constantspeed
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How does the Ecoflow Delta 2 differentiate the source power when using the solar charge port (XT60i)?
If I attach a DIY 400W solar array to the Delta 2, it correctly shows charging from solar (see first two images).
I created a DIY solar power bank (third image) to provide supplemental charging to my Ecoflow Delta 2 via the solar charge port, using a 12v to 48v converter. In theory the converter will supply 480W of power at 48V and 10A, which is within the spec for the Delta 2 port which is 60V and 15A (and 500W max).
When connected and switched on, the Delta 2 initially shows a solar connection ramping up over 400W of solar (fourth image), before switching the input designator to DC charge, and knocking the input down to the max DC car charing limit of 8A, which in this case translates to around 378W at 48V (fifth image).
I have tried this with both an orange XT60i and a plain yellow XT60 connector with the same limit result. How does the Ecoflow Delta 2 know the kind of input source?
If I attach a DIY 400W solar array to the Delta 2, it correctly shows charging from solar (see first two images).
I created a DIY solar power bank (third image) to provide supplemental charging to my Ecoflow Delta 2 via the solar charge port, using a 12v to 48v converter. In theory the converter will supply 480W of power at 48V and 10A, which is within the spec for the Delta 2 port which is 60V and 15A (and 500W max).
When connected and switched on, the Delta 2 initially shows a solar connection ramping up over 400W of solar (fourth image), before switching the input designator to DC charge, and knocking the input down to the max DC car charing limit of 8A, which in this case translates to around 378W at 48V (fifth image).
I have tried this with both an orange XT60i and a plain yellow XT60 connector with the same limit result. How does the Ecoflow Delta 2 know the kind of input source?
