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EcoFlow Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable
Connect compatible solar panels directly to the Low-PV input on your EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra with the EcoFlow Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable. This genuine EcoFlow accessory features a photovoltaic connector interface on the solar-panel side and a dedicated CP30 connector for the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input.
With an 8.2-foot (2.5-meter) cable length, it provides a convenient connection between a compatible solar array and the DELTA Pro Ultra inverter. It is designed for solar configurations operating within the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input limits of 30–150V DC, 15A maximum and 1,600W maximum.
Important Compatibility Notice
This cable is designed specifically for the EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input. It is not an XT60, XT60i or High-PV charging cable. Confirm the solar-array voltage, current, polarity and connector compatibility before connecting the panels.
Connect Solar Panels to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV Port
The DELTA Pro Ultra includes separate High-PV and Low-PV solar inputs. This cable connects compatible solar panels to the dedicated Low-PV input port, making it suitable for lower-voltage portable or rigid solar-panel arrays that fall within the supported input range.
The photovoltaic connectors attach to the solar-panel leads, while the CP30 end connects to the Low-PV input on the DELTA Pro Ultra inverter. Once the solar array is connected correctly, the DELTA Pro Ultra can use the available solar energy to recharge its connected battery system.
Key Features
- Genuine EcoFlow solar charging accessory
- Designed for the EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra
- Connects solar panels to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV port
- CP30 connector on the power-station side
- Photovoltaic connectors on the solar-panel side
- 8.2 ft. / 2.5 m cable length
- Supports properly configured portable or rigid solar panels
- Simple plug-in connection
- Useful for home-backup, off-grid and portable solar installations
- Supports Low-PV solar arrays within the DELTA Pro Ultra input limits
DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV Input Limits
| Supported Voltage Range | 30–150V DC |
| Maximum Input Current | 15A |
| Maximum Low-PV Input Power | 1,600W |
| DELTA Pro Ultra Total Solar Input | Up to 5,600W when the High-PV and Low-PV inputs are used within their individual limits |
Important: The electrical limits listed above belong to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input. The cable does not increase or change the voltage, current or wattage limits of the power station.
Compatible Solar Panels
This charging cable may be used with compatible EcoFlow solar panels and qualifying third-party solar panels that use matching photovoltaic connectors. The combined solar-array electrical specifications must remain within the supported DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV limits.
Before connecting a solar array, verify the following:
- Total open-circuit voltage remains below the maximum input limit
- Solar-array operating voltage reaches the required minimum input voltage
- Total input current does not exceed the supported maximum
- Total rated solar power does not exceed the Low-PV input rating
- Connector type and polarity are correct
- Panels are wired in a safe series or parallel arrangement
- All panels used together have compatible electrical specifications
Series and Parallel Solar Wiring
Solar panels may be wired in series or parallel depending on their voltage and current specifications. Wiring panels in series increases the total voltage while generally maintaining the current of one panel. Wiring panels in parallel increases current while generally maintaining the voltage of one panel.
Because the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input has both voltage and current limits, the final array must be calculated before connecting it. EcoFlow generally recommends using panels with matching electrical specifications and carefully checking the total open-circuit voltage and short-circuit current.
When third-party solar panels are used, series wiring is often preferred because large parallel arrays can exceed the power station's current limit even when their voltage remains low.
Low-PV vs. High-PV Input
| Feature | Low-PV Input | High-PV Input |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage Range | 30–150V DC | 80–450V DC |
| Maximum Current | 15A | 15A |
| Maximum Power | 1,600W | 4,000W |
| Typical Use | Lower-voltage portable or rigid solar arrays | Higher-voltage residential-style solar strings |
| Required Cable | EcoFlow Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable | Compatible High-PV solar connection equipment |
This product is intended only for the Low-PV connection. Do not attempt to force the CP30 connector into another EcoFlow port or use the cable as a substitute for a High-PV cable.
