Ecoflow Dual Fuel Smart Generator: Self-sufficient for up to 5 days

Along with the Dual-Fuel Smart Generator, Ecoflow has released a new emergency power generator that can run on both propane gas and gasoline. The generator should provide power for up to five days. The whole thing is available now for 1,599 euros.

Anyone looking for a way to overcome power outages will quickly turn to Ecoflow providers. The manufacturer is best known for its mobile power stations, some of which can be attached to solar modules. We’ve already taken a closer look at the Ecoflow Delta Mini Powerstation to get an idea Around 1,000 euros To solve an expensive emergency. Now with the manufacturer Dualkraftstoff smart generator A new sum on the basis Fossil fuel Declaration This means that the generator can be used regardless of the time of day or the weather.

Unlike classic diesel emergency generators, smart generators can be Gasoline or propane Conducted especially the latter should Quieter and more efficient operation In addition, generators emit fewer pollutants when burning propane gas than gasoline or diesel. Maintenance effort is also relatively low. According to EcoFlow, dual fuel generators produce up to 20 kWh of electricityThat is enough to feed an average family for about five days.

Of course, the whole thing has several Safety measures and precautionsTo ensure safe operation. These include a CO warning system, temperature monitoring, and a fuel and engine oil alarm light. In addition, the smart generator with the whole Ecoflow Ecosystem Appropriate. This means that the unit can be operated together with the Power Station Delta Pro or Delta Max.

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Arian Krasniki … part of the team since 2021 and mainly works on hardware components and other technological innovations. Current games on PC and consoles are also part of his passion. Alongside his work, Ariane studied architecture at RWTH Aachen University.

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