EcoFlow PowerStream Microinverter
Question about EcoFlow PowerStream Microinverter
Hello everyone I have a Delta 2 Max in the cellar, which I need for various appliances. It is charged exclusively with solar panels. Now I have some electricity left over. I would like to "connect" one or at most two sockets in the house using my Delta 2 Max. I don't want to "sell" the rest of the electricity. It's really only about feeding one socket using EcoFlow. Can I do this with a PowerStream and the EcoFlow Smart Plugs? In other words, send the Delta 2 power from the basement to an EcoFlow SmartPlug socket using PowerStream?
Helpful answer
Hello, in my opinion this should work: the solar panels are connected to the solar inputs on the PowerStream. Then the Delta 2 Max is connected to the PowerStream with the connection cable. The PowerStream is connected to the socket so that the electricity can be fed into the household grid. You can then specify in the EcoFlow app how much electricity should flow from the solar panels into the Delta 2 Max and how much electricity should be fed into the household grid. When the sun is not shining, electricity is then fed from the Delta 2 Max into the household grid if this is set in the EcoFlow app. You can then plug the SmartPlugs into the desired sockets in the house and link them to the EcoFlow app. In the EcoFlow app, you can then set how much electricity should flow from the solar panels or from the Delta 2 Max into the SmartPlugs and when (normally as much electricity flows into the SmartPlugs as the devices connected to them require). The prerequisite is that you have Wi-Fi in the basement so that the PowerStream can communicate with the app and the SmartPlugs.
You can specify in the app which EcoFLow SmartPlugs should be taken into account when feeding energy back into the grid. Then only as much energy from the Delta is fed into the grid via the Powerstream as is required via the SmartPlugs.
Any base load stored in the EcoFlow app for the "household electricity requirement" runs separately and can also be used in parallel (e.g. always feed in a fixed 200W, which covers the base load but must not exceed it, otherwise you would be sending money to the electricity supplier ;))
All devices must be connected to the WLAN and the EcoFlow app.
Any base load stored in the EcoFlow app for the "household electricity requirement" runs separately and can also be used in parallel (e.g. always feed in a fixed 200W, which covers the base load but must not exceed it, otherwise you would be sending money to the electricity supplier ;))
All devices must be connected to the WLAN and the EcoFlow app.
Yes, max 600Watt