How’s the brane treating ya.?

That's the plan! But from what I can tell right now, it’s very comparable to the Harman Kardon go play 3, but at louder volumes it’s not that good…

@@inanckaymak7394 yes it is, just use an outlet adapter.

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Par what?

@@electechchannel3739 I think you meant power? Yes?

I would have put the breaker box in the floor directly below the wash basin because when you are on your knees crawling in the dark, during a fire, last place you want to be is vertical. but nobody listens to me. JK

It depends on the power draw. As long as it’s under 2000W you should be good to go. The Delta Pro larger unit can put put up to 3600W, that would probably be better for heating.

@@electechchannel3739 ty so much just got started looking into this I'll probably be back with a few more questions. Thanks for this awesome video!

yeah, its not a safe way to do it but he turned off the main breaker, so it is not feeding back to the power lines like you have said. It's probably fine if he's the only one in the house, but I would not recommend this method. There are a lot safer ways to do this yes. but you are overexaggerating about killing the line man. now if he forgets to switch the breaker, well this is a bad story.. that's why I don't recommend this method as people forget shit all the time and when you do it could be a bad outcome

If the main is off you will not be back feeding out through main line . Only feeding the lines in the home.

@@terrycollier183 yea, but really an unsafe way to do it. better to buy a few off the shelf parts for the braker box so as not to make a mistake. a very bad mistake if you accidently forget to turn off the main

He needs a generator transfer switch installed. You are risking a back feed with this and I believe it may be legally problematic. Check your local laws.

Disconnect main breaker to home its alled off on the fuckin breaker the big 200 amp breaker simply flip it off it can't go to any power lines

You can stack them. Source: I have a delta Max + extra battery + 8x 100w panels in 4S2P config.

OfCourse not, if he was, he wouldn't recommend something like that in a public video on youtube.

Sorry to hear that. But yeah, it takes some common sense and knowledge to use one.

@@electechchannel3739 and that common sense and knowledge isn't everywhere on this planet. You should delete that video, you might kill someone. At least, do it in the right way. It's like a video how to make a bomb, but this bomb might give your house electricity, but also can kill someone.

Thanks for watching ;)

Great video if you have some sense and know what you are doing. Otherwise don't try.

This type you can use up to 3. They have the Pro model which you can use up to 6 for a total of 22kw, which will run a house for days. Yes it can be used with any electrical box and yes the cable is technically illegal but very easy to build with store bought parts.

@@electechchannel3739 the name of the plug itself was terrifying but then to actually read the comments that yes it could kill you oh I mean I think it's a great idea but that plug would need more work on it that I myself would want to even deal with I'm not saying I'm a klutz well I have been known to do some stupid this is too close to those warnings they give you do not touch a live wire went down and now I'm actually going to stick it into a wall I think they probably need to come up with something a little bit more safer maybe they can go ahead and have it just plug into the actual fuse box and have it like that technology has gotten so up but they still keep the same old things sure it's got to be something different then doing that I'm sorry but your idol is wonderful but I don't think I have the technical skills or the knowledge or even possibly or the situation where I could electrocute myself oh just to let you know I'm in a wheelchair which is surrounded with metal in some cases I don't want to Lily have electrical chair on Wheels know I think they might need to come up with something a little bit more safe proof than then actually touching something and who I would have even do this I probably wouldn't I think I would just stick with the generator and then just plug it directly into the outlets I need versus trying to and I'll try I was just plug the refrigerator for I'll just plug the air conditioner I just plug and plug it separate I can run these things differently all technology needs to get a little bit more advanced before I go sticking something that says suicide but thanks dude maybe this company will come up with something compatible with a fuse box that can be connected directly into the fuse box and run all the appliances safely and maybe you saying this may get the wheels on the bus up some scientist to come up with a better option that's more grounded

Amazon has them

Care to elaborate? I'm interested in doing this... I believe the EcoFlow Smart panel will do it, but that is really costly. Just looking for emergency use during actual power outage.

@@Travis-hj9ic Important thing is installing a generator interlock kit on your main electrical panel. That will prevent backfeeding electricity to the lines that supply your house. You will also need a breaker for the generator and an inlet box to plug in the generator .

I agree - it’s a called a suicide cord. My friend was severely burned and almost killed by one.

I’m case I didn’t clarify on the video, the cable must always be plugged at both ends first BEFORE turning the power on, and even more importantly the main house fuse must be switched off.

@@Trillville43it’s a great idea if you know what you are doing.

Hold on.... Apart from some information that needs to be clarified.. But is that electricity fuse box above your sink/bath.... WTF

ecoflow delta pro can act as a generator

You clearly missed the several mentions about him saying to turn off the main breaker…. You can’t back feed the grid when that’s off. Either way not that I’m saying it’s ok, but trust me, a lineman is not working on a power line assuming that everyone that line is serving is properly connected to the grid and if they are assuming that then they won’t be a lineman for very long.

I have problem with my Pro (1 year old) 1) solar charge drops from 1600W to 1281W max. 2) 12 volts output dead. 3) 2 extra batteries drain unevenly and reply from tech support always take a week, they want I sent it back so they can fix the problem.

Contact the company. I’m sure they will help. Nothing is produced perfectly. Issues happen.

You can’t really purchase that type of cord, you have to buy the parts separate and make it yourself.

@@electechchannel3739 Thanks! I am not that good at putting things together, Lol, wish I could pay you to make one for me and have it shipped.

The main panel is over a sink!

@@jerrywest7068 😂

Awesome idea! I’d have to combine some circuits in my panel since it’s already full but yeah that would definitely work, thanks for pointing it out.

@@electechchannel3739 Still can't use 240V appliances though since both legs will be the same phase, however.

I’ll do it this weekend, thanks for the interest.