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EcoFlow Delta Pro (EU) (3600 Wh, 44.40 kg)
EUR2377,96

EcoFlow Delta Pro (EU)

3600 Wh, 44.40 kg


Question about EcoFlow Delta Pro (EU)

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beegee-19

2 years ago

Is it possible to extend the Infinity cable (DElta Pro to Smart Panel) to approx. 10 metres? Technically no problem, but what about the data channels? Reason: who can put the loud devices (fans, Snart generator) next to the sub-distribution? This is a major shortcoming of this system and not useful. Thank you very much. Stefan (note: ecoflow only gives a completely nonsensical standard answer and misses the topic)

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juergenholm

2 years ago

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Hi beegee, you probably bought the SmartHomePanel (SHP) - which has an even louder fan than the DPro. I solved this by moving the SHP to a room from which I can no longer hear the fans. I then had an electrician run the connection from my fuse box (in the flat) to this room. I then connected the DPros there using the Infinity cables supplied. Everything works quite well. But yes, the fans in the boxes are reminiscent of a server room in operation.... You can't put that in a flat. If I remember EcoFlow's advertising correctly, the units are also placed outside the door ;-).
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Maitre2Citrouille

2 years ago

I would have liked the same thing, because I regret the misleading advertising by EcoFlow, who present the Delta pro as being installable in a living room (as in their great video), when it's totally impossible unless you live with earplugs all the time. The system is pretty well designed, but it's unusable inside a house, as it's far too noisy once the load exceeds 150w.