Ideal Applications
- EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra solar charging
- Portable solar-panel arrays
- Rigid solar-panel arrays
- Home emergency backup systems
- Off-grid cabins and workshops
- RV and mobile solar installations
- Temporary emergency-power setups
- Residential solar charging without direct grid dependence
- Expanding an existing DELTA Pro Ultra solar system
Product Specifications
| Manufacturer | EcoFlow |
| Product Name | EcoFlow Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable |
| Product Type | Solar charging cable |
| Primary Compatibility | EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra |
| Power-Station Connector | CP30 connector |
| Solar Connector | Photovoltaic connector pair |
| Cable Length | 8.2 ft. / 2.5 m |
| Compatible Input Port | DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input |
| Supported System Voltage | Subject to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input range of 30–150V DC |
| Maximum Supported Input Current | Subject to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV limit of 15A |
| Maximum Supported Input Power | Subject to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV limit of 1,600W |
| Color | Black |
| Condition | New |
What Is Included
- One EcoFlow Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable
- CP30 connector
- Photovoltaic connector pair
What Is Not Included
- EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra inverter
- DELTA Pro Ultra battery
- Solar panels
- Solar extension cables
- Parallel solar-connection cables
- Mounting hardware
- High-PV charging cable
- XT60 or XT60i charging cable
- Professional solar design or installation
Connection Instructions
- Turn the DELTA Pro Ultra PV switch to the OFF position.
- Verify that the solar-array voltage, current and power fall within the Low-PV limits.
- Confirm the photovoltaic connector polarity before connecting the solar leads.
- Connect the photovoltaic end of the cable to the compatible solar-panel leads.
- Insert the CP30 connector securely into the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV port.
- Turn the DELTA Pro Ultra PV switch to the ON position to enable solar charging.
- Check the DELTA Pro Ultra display or EcoFlow app to confirm solar input.
Always follow the current EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra user manual. Disconnect the solar array and turn the PV switch off before changing the panel wiring or removing the charging cable.
Solar Safety Information
- Never exceed the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV voltage limit.
- Use the solar panel open-circuit voltage when calculating maximum array voltage.
- Allow additional voltage margin for cold-weather conditions.
- Never connect or disconnect damaged, wet or contaminated connectors.
- Do not modify, splice or repair the cable unless completed by a qualified professional.
- Keep connections secure and protected from excessive strain.
- Use properly rated solar extension cables when additional length is required.
- Consult a qualified solar installer or electrician when designing a permanent array.
Warranty Information
This genuine EcoFlow accessory is covered by the applicable EcoFlow limited warranty. Warranty duration, exclusions and claim requirements are determined by EcoFlow's warranty terms in effect at the time of purchase.
Keep the purchase receipt and product documentation. Damage caused by incorrect solar-array wiring, excessive voltage, excessive current, reversed polarity, unauthorized modification or improper installation may not be covered.
Shipping Information
This accessory normally ships by standard parcel service. Inspect the cable and connectors after delivery and before use. Do not connect the cable if the insulation, terminals or connector housings appear damaged.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the EcoFlow Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable do?
It connects compatible solar panels to the Low-PV input on the EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra inverter.
Which EcoFlow power station is this cable compatible with?
EcoFlow lists this cable as compatible with the DELTA Pro Ultra.
How long is the cable?
The cable is 8.2 feet, or 2.5 meters, long.
What connectors are on the cable?
It has a CP30 connector for the DELTA Pro Ultra and photovoltaic connectors for compatible solar-panel leads.
Is this an XT60 or XT60i cable?
No. This cable uses the dedicated CP30 connector for the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV port.
Can I use it with the regular DELTA Pro?
No. The regular DELTA Pro uses a different solar-input connector. This cable is designed for the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input.
Can I use this cable with the DELTA Pro 3?
No. The DELTA Pro 3 uses a different solar-input connection. Use the cable specifically approved for the DELTA Pro 3.
What is the voltage range of the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV port?
The Low-PV input supports solar arrays operating between 30V and 150V DC.
What is the maximum solar input through the Low-PV port?
The DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input supports up to 1,600W and 15A, provided the array remains within the supported voltage range.
Can I connect 1,600W of solar panels to this cable?
Potentially, but the complete array must remain within the voltage, current and power limits of the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input. Panel ratings and wiring configuration must be calculated before connection.
