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WIlliam Sung
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Welcome to 'Unbox This with Will!' Join me as we explore the latest in EDC, electronics, and lifestyle products. Dive into detailed unboxings and first looks at exciting new items. My focus is to find unique value propositions in exciting new items in the market. Subscribe for new videos every 1-2 weeks and let's discover the best products together!
Delta Pro Ultra and Smart Home Panel 2, 3 Month Review Savings and Backup
In this video, we take a deep dive into the EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra and Smart Home Panel 2. Discover how this powerful solar backup solution can transform your home energy management, keep you prepared for power outages, and contribute to a greener planet.
🌞 Why Backup Solar Power? Power outages can be more than just an inconvenience. Learn why having a reliable backup power source is crucial, especially in hot climates like Texas, and how solar power can save you money and help the environment.
⚡ Detailed Review: From first impressions to in-depth analysis, we cover all the features of the EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra, including its ease of setup, powerful output, and integration with the Smart Home Panel 2.
💡 Savings Data: See a comparison of our electricity bills from last year to this year and discover how much we’ve saved using the EcoFlow system.
💰 Cost and Payback Period: We break down the total cost of the system, including installation and additional materials, and calculate the expected payback period.
Join us as we explore the benefits and practical applications of this advanced home power solution. Don’t forget to check the links below for the materials we used and our recommended electrician in Dallas.
🔗 Affiliate Links: A Portion of each sale goes to supporting the channel and me
Delta Pro Ultra
Ecoflow: sovrn.co/1bn07mz
Amazon: amzn.to/4cBbkvK
eBay: ebay.us/iVm2y2
Smart Home Panel 2
Ecoflow: sovrn.co/rihb2i6
Amazon: amzn.to/4cDtMDY
eBay: ebay.us/Vwzpkm
Delta Pro 3(updated Delta Pro)
Ecoflow: sovrn.co/1ib1wwk
Amazon: amzn.to/4bwJMGf
Extra Battery Cable
Ecoflow:sovrn.co/1achy3e
Amazon:amzn.to/4cZeUPX
eBay: ebay.us/Y8fl1x
Solar Cables (temco is my trusted choice brand on Amazon)
Amazon:amzn.to/3S76BJN
Solar Crimping Set
Amazon: amzn.to/3S76BJN
Electrician in Dallas who did my Install
Straight Up Electrical
682-333-8707
#deltapro
#deltaproultra
#smarthomepanel2
#solarbattery
#solargenerator
#EcoFlow
#SolarPower
#HomeBackup
#RenewableEnergy
#EnergySavings
#GreenEnergy
#HomeSolar
#PowerBackup
#SmartHome
#EcoFlowReview
🌞 Why Backup Solar Power? Power outages can be more than just an inconvenience. Learn why having a reliable backup power source is crucial, especially in hot climates like Texas, and how solar power can save you money and help the environment.
⚡ Detailed Review: From first impressions to in-depth analysis, we cover all the features of the EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra, including its ease of setup, powerful output, and integration with the Smart Home Panel 2.
💡 Savings Data: See a comparison of our electricity bills from last year to this year and discover how much we’ve saved using the EcoFlow system.
💰 Cost and Payback Period: We break down the total cost of the system, including installation and additional materials, and calculate the expected payback period.
Join us as we explore the benefits and practical applications of this advanced home power solution. Don’t forget to check the links below for the materials we used and our recommended electrician in Dallas.
