How a Mini Solar Generator runs an AC mini split through generator transfer switch | Delta Mini
📝 Description
Discount Coupon code ($50 off $500): SAVE50TGBATG On this episode, we take a look at a solar generator from Ecoflow powering a AC mini split unit. The mini split unit is a third generation, DIY MrCool 12 K heat pump. We use an EcoFlow Delta mini (first gen) to power the mini split unit through an EZ generator switch. On a normal day with good sun we are able to run the AC unit a little over half day from the solar generator. When in cooling mode, it will consume somewhere between 500 to 700 W, but after reaches the set temperature, it will usually hover between 75 to 150 watts. If you have the maximum amount of solar connected, you should be able to get through more than half a day assuming you started with a full charge. If you raise the temp and are able to keep the room/area less cold, you can definitely get through the whole day, with good solar and a decent temp. These tests and real world usage were done in summer in the southeast in August and September. Obviously your specific scenario and results may vary due to the different variables. This is just our experience. This video is not sponsored and none of the materials used in the video where promotional or given to us. This is just from our own experience. Timecode 0:00 - Ecoflow Delta Mini 0:22 - Mr Cool Mini split 0:32 - EZ generator switch 2:12 - Ecoflow Delta Mini AC connection EcoFlow Delta mini https://amzn.to/3RKC9Gj Mr Cool DIY Mini split https://amzn.to/3RpE9Dp EZ generator switch https://amzn.to/3ZrQeKA Solar panels connected (2x) - Panels used in this video https://amzn.to/3ZmzB2P Solar panels I use with this unit normally https://heliene.com/132hc-m10-sl-monofacial-module/