Can I use third-party solar panels?
Yes, provided the panels have compatible photovoltaic connectors and the combined electrical specifications remain within the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV limits.
Can I connect panels in series?
Yes, provided the total open-circuit voltage remains below the maximum Low-PV input voltage, including cold-weather voltage increases.
Can I connect panels in parallel?
Yes, but parallel wiring increases current. The combined current must remain within the input limit.
Does this cable regulate solar voltage?
No. It is a connection cable and does not reduce, regulate or convert the solar-array voltage.
Can it be used with the High-PV input?
No. It is designed for the Low-PV input. The High-PV port requires the correct High-PV connection equipment.
Are solar extension cables included?
No. Extension cables must be purchased separately when additional distance is required.
Does the cable include solar panels?
No. This listing is for the charging cable only.
Do I need to turn off the PV switch before connecting it?
Yes. EcoFlow instructs users to keep the PV switch off while connecting solar panels and turn it on after the connections are secure.
Can the cable be left connected permanently?
It may be used in a properly designed installation, but the connectors and cable must remain protected from damage, strain and conditions outside their rated use.
Should I hire an installer?
A professional is recommended when connecting a large permanent array or whenever the panel wiring, voltage or current calculations are uncertain.
Important Ordering Information
Before ordering, confirm:
- The power station is an EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra
- The cable is intended for the Low-PV input
- The required connector is CP30
- The solar panels use compatible photovoltaic connectors
- The 8.2 ft. cable length is sufficient
- The array remains within 30–150V DC
- The array does not exceed 15A
- The array does not exceed 1,600W
- Any required extension or branching cables are purchased separately
Manufacturer: EcoFlow
Product: Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable
Compatibility: EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra
Connector Type: CP30 to photovoltaic connectors
Length: 8.2 ft. / 2.5 m
Application: Connecting compatible solar panels to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input
Specifications and compatibility are subject to manufacturer changes. Always review the current EcoFlow product page and DELTA Pro Ultra user manual before connecting a solar array.
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Description
EcoFlow Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable
Connect compatible solar panels directly to the Low-PV input on your EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra with the EcoFlow Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable. This genuine EcoFlow accessory features a photovoltaic connector interface on the solar-panel side and a dedicated CP30 connector for the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input.
With an 8.2-foot (2.5-meter) cable length, it provides a convenient connection between a compatible solar array and the DELTA Pro Ultra inverter. It is designed for solar configurations operating within the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input limits of 30–150V DC, 15A maximum and 1,600W maximum.
Important Compatibility Notice
This cable is designed specifically for the EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input. It is not an XT60, XT60i or High-PV charging cable. Confirm the solar-array voltage, current, polarity and connector compatibility before connecting the panels.
Connect Solar Panels to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV Port
The DELTA Pro Ultra includes separate High-PV and Low-PV solar inputs. This cable connects compatible solar panels to the dedicated Low-PV input port, making it suitable for lower-voltage portable or rigid solar-panel arrays that fall within the supported input range.
The photovoltaic connectors attach to the solar-panel leads, while the CP30 end connects to the Low-PV input on the DELTA Pro Ultra inverter. Once the solar array is connected correctly, the DELTA Pro Ultra can use the available solar energy to recharge its connected battery system.
Key Features
- Genuine EcoFlow solar charging accessory
- Designed for the EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra
- Connects solar panels to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV port
- CP30 connector on the power-station side
- Photovoltaic connectors on the solar-panel side
- 8.2 ft. / 2.5 m cable length
- Supports properly configured portable or rigid solar panels
- Simple plug-in connection
- Useful for home-backup, off-grid and portable solar installations
- Supports Low-PV solar arrays within the DELTA Pro Ultra input limits
DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV Input Limits
| Supported Voltage Range | 30–150V DC |
| Maximum Input Current | 15A |
| Maximum Low-PV Input Power | 1,600W |
| DELTA Pro Ultra Total Solar Input | Up to 5,600W when the High-PV and Low-PV inputs are used within their individual limits |
Important: The electrical limits listed above belong to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input. The cable does not increase or change the voltage, current or wattage limits of the power station.