🔗 Affiliate Links: A Portion of each sale goes to supporting the channel and me
Delta Pro Ultra
Ecoflow: sovrn.co/1bn07mz
Amazon: amzn.to/4cBbkvK
eBay: ebay.us/iVm2y2
Smart Home Panel 2
Ecoflow: sovrn.co/rihb2i6
Amazon: amzn.to/4cDtMDY
eBay: ebay.us/Vwzpkm
Delta Pro 3(updated Delta Pro)
Ecoflow: sovrn.co/1ib1wwk
Amazon: amzn.to/4bwJMGf
Extra Battery Cable
Ecoflow:sovrn.co/1achy3e
Amazon:amzn.to/4cZeUPX
eBay: ebay.us/Y8fl1x
Solar Cables (temco is my trusted choice brand on Amazon)
Amazon:amzn.to/3S76BJN
Solar Crimping Set
Amazon: amzn.to/3S76BJN
Electrician in Dallas who did my Install
Straight Up Electrical
682-333-8707
#deltapro
#deltaproultra
#smarthomepanel2
#solarbattery
#solargenerator
#EcoFlow
#SolarPower
#HomeBackup
#RenewableEnergy
#EnergySavings
#GreenEnergy
#HomeSolar
#PowerBackup
#SmartHome
#EcoFlowReview
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I find VERY HARD to believe that you spent $2500 for 27 solar panels (about 400W each, total 10,800W). That comes out to just $92.60/panel with ZERO installation, racking, rapid shutdown etc... which usually adds 2x-3x the cost of the panels. Also just the QCELL 400W panels brand new go for $200/panel. So maybe you bought them used and locally with no shipping and you have them lying on the ground rather than installed on the house roof or with ground racking (which can easily add $3000 just for the racking & hardware). So I think a more realistic cost estimate for 27x400=10,800W should be used instead of the totally unrealistic $2500.
I did actually luck out on 9 at 50 or 60 bucks. And the rest were in the 90-100 range I actually have 24 panels. Just kept searching fb marketplace daily and I’m in Texas a more solar friendly state and I spent 6 months accumulating them. (Got lucky the same type kept showing up) Plus cables some conduit clips critter guards etc. I do still have the cost to do the diysolar ground mount I haven’t included yet which will definitely be around 1200-2000 dollars of materials plus my labor time I didn’t include as that part of the project needs to be completed once I finish removing the tree that blew down during the Dallas storms. I still plan to finish that part up before I release one about just the solar part of this install ☺️
How do you take the filter apart!??
@@KatieGarcia101 there’s a small notch you can put ur fingers in and takes a little bit of elbow grease to pull apart
@@williamsung Thank you!!
It’s a samsung ! Lol
Is that .96 cents for 8 washes and drying cycles together?
It’s about 6 wash and dry and 2 wash only.
apparently you can’t set automations via the app for a dpu, without the smart home panel 2? without a home panel 2, i simply want to have it charge the dpu battery when my electric is off peak and power on, when it’s on peak. when i set the times in the scheduled tasks area, they don’t save.
Thanks - what is the maximum pv input on a 3 inverter system? Appreciate what you’re doing.
Hi there with 3 inverters max solar input would be 16.8kw if you maxed out all 6 Pv inputs.
@@williamsung thanks William, this was my fear. We are designing a 24kW system with 48 bifacial panels @500W. We will likely go with two EG4 18KW inverters. Appreciate you!
You could also get 2 shp2 and double up. But I would say the output and input is better on the 18k just needs more leg work to get it up totally worth it if you can get it done.
@@williamsung ground mounted system with about 80kW batteries. Agfain thanks for the follow up - subscribed.
Bi i just updated my washer but why it takes so long does it happen to you
@@srus4663 is it stuck in an update
Sounds like INFOMERCIAL vs. "technical deep dive".
I think a lot of these CZcamsrs got the batteries for free
@@dieseldawg7132 yes clearly and paid INFOMERCIALS
@@dieseldawg7132 absolutely. Ecoflow went on an advertising campaign giving away lots of free batteries, free equipment, etc in exchange for positive reviews. What these folks aren't talking about is the horrible customer support (from China) and how some of the Delta Pro's are smoking the homes up with black smoke.
But when you burn the fuel it pumps out poisonous fumes and contributes to climate change. If you don’t believe me try this simple experiment. Start your car in a closed garage. Let it run for twenty minutes while you sit in it. Write up your results of the experiment. Oh, that’s right - you can’t do that because you died. This vid is for intelligent people not ICE (giant cigarette ) drivers. Ha. Ha.
Are you charging your EVs from the SHP2, ULTRA or from your main panel?
