

them together so I can run even more

appliances without having to buy extra

batteries hooking this up to the smart

home panel too very simple you've got

your plug right here pick any plug want

doesn't really matter just comes to the

very back of it and you plug it in down

below here all right so now we got

everything plugged in it's ready to go

all we got to do is turn on our button

right here on the right we've got a

green light which is going to go to

Yellow it's starting to charge I've

already got it programmed for what rate

I want it to charge at the Smart panel

is ready to go so we got to go into the

app now and then go ahead and start

switching some things around all right

so we've went in here to the app right

now we're going to go ahead and look at

our our dp3 you you can see everything's

right here if I go to turn on Outlets um

let's say I go ahead and try to turn on

the outlet here on the bottom left

corner it will not work because we're

plugged into the smart panel so all your

settings are going to be done right over

here in the smart home panel we go into

the smartart home panel here storm

guards kicking on so obviously there

must be a storm coming so it's going to

charge it up to 100% you can see what

kind of power I've been using and this

is over the day here is the month I can

see exactly everything that's going on

it's just pretty amazing everything it

can do AC charging power you can set

your wattage of where you want it to

charge at right there and there charge

limit 90% generally where I'm at so

here's the EPS mode right here so we

click on that right now this thing is

armed this allows the system to switch

over in 20 milliseconds so even though

the dp3 can do it in 10 milliseconds

it's limited by the speed of the home

panel 2 20 milliseconds is generally

fast enough for most computers now I can

go into my circuits here I can see that

the living room is pulling 101 Watts the

lights are pulling 99 basement lights

are 249 I can see pretty much everything

that's going on whether it be the well

pump the heat pump and all that stuff

all right right now the studio lights

are turned off we're just running off

the fesen right now so we can go ahead

and open this up and we'll emic the

power going out so the grid actually

comes in here on the top left corner

when I flip this grid and I haven't done

any testing of this lately so it should

switch over in 20 milliseconds so we're

going to go ahead and imic it going out

and it did not work there we go all

right for whatever reason it didn't work

that sometimes happens when it's been

setting for a little while I'm not sure

exactly why but you can come down here

and you can see we're pulling about

1,600 1700 Watts on the actual dp3 you

can see down here the red light is

actually on grid for whatever reason it

just doesn't always work on the first

try so now we're going to go ahead and

switch it back to the grid being

on wait for a second

there it just switched over you can

actually hear the fan kicking on there

generally if you're under 2,000 watts of

draw it's usually fine now here's what

it normally

does there you can see the little click

that is how fast it switches over that's

generally how it goes I'm not sure why

sometimes it does it even the dpu does

the same thing when it's not been used

for a while I think it's mainly things

haven't been synced together I haven't

had this plugged into the smart panel

for a while so so that might have

something to do with it but generally

power comes

on it switches back over power goes back

out clicked over that fast so right now

we're only pulling

895 Watts I'll go ahead and be quiet you

can see what we're pulling for DBS does

this is your SPL meter so right around

42 DB that's generally what I get most

of the time now they say that this can

actually power a 2 and 1/2 to a 3 ton

air conditioner they say the same thing

with the ultra which it does do that no

problem now obviously it depends on what

other things are running in addition to

it so we're going to go ahead and kick

on the air conditioner and put it under

a heavy load my air conditioner pulls

2,000 Watts by itself plus the current

status we got it right around 800 watts

so we're going to be pulling 28 possibly

3,800 Watts all right so I have mine set

up so the air conditioner would not run

so let's go into the app real quick and

change that okay outage under Emergency

Settings click on outage strategy set it

up currently the way I've got it set up

is is my furnace and the different

devices you see right there are always

going to have must-have power these are

the ones that would be nice to have

which is my well until I get down to

about 20% and non priority is the heat

pump so we're going to go ahead and

change that let's move it

to nice to have confirm all right there

goes the heat pump it just kicked on my

uh my air conditioner pulls 34.7 inrush

because I have a hard start kit on it

which is basically a starting capacitor

that helps get the load going so right

now we are pulling back again at 2600

Watts our frequency here is holding

right in there at 59 and our voltage is

holding right in there at 238 so let's

go ahead and load this thing up a little

bit more the outsite lights and a few

other things are going to be kicking on

so we can go ahead and run those all

right right now we're at 2300 so 33 43

we got about 1,500 more we can go let's

plug in a 1300 W heater see what happens

right there you go 1300 W heater should

have kicked on so we got an electric

heater running right now we are at 3,400

WTS it ended up shutting down the

basement which is where that heater was

plugged in at so if we go into the app

we'll probably see that it cut that

circuit because it was pulling too much

it was above the threshold that I have