Compatible Solar Panels
This charging cable may be used with compatible EcoFlow solar panels and qualifying third-party solar panels that use matching photovoltaic connectors. The combined solar-array electrical specifications must remain within the supported DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV limits.
Before connecting a solar array, verify the following:
- Total open-circuit voltage remains below the maximum input limit
- Solar-array operating voltage reaches the required minimum input voltage
- Total input current does not exceed the supported maximum
- Total rated solar power does not exceed the Low-PV input rating
- Connector type and polarity are correct
- Panels are wired in a safe series or parallel arrangement
- All panels used together have compatible electrical specifications
Series and Parallel Solar Wiring
Solar panels may be wired in series or parallel depending on their voltage and current specifications. Wiring panels in series increases the total voltage while generally maintaining the current of one panel. Wiring panels in parallel increases current while generally maintaining the voltage of one panel.
Because the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input has both voltage and current limits, the final array must be calculated before connecting it. EcoFlow generally recommends using panels with matching electrical specifications and carefully checking the total open-circuit voltage and short-circuit current.
When third-party solar panels are used, series wiring is often preferred because large parallel arrays can exceed the power station's current limit even when their voltage remains low.
Low-PV vs. High-PV Input
| Feature | Low-PV Input | High-PV Input |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage Range | 30–150V DC | 80–450V DC |
| Maximum Current | 15A | 15A |
| Maximum Power | 1,600W | 4,000W |
| Typical Use | Lower-voltage portable or rigid solar arrays | Higher-voltage residential-style solar strings |
| Required Cable | EcoFlow Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable | Compatible High-PV solar connection equipment |
This product is intended only for the Low-PV connection. Do not attempt to force the CP30 connector into another EcoFlow port or use the cable as a substitute for a High-PV cable.
Ideal Applications
- EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra solar charging
- Portable solar-panel arrays
- Rigid solar-panel arrays
- Home emergency backup systems
- Off-grid cabins and workshops
- RV and mobile solar installations
- Temporary emergency-power setups
- Residential solar charging without direct grid dependence
- Expanding an existing DELTA Pro Ultra solar system
Product Specifications
| Manufacturer | EcoFlow |
| Product Name | EcoFlow Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable |
| Product Type | Solar charging cable |
| Primary Compatibility | EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra |
| Power-Station Connector | CP30 connector |
| Solar Connector | Photovoltaic connector pair |
| Cable Length | 8.2 ft. / 2.5 m |
| Compatible Input Port | DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input |
| Supported System Voltage | Subject to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input range of 30–150V DC |
| Maximum Supported Input Current | Subject to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV limit of 15A |
| Maximum Supported Input Power | Subject to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV limit of 1,600W |
| Color | Black |
| Condition | New |
What Is Included
- One EcoFlow Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable
- CP30 connector
- Photovoltaic connector pair
What Is Not Included
- EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra inverter
- DELTA Pro Ultra battery
- Solar panels
- Solar extension cables
- Parallel solar-connection cables
- Mounting hardware
- High-PV charging cable
- XT60 or XT60i charging cable
- Professional solar design or installation
Connection Instructions
- Turn the DELTA Pro Ultra PV switch to the OFF position.
- Verify that the solar-array voltage, current and power fall within the Low-PV limits.
- Confirm the photovoltaic connector polarity before connecting the solar leads.
- Connect the photovoltaic end of the cable to the compatible solar-panel leads.
- Insert the CP30 connector securely into the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV port.
- Turn the DELTA Pro Ultra PV switch to the ON position to enable solar charging.
- Check the DELTA Pro Ultra display or EcoFlow app to confirm solar input.
Always follow the current EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra user manual. Disconnect the solar array and turn the PV switch off before changing the panel wiring or removing the charging cable.
Solar Safety Information
- Never exceed the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV voltage limit.
- Use the solar panel open-circuit voltage when calculating maximum array voltage.
- Allow additional voltage margin for cold-weather conditions.
- Never connect or disconnect damaged, wet or contaminated connectors.
- Do not modify, splice or repair the cable unless completed by a qualified professional.