Is the wind strong enough to cool you?
I woke up freezing sometimes with it on maximum
I’m waiting for the army fatigue color to come back if not, I might go with the yellow color. It’s definitely the oversized tote that I need for my travels.
Ecoflow sold me a faulty Smart Panel 2. Then they refused to make it right. DO NOT BUY!
@@seanohaoda2841 did they tell you why I would say check the Facebook group and see if they can help you!
I find that hard to believe, as my experience (I have 2 DPUs + SHP2) is that Ecoflow takes care of issues right away. So maybe the issue was that they checked your SHP2 remotely and found nothing wrong with it? Or maybe you tried to install it yourself and as you know warranty does not apply on the SHP2 >>>WITHOUT<<< proof that the SHP2 was NOT professionally installed. BTW, this ONLY applies to SHP2, not other Ecoflow products.
How well do these units work in the Texas heat? I want to put some in my garage, but I am worried it will be too hot.
Hi there I am also in Texas in Dallas specifically it was still working fine at about 110 in my garage now we haven’t gotten a bad heat wave yet so I expect there will be degraded performance at higher temsp
@@williamsung thank you for the response. My concern about high temps is what really held me back. But I bet I could insulate my garage a bit better. Great video! Thanks!
can you send me a link to buy the dummy plug? Thanks
amzn.to/4dd8gpf for the neutral bond plug
Hello amazing setup! Quick question, Did you have to ground the panels and have proper conduits? Are they setup in series?
This is great advice but it really is a lot of work after each load. I'm not sure I would really clean it as thoroughly after each load if I had this machine.
I usually do all of that like once every couple weeks. Otherwise I just clean and rinse the lint trap after every load. It usually dries in under an hour.
Hi William. As you admit your self in this video, you don't actually save a lot of money -- but honestly, you actually do save a massive amount of energy (you went from 41 kWh to 16 kWh. that's 39% of 41; that's over 60% energy savings. that's massive.) -- my question to you is why did you choose this combo heat pump unit over traditional washer and dryer units? You're in TX so I don't imagine you're tight on physical space for two units of washer / dryer. I do like the energy savings of heat pumps but your cleaning routine after each wash is way too much work for the average female. It's a lot of effort after each wash. I would understand it more if you did live in CA and paid 35-60 cents / kWh for electricity but at your rate of 15 cents there's no real need for a heat pump washer/dryers. I'm not against this tech. I'm just don't see a real need for your use case.
Hey there For my family we only do three loads of laundry a week or 9 days depending on the season. A athletic, regular, and towel load pretty consistently with a bedding load sprinkled in as well. We are only two with occasional guest so not a lot of loads. So it was easy for us to do it all in one. This way we could fit more storage items into the laundry room for cleaning equipment etc. we also liked if we were leaving we could throw a load in and it would dry as well if we wanted to do a load a day. Cleaning routine wise as you saw in the video was mainly to clean the lint out which for the regular between use cleaning takes about 2-3 minutes. And maitenance cleaning like rinsing the lint catchers was a 10 minute maitenance step so I would say it’s not bad all things considered. The other case for the lower energy pull would be for solar too in our case. As it’s a lower draw than an electric dryer you can play more appliances into a side panel and run off a solar inverter much more easily.
@@williamsung Very good point about 1 load in 1 machine. That really is pretty useful where you can go out and do things and come back to a dried load of laundry. With 2 units, you do have to be there to move load from washer to dryer. That is a VERY BIG PRO! Please do keep us updated on how the compressor is doing. My biggest fear with this machine or even a heat pump water heater is that the compressor goes out after a few years. That would be such a pain. But good luck and best wishes with this model.
Where did you get your solar panels? I want to attach our panels on the roof and Ecoflow has advised that I get tEcoFlow 400W Rigid Solar Panel | . But it's out of stock.
