ECO FLOW Delta Pro 3 with GC 2025

[kubaPL]

Hi, my name is Kuba and I'm new to the forum – I'd like to take this opportunity to say hello

I'm picking up my GC 600, version 2025, in mid-September.
I've been considering GC power solutions for a while. Assuming I don't want to void my warranty (drilling the roof, etc.), I concluded that a simple way to ensure a lot of energy is to integrate the GC 600 system with a high-capacity docking station. My choice fell on the ECO FLOE Dela 3 pro – the newest and most powerful from the ECO FLOW range.
I've contacted many suppliers of electric solutions for campers, but they were usually expensive and time-consuming. I found a module offered by Grandcali (https://www.grandcali.com/en/lets-talk-about-electricity) and it seems like a great solution. I bought the station yesterday and plan to place an order with Grandcali any day now. My question is, has anyone used this solution? It seems brilliant in its simplicity. After purchasing foldable solar panels, the solution seems economical, sensible, and SIMPLE. Is this true? Or is this just the impression of someone who doesn't have daily experience with campers?

Let me know, what u think about this solution- pls.

Best Regard

K

 

[Wannabecamperman]

Many of use power banks for camping, but there is a huge difference between the dc/dc charges that give upto 800w while driving and a 12v plug in that yields around 96w.

I can't quite make out what the Grandcali website uses as it's in German, but there are many searchable threads on this. The foldable solar panels used when stationary are a great idea. We do this all the time.

 

[kubaPL]

Hi, thanks for your reply. The solution offered by GrandCali seems to be the only ready-made solution on the market – maybe I'm wrong? I'd love to learn about other solutions that are as simple as this. You plug their module into the GC system and connect it to the Charging Station. From then on, you can use all 230V, 12V, and other outlets, using the energy stored by the stations. You can charge the station however you like – it's integrated with the GC, so you can charge after connecting your car to a power source. Regards

Wysłane z mojego SM-S938B przy użyciu Tapatalka

 

[Maidment_Ocean]

Many of use power banks for camping, but there is a huge difference between the dc/dc charges that give upto 800w while driving and a 12v plug in that yields around 96w.

I can't quite make out what the Grandcali website uses as it's in German, but there are many searchable threads on this. The foldable solar panels used when stationary are a great idea. We do this all the time.

You can select English on the site.

 

[Wannabecamperman]

Hi, thanks for your reply. The solution offered by GrandCali seems to be the only ready-made solution on the market – maybe I'm wrong? I'd love to learn about other solutions that are as simple as this. You plug their module into the GC system and connect it to the Charging Station. From then on, you can use all 230V, 12V, and other outlets, using the energy stored by the stations. You can charge the station however you like – it's integrated with the GC, so you can charge after connecting your car to a power source. Regards

Wysłane z mojego SM-S938B przy użyciu Tapatalka

But you can do this with ANY power bank large enough to support the wattage draw - no wiring required.

 

[kubaPL]

thank you.

I know that any charging station model is possible – that's obvious – this particular one is within my budget, and I managed to buy it at an attractive price.

I also know that I can carry everything with me and simply connect the charging station to the car.

I was looking for a solution that would easily integrate the station with the GC without the need for long cables and extension cords.