Yep I bought one when it was on sale on Ebay for $106. I have three 200w bifacial ecoworthy panels mounted to it on a rolling rack with 6" castor wheels. Nice and easy well thought out rack. Comes with tools and all mounting hardware(y)
As an experiment and had nothing else to do today 🥳
I Just connected three ecoworthy 200w bifacial panels in parallel to a Victron 100/20 smart solar mppt for two Valence 40ah 12v lifepo batteries connected in parallel for 80ah 12v
Looking at the app I was getting 8.6a from the panels and 20.2a...
The ecoflow Delta 2 max actually has two mppt charge controllers built in and they work together giving two separate charge inputs.
You can use both for solar or one for solar one for charging from another source.
The simplest and Best bet for your specs would be an Ecoflow Delta 2 or better a Delta 2 Max all one plus a couple 200 watt panels. All easily portable and quality product.
Search Wills utube videos for a honest review on the Delta2.
I've got 6 solar powered blink cams 2 gen 4 and 4 gen 3
4 on the self contained solar mounts for Blink gen 3 and 2 on the gen 4 mounts which are relatively new products.
The original mounts are over 2.5 years old and have never gone dead even with multiple motion triggers and all set to 30...
Just trying to find out if this is a normal thing. I have an Ecoflow D2 that allows 500w/60v max solar and has a 15a limit on the MPPT.
I have three 195w Ecoworthy bifacial panels in parallel because series would be to much voltage.
On a bright clear sunny day, panels at the correct angle to the...
Thanks Dexter for always going over and above trying to help angry habitual whiners and complainers. ✌️
There's always one or two out yonder looking for attention. :cool:
Thanks, yep I was pretty sure after reading specs on the Victrons they do not boost. Be cool if they did but probably $$$ more than already priced. Ecoflow must have a specialty MPPT input boosting abilities.