- Keep connections secure and protected from excessive strain.
- Use properly rated solar extension cables when additional length is required.
- Consult a qualified solar installer or electrician when designing a permanent array.
Warranty Information
This genuine EcoFlow accessory is covered by the applicable EcoFlow limited warranty. Warranty duration, exclusions and claim requirements are determined by EcoFlow's warranty terms in effect at the time of purchase.
Keep the purchase receipt and product documentation. Damage caused by incorrect solar-array wiring, excessive voltage, excessive current, reversed polarity, unauthorized modification or improper installation may not be covered.
Shipping Information
This accessory normally ships by standard parcel service. Inspect the cable and connectors after delivery and before use. Do not connect the cable if the insulation, terminals or connector housings appear damaged.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the EcoFlow Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable do?
It connects compatible solar panels to the Low-PV input on the EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra inverter.
Which EcoFlow power station is this cable compatible with?
EcoFlow lists this cable as compatible with the DELTA Pro Ultra.
How long is the cable?
The cable is 8.2 feet, or 2.5 meters, long.
What connectors are on the cable?
It has a CP30 connector for the DELTA Pro Ultra and photovoltaic connectors for compatible solar-panel leads.
Is this an XT60 or XT60i cable?
No. This cable uses the dedicated CP30 connector for the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV port.
Can I use it with the regular DELTA Pro?
No. The regular DELTA Pro uses a different solar-input connector. This cable is designed for the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input.
Can I use this cable with the DELTA Pro 3?
No. The DELTA Pro 3 uses a different solar-input connection. Use the cable specifically approved for the DELTA Pro 3.
What is the voltage range of the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV port?
The Low-PV input supports solar arrays operating between 30V and 150V DC.
What is the maximum solar input through the Low-PV port?
The DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input supports up to 1,600W and 15A, provided the array remains within the supported voltage range.
Can I connect 1,600W of solar panels to this cable?
Potentially, but the complete array must remain within the voltage, current and power limits of the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input. Panel ratings and wiring configuration must be calculated before connection.
Can I use third-party solar panels?
Yes, provided the panels have compatible photovoltaic connectors and the combined electrical specifications remain within the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV limits.
Can I connect panels in series?
Yes, provided the total open-circuit voltage remains below the maximum Low-PV input voltage, including cold-weather voltage increases.
Can I connect panels in parallel?
Yes, but parallel wiring increases current. The combined current must remain within the input limit.
Does this cable regulate solar voltage?
No. It is a connection cable and does not reduce, regulate or convert the solar-array voltage.
Can it be used with the High-PV input?
No. It is designed for the Low-PV input. The High-PV port requires the correct High-PV connection equipment.
Are solar extension cables included?
No. Extension cables must be purchased separately when additional distance is required.
Does the cable include solar panels?
No. This listing is for the charging cable only.
Do I need to turn off the PV switch before connecting it?
Yes. EcoFlow instructs users to keep the PV switch off while connecting solar panels and turn it on after the connections are secure.
Can the cable be left connected permanently?
It may be used in a properly designed installation, but the connectors and cable must remain protected from damage, strain and conditions outside their rated use.
Should I hire an installer?
A professional is recommended when connecting a large permanent array or whenever the panel wiring, voltage or current calculations are uncertain.
Important Ordering Information
Before ordering, confirm:
- The power station is an EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra
- The cable is intended for the Low-PV input
- The required connector is CP30
- The solar panels use compatible photovoltaic connectors
- The 8.2 ft. cable length is sufficient
- The array remains within 30–150V DC
- The array does not exceed 15A
- The array does not exceed 1,600W
- Any required extension or branching cables are purchased separately
Manufacturer: EcoFlow
Product: Solar to Low-PV Port Charging Cable
Compatibility: EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra
Connector Type: CP30 to photovoltaic connectors
Length: 8.2 ft. / 2.5 m
Application: Connecting compatible solar panels to the DELTA Pro Ultra Low-PV input
Specifications and compatibility are subject to manufacturer changes. Always review the current EcoFlow product page and DELTA Pro Ultra user manual before connecting a solar array.
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