Ecoflow Compatible Solar Panels

Ecoflow Compatible Solar Panels

In this section of our website, you can find Ecoflow compatible solar panels. These are the PV modules that you can use to run and charge Ecoflow power stations. Pairing a power station with solar panels makes a solar generator.

What is Ecoflow?

EcoFlow, founded in 2017, specializes in solar generators, portable and rigid photovoltaic (PV) modules, power stations, and related accessories. The company also offers smart devices, including home panels, batteries, and solar panel trackers.

EcoFlow is known for its use of advanced battery technology, particularly lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. These batteries offer longer-lasting performance, higher energy density, and enhanced safety compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries. Additionally, EcoFlow integrates smart features into its products, such as mobile app connectivity, allowing users to monitor and control their power systems remotely. The equipment allows cross-branding and you can charge power stations with third-party solar panels compatible with Ecoflow power stations.

What solar panels are compatible with Ecoflow generators?

Most 400W solar panels are Ecoflow compatible. Ensure the solar panel’s voltage and current output are within the range supported by the EcoFlow power station or generator you're using. Most EcoFlow power stations use MC4 connectors, which is the most widespread type of connector used in solar panels.

How to charge Ecoflow power stations with solar panels?

To charge your power station with solar panels, first, ensure that you have Ecoflow compatible solar panels with the correct voltage, wattage, and connectors, typically MC4 connectors. Set up the solar panels in direct sunlight, adjusting their angle to face the sun for optimal exposure. Connect the solar panels to your EcoFlow power station, plugging the MC4 connectors into the solar panel and the XT60 connector into the power station's solar input port. Turn on the power station, and you should see the input wattage and charging progress on the display. If your EcoFlow model supports mobile app integration, you can monitor the charging process remotely.

For better results, make sure the panels are fully exposed to sunlight. If your power station supports it, connecting multiple panels in parallel can increase the charging speed. Once the power station is fully charged, disconnect the solar panels to avoid overcharging, although most EcoFlow models have built-in overcharge protection.

How long to charge Ecoflow Delta Pro with 400W solar panel?

Charging the EcoFlow Delta Pro with a single 400W solar panel will depend on several factors, including sunlight conditions, the angle of the panels, and efficiency losses. However, under optimal conditions (direct sunlight, ideal angle, and no shading), the Delta Pro, with a battery capacity of 3,600Wh, would take approximately 9 to 10 hours to charge fully from 0% to 100% using a single 400W solar panel. If the power station supports charging from multiple PV modules, using several Ecoflow Delta compatible solar panels will speed up the process. Keep in mind that real-world conditions can affect this time, including weather, panel efficiency, and the time of year which affects sunlight hours.