set it locked itself out cuz I can set

these for 10 amps 15 amps 20 amps 30

amps whatever I want so what we're going

to do is we're going to go ahead and

turn back on the utility so I can get my

power back cuz right now when that trips

that it ends up shutting my internet off

because this actually Powers the router

for the internet uh so the cable ends up

going down but as you can see it

basically protects itself so when you

overload it basically it just shuts down

a circuit so if you do overload these

circuits here it's going to shut them

down so as you can see it's easy to hook

it up when you're not trying to

purposely overload it I've got the

actual circuits I can set them at 15

amps 10 amps 20 amps 30 amps all the way

up to 60 so one thing about this panel

is it's done in four quadrants the first

quarter here has one section it's total

amperage is 60 amps for that one same

thing for the next one underneath of it

off to the right and off to the right

obviously you can't just add them all

together that's the whole reason why

they want you to have a electrician hook

this stuff up because if you don't

really understand electricity they don't

want you to misunderstand it and wire it

up incorrectly plus you need to possibly

get permits and things like that once

again if you're going to get the uh

panel here definitely check out the

website they've got special deals for

the people in California and Flor uh

Texas it doesn't take much to install

this thing uh we're talking a little bit

of conduit to get it over there pulling

some wire back and forth you've got some

heavy gauge wire there that you need to

run from your main breaker to your feed

breaker not going to go into a lot of

detail on that stuff because that's not

what this is about but that is a brief

overview of how that works we're going

to show you the other way that you can

run this system now I'm going to show

you the traditional way that you can

hook this up to your panel with uh

without spending a lot of money one way

is to use a generator Inlet box this

gives you a safe way to hook the system

up and then you have to have a interlock

switch like I have up here on top what

this switch does is makes me turn the

main breaker off before turning on the

actual panel here very simple can be

installed very easily you can get those

for anywhere around $25 to $75 and then

whatever labor it takes to install it

which for the most part it's a couple

screws and you mount it right now this

breaker right here on the top right

corner is the one that's going to feed

the uh flow into the panel right now I

cannot turn it on which keeps this dead

what we have here is 10 gauge cable

we're going to plug this into the actual

panel up here and plug it in there and I

got me a short one because I don't need

a real long one we're going to plug this

in down here on the face of it twist

lock now one thing I am going to tell

you this will not

power a smart panel and this at the same

time it will not power the 200 40 volt

and the 120 volt side at the same time

either so it's one or the other but if

you're going to run the 230 volt you can

actually make a breakout box that would

split it to two legs of 120 volt and you

can do it that way generally if you're

going to do it you're going to end up

running something like this right here

where you're going to feed it into the

panel so all we got to do is turn that

on that's on you can see here that we

actually have a green light which tells

me that it's actually powered now we

come over here now the thing that stinks

about this is is we're going to have to

lose power now assuming that the power

is already out everything's blank you

need to have a flashlight and things

like that which is another reason why I

like the smart home panel so what I've

got to do is turn off my

main everything goes dead now that that

main breaker is turned off I lift this

up lift it up like that flip on the

power station and now the house has

power and now you can see that the

lights down here are now powered up when

you come down here to the front you can

see that we're pulling about 1,800 Watts

and everything in the house is powered

now when you do something like this

you've got to actually get rid of some

of the different Breakers that it cannot

run so such as maybe the water heater

the uh air conditioner stuff like that

you've got to go through and actually

shut those things down that's one thing

that you got to do this is what I had to

do when I had a gas generator is I'd

have to go through and shut down my big

big actual appliances like an oven my

barn you know the auxiliary heat water

heater cuz the water heater itself can

just drain this thing down in a

heartbeat that's the cheapest way right

there the safest and cheapest way that

you can do it without investing a lot of

money into the smart home panel there

now the other alternative way is to go

grab yourself an extension cord and run

a cord all the way over to your furnaces

and things like that so that's why I

like to either use this process here or

the smart panel now I'm going to go

ahead and switch this back because if

we're going to sit there and short cycle

this I really don't want all my

appliances in the house going on and off

and damaging something so we're going to

go ahead and shut that off that dropped

down turn my main on and now I'm back on

to the utility another nice thing about

the panel here when I have it like that

is it's all laid out it can

automatically be regulated as you can

see if I overload it it's going to shut

down that particular circuit and not

shut everything down they have over 44

different types of protection with their

battery management system that protects

the battery and the generator by

protecting against over voltage under

voltage over temperature under