@@GJKSTUDIO I see here in Texas there are a lot of private sellers o I just sourced it locally. But eg4 or Santan have a lot solar panels that will work just as well as the Ecoflow ones
Great job in video, you are literally hitting every item on my question list
The solar panel link doesn't go to specific panels. Are these 200 watt? While i can completely understand the comments here when there is a natural disaster it propane and gas tend to be sold out or everything is closed as they also lost power. Yes this is more expensive than a gas/propane gen but if you live in area prone to hurricanes it may be worth it to have multiple sources of backup power
Hi William. Who did you hire for your SoLar instal? thank you
Hi Ryan im also from Dfw area. I live in Melissa Tx. Very intrested on your setup.
You should improve the audio of your videos
Thanks for this video! Would be great to know which solar panels you’re using and the setup/wiring. In the video you show a clip of flat laying a few in the yard, I’m thinking to do the same at least initially. Also, how has the unit held up in Texas summer heat? Is it stored in the garage? I’ve read a user have issues with storing the unit in the garage in Texas, stated it was having issues.
@@3affaf hi there I’ve been monitoring the heat currently. So far it has gotten all the way up to 110-115f range with 40% humidity and still ran fine only thing I did notice was solar charging degraded a little. It was maybe down 10-15% it’s usual peak. The next big finish up project is to get the solar panels off the ground onto a mount which I will be trying to diy maybe with some friend help and I will document that ☺️
Great video!
Great useful video! Question: for your solar, did you find a rapid shutdown system that works with DPUs/SHP2? I'm looking at getting permit for roof install and would require rapid shutdown and Ecoflow CS couldn't even recommend a system. I'm hoping Tigo TS4 will work.
I believe you will need something like a tigo4 and a rapid shut off switch I am not sure how it communicates with the dpu. But should just shut off at the array/module level. Mainly for safety for roof installs I don’t see why it wouldn’t be able to communicate a shut down to the modules as long as the tigos or an optimizer are on each panel.
Hey great video - we are in Houston and I've decided to start out our system with the Delta Pro Ultra and the 400W solar panel they sell. What solar panels did you go with? I'd be curious to see as I am already thinking of expanding our battery capacity and solar setup. My initial thought was that we needed a backup system but now I am thinking we can find ways to hopefully reduce our power bill as well.
Hi! Same here in Houston! Looking for solar panel installer, do you have a contact?
@@OhhhSheila88 on the same boat
Great video! I was wondering if you could create a video demonstrating how you ran your solar lines into your house and set up your array.
@@yahsoulbro2018 you bet I’ll be working on it ☺️
@@williamsung , Thanks I really appreciate it.
@@williamsunginterested in how you got solar hooked up as well
Same. Solar hookup?!
Oh if I had known you were in the Dallas area, I could have given you my installer's information. He does EcoFlow installs all the time and did my SHP2 install in a few hours. And a slight correction, the batteries weigh a little over 100 1bs (114) and not close to 200 lbs - but still very heavy. 😀😀
Oh nice where in Dallas are ya. Im actually relatively new to the area so i didnt have a trusted electrician that i knew so i relied heavily on ecoflows network.
@@williamsung I'm in the southern area of Dallas - a couple miles south of Dallas.
I’m in DFW and might be interested in the installer info. However, I got their hassle free package.
Does this system allow you to back feed to the gris for net metering?
@@Tom-hb1no No it does not allow you to back feed to the grid for net metering.
Thanks for making me never want to buy a tesla again
With my gas car i fill up a gallon jug and put it in the tank. So simple 😂
This is so dumb and complicated 😂
How’s it dumb? I’m actually looking into doing something similar but with a Model Y. I spent $120 in 4 days on gas for my F-250 so you can imagine how much a month that is. I have 3 acres which is plenty of room for solar panels. So a few 400 watt panels and I can charge the Model Y for free. This guy went the expensive route with those delta pros.
How do you separate the two lint screens to get trapped lint from in between?
@@jimm.5384 there should be a pull tab area that has a concave to pull just a little bit of elbow grease and it should come apart it’s mostly held together by a piece of plastic that slide in together.
@@williamsungGreat. Thanks for the help!
That’s nowhere even close to a 5 ton AC
Your HOA know about those panels? Planning to do something similar once my house is built.
