EcoFlow DELTA Pro vs Honda EU2200i

“>You get what you pay for with generators. I have 4 generators. Two hondas and two firmans from Costco. For a given wattage the Hondas are 4x the price of the firmans. I've been extremely disappointed in my Honda EU2200i that I purchased new from an authorized Honda dealer. I live off grid near the arctic circle and use the generators often. The ergonomics of the Hondas are better, but the honda eu2200i is NOT reliable. It never has been from the day I bought it. It has had multiple issues. The firmans on the other hand just work. I love Honda automobiles. My daily driver is a Honda. I want to like the Honda generators but in my experience they are not worth 4x the price. Plus the firman generators I bought from costco have a 3 year warranty. Getting my EU2200i warrantied by Honda was an absolute nightmare. Knowing what I know now I would not have purchased the Hondas.”

“I've been looking at doing exactly what you describe: 2 Anker F3800+'s with the dual hub connector can provide up to 12KW same as your generator. 2 Ecoflow Delta Pro 3's can be similarly combined for 8KW. Costco had a sale for the 2 units for $4200 that just ended. Ecoflow looks cheaper, but their support from China is worse... firmware updates can turn the system into a brick. Ecoflow also advertises you describe with their smart generator started/stopped by the battery... they claim something like a 40% increase in efficiency by letting the generator run at peak performance. Your idea also lets you use a much smaller generator as you only need to supply the average load vs. the peak loads. It's also a lot quieter when only running the generator to top off the batts... probably won't run at all over night.”