temperature Heck on one of my test I

actually hit the fan and it actually

shut the whole system down because the

fan stopped and if the Fan's not working

the system's going to overheat so it's

got protection Galore in it now we're

going to do an overload test so we're

going to use a blower here a sweeper and

two electric heaters and we should be

able to overload it and make it shut

down all right right now we are running

right at about 3900 WTS we're holding in

here at 1189

volts we're right at 60 hertz and you

can see our sine wave is is pretty much

perfect now obviously we're running

pretty loud in here you can see we're

somewhere in the 80 DB range I'm going

to kill power to the actual Outlet here

and kill it all and we're going to see

how loud this thing is running we're

right at 3900 Watts we're pretty much

maxed out

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back down to 44 so when it was hammering

it out you know it definitely was making

a little bit of noise not near as loud

as what I've heard in some of the other

videos of the first generation now

previously when we were running that we

were running 118 volts what x boost is

going to do is it's going to lower the

output voltage within reason to an

acceptable level not everything's going

to like this so they really recommend

using this more on Motors and hair

dryers and heavy loads like that so when

we turn this on and watch the voltage

we're going to see it drop but the

frequency should still stay at 60 HZ so

we're still at 117 almost 118 volts

we're right at 3900 where you're going

to see it change is when we start to go

over so now we're going to go ahead and

take this one heater up to high which is

going to push it over we're going to

jump up now it's going up to the 4,000

look at the voltage it's dropping down

to 113 so that's what x boost does you

can see we're still holding a good sine

wave over here so we're not hurting

anything electronically wise but we're

dropping our voltage a little bit and

just to double verify we're holding

right at 59 to 60 Herz there on that 60

HZ is what the the US uh grid is we're

going to go

low we're dropping to 104 volts

wattage what's our wattage doing right

here at 4,000 going to

high high wattage we're going up to it's

holding it right at that 4,000 mark so

it's literally putting the power out so

now we're down to 96 volts So in theory

we're not going over 4,000 wats because

you're lowering the voltage got to

remember voltage and amperage plays hand

inand with each other so the voltage has

gone down to 96 we're still holding

clean power here we're still at 60 HZ

same thing here we're at 60 HZ but I'm

running the heat gun you can hear the

fan change speed but it's able to do it

and we're still not over shooting the

system however I really would not want

my sensitive Electronics running at 96

Vols that's why you would really only

want to run heaters and heavy inductive

loads like that it's like I said a

feature that they've included in there

to give you just a little bit more ump

for it but it keeps it from going over

the 4,000 and causing it to overload you

can see the cords are definitely

warm so coming over here to the unit you

can see we're holding pretty nice nice

there that right there is a reflection

on the Glass Center Mark about 80 on

that red spot there you can see where

things are kind of just warming up there

on the

inside it's automatically adjusting you

come to the back here you can see the

heaters definitely are warm you've got

your max minimum and Center Center's at

the top that's that little white dot

there in the middle and you can see

where we're at there come to the back

okay you can see right there looks like

or maybe

115 to 120 something that's internally

inside where you can't get to and then

for most part somewhere around 90 some

deg so it really depends if you're what

you're running you're running Motors

it's not going to hurt anything all

right once again we'll go ahead and shut

it

off you can hear it running I'm leaning

into

it instantly brings it down sweet

well there you have it guys that's the

dp3 the Delta Pro 3 check it out eof

flow.com there's discount codes and

links down in the description down below

I appreciate you guys taking the time to

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comment down below let me know what you

liked what you didn't like let me know

what your experiences are with it I

greatly appreciate that make sure you

check out my release here in July which

is the Delta Pro Ultra I've already done

the first video I'll put a link to that

here in this actual video but check out

the testing where I do pretty much the

exact same thing I'm doing here and see

how well it does it's rated at 7200

Watts continuous power it's able to do

up to 97 96,000 W hours I believe I'm

kind of have to go out of memory

everything I say in these videos is not

scripted it is all being done out of

memory so you got to understand

sometimes I take forever to make these

videos because I have to repeat it until

I get it right so there's a little

inside information for you guys it's

definitely a lot of work I hope you guys

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later oh yeah forgot one thing usba a

and b and c and d and EFG didn't do that

in the video sorry about that I'm

running out of time I got to get this

thing uploaded I've already tested it I

was able to charge my MacBook Pro at 100

Watts no problem that was the only way

to do that under the PD charging and

then far as the 18 WT USB on the other

side no problems on that either you're

buying this to power your house and to

do a lot more than just little USB stuff

so ecoflow as you can see doesn't lie

about their specs they actually put out

the stuff that they rate and it can do

it so no worries