So it weighs 5000kg's? Who would have thought 🙈
Since the terminology is all over the place. Does it use 5kWh (amount of energy) to boot up? Or does it need 5kW (energy used per second j/s) just to run?
Electrician here, does not need 5kwh to start, electric motors can use up to 4x rated current to start up but its only for a few seconds at most. Also this is a split system so the compressor wouldnt be using all 5kw probably more like 2.5-3.5kw which would give a max startup load of 14kw. Side note, the array is unlikely to be able to output what which would just mean the motor would start abit slower
So the power draw for boot up was around 40 amps at the 240 (I do have a soft start) so the initial draw was probably in the the 8-9kw range and drew a constant 4-5kw with the blower running as well. Inverters and battery powered the inrush
Your video inspired me to try tweaking some settings on my unit. Have had it on the Dry setting all day. Assuming it’s dehumidifying the air at a much higher level than the ac does? I’ll bring a humidity counter in to see. But it definitely feels dryer and cooler than it did before. I am wondering if I’ve learned a protip! Central Texas is humid, and it will be insane for the next week or so with Beryl coming through.
Stay safe during Beryl. Yea I had the best results so far with cool and manually keeping the fan on high. The boost didn’t really do anything on my end didn’t see significant change on the power draw maybe a 3-5% increase but would pretty quickly go back to the max draw at 1100-1200watts not sure what’s happening there.
Going the mini split route if mine craps out
I am also strongly considering doing the same. the ducting going all over the attic and still not having good ventilation is nuts to me. And so expensive to maintain😅
I am on my third year with this Midea model. I am pretty impressed. It is quiet and efficient. I have one room in my house that will not cool down with the Central AC, so this was a great solution. I thought the install was harder than it made it out to be. What is that netting you have on the outside section of the unit?
Same very impressed with the output for a room our central ac seems to have trouble getting airflow into. the net is a protector i got for leaves and bugs amzn.to/4eRuuyQ is the link to it :)
@@williamsung Thank you! Added it to my Prime Days list!
I've had mine for two months now and it's the best washer/dryer that I've ever bought.
Nice. But Bose let me down on the frames they stop working and I see that they don’t sell any frames anymore
Can you charge the power stations from the tesla during its lvl1,lvl2, supercharging?
What chair was that?
Herman miller aeron
Well done!
I tried to watch, it seems like good content, but the constant beeping in the background music was making me nauseous and I just couldn't watch more than a minute.
So you can get a Jakery 3000 and with the max of 6 panels each 200watts [1200watts] and get similar results?
I’m not sure about the jackery you could possibly get regular 120v 15amp charging with a jackery 3000. So 4-6 miles an hour for most Evs.
@@williamsung I'm confused about the 2 chargers you used. Can you still get 18 miles a hour with just 1 charger but lots of solar panels like you did? Or that's only possible with 2 units?
@@exil3dlivecom so watts work volts times amps. If you have one delta pro you can use 120 volts up to 30 amps which is about 3600 watts real world something like 3000 watts. And if you get two units you can get 240v at 30 amps 7200 watts real world around 5800 watts. Depending on what kind of car for me Tesla model x it requires 5800-6000watts to get 18 miles. A smaller car probably a little less. The newer delta pro ultra can do 240v 30 amp by itself so you would need one unit. For solar panels that’s controlled by something else called the mppt. Which is a solar charge controller and it will direct the power from the solar panels either to load or battery and it also has limitations on how much solar can come in so you cannot exceed that limit the additional power will come from the batteries.
18 miles per hour equals to those free Shell Charging Stations at malls. They do 6kwh. Ive used them and get 36 miles in 2 hours. Thats actually impressive.
eeeee what have i done? smh it was updating all day.. or preparing update and then husband came and looked and toouched somethign and now it wont stop talking but nothing is working.. boohoo hoo please help
Unplug and plug it back in this happened to me as well it seems like it was trying to update. And as soon as it turns on and runs switch to wifi to a 2.4 wifi network it runs way more stable if you do that.