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Under normal circumstances, the TOU mode efficiently utilizes solar energy to prevent waste. Here's how it works: When solar energy is available, the TOU mode intelligently allocates the portions of the battery capacity to be charged from solar and the grid ahead of time. If plenty of solar energy is expected for the day, the grid won't be used to charge the battery unless the actual solar generation falls short. However, in cases where there's excess solar energy and the battery is already fully charged, some of that solar energy may go unused if the solar output doesn't meet the load power requirement.
The TOU (Time-of-Use) mode is designed to help you save money on a fluctuating rate plan. It charges your battery when the electricity rate is low and discharges it when the rate is high.
No. You can purchase an EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2 and an EcoFlow Double Voltage Hub - Power Input/Output (DELTA Pro) (connects 2 x EcoFlow DELTA Pro to EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2) to replace the original EcoFlow Smart Home Panel and connect 2 x EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra and 2 x EcoFlow DELTA Pro at the same time to achieve an 21.6kW output.
EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra Inverter Warranty: 5 Years EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra Battery Warranty: 5 Years Even then, each LFP battery's lifespan lasts for as long as 10 years with up to 3500 cycles.
No. The EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra Battery needs to be connected to an EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra Inverter to charge. EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra is not compatible with third-party inverters.