Complete Your EcoFlow Setup
- The right accessories make the difference between a good energy system and a great one — proper cables ensure maximum solar input, correct adapters unlock additional charging sources, and hubs let you scale your system without limits.
- All EcoFlow accessories are engineered specifically for EcoFlow stations — guaranteed compatibility, safe operation, and optimal performance with no guesswork.
- Not sure which accessories you need for your setup? Our specialists will help you identify exactly what's missing and how to get the most out of your EcoFlow system.
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EcoFlow Double Voltage Hub (DELTA Pro)
Vendor:EcoFlowEcoFlow Double Voltage Hub (DELTA Pro)
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- $110.00
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- $110.00
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EcoFlow DELTA Pro to Smart Generator Adapter
Vendor:EcoFlowEcoFlow DELTA Pro to Smart Generator Adapter
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- $59.00
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- $59.00
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EcoFlow EV X-Stream Adapter (DELTA Pro)
Vendor:EcoFlowEcoFlow EV X-Stream Adapter (DELTA Pro)
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- $99.00
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- $99.00
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EcoFlow Solar to XT60/XT60i Charging Cable
Vendor:EcoFlowEcoFlow Solar to XT60/XT60i Charging Cable
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- $18.00
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- $18.00
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EcoFlow Solar Parallel Connection Cable
Vendor:EcoFlowEcoFlow Solar Parallel Connection Cable
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- $19.00
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- $19.00
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FAQ
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Can I charge my EcoFlow station from my car while driving?
Yes — and it's one of the most practical use cases for the Car Charging Cable:
- How it works: Plug the Car Charging Cable into your vehicle's 12V cigarette lighter socket and connect it to your EcoFlow station's DC input port.
- Charging speed: Typically delivers 100–120W — enough to meaningfully top up a RIVER series station during a long drive.
- Real example: A 3-hour highway drive can add approximately 300–360 Wh to your station — enough to fully charge a RIVER 3 or add significant runtime to a DELTA station.
- No engine strain: The draw is comparable to running a phone charger — your car's alternator handles it without any noticeable impact.
- Pro tip: Only charge while the engine is running to avoid draining your car battery.
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What's the difference between the Solar Extension Cable and the Solar Parallel Cable?
They look similar but do completely different things:
- Solar Extension Cable ($29.99) — Makes your existing cable longer. Use it when your solar panel is far from your station and the standard cable doesn't reach. Adds length without changing the electrical configuration.
- Solar Parallel Cable ($19) — Connects two solar panels to one station simultaneously. Use it when you want to double your solar input by running two panels at the same time.
- Can I use both? Yes — extend one or both panel cables with extension cables, then combine them with the parallel cable into a single station input.
- Quick rule: Need more distance → Extension Cable. Need more panels → Parallel Cable.
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Can I use non-EcoFlow solar cables with my station?
Technically yes, but with important caveats:
- MC4 is universal: Most solar panels use industry-standard MC4 connectors — any MC4-compatible cable will physically connect to EcoFlow panels.
- XT60 end matters: The station-side connector must match your specific EcoFlow model's solar input — XT60, XT60i, Anderson, or DC5525 depending on the model.
- Quality matters: Cheap third-party cables can have higher resistance, reducing efficiency and potentially overheating under sustained solar load.
- Warranty safe: Using third-party cables does not void your EcoFlow warranty as long as voltage and wattage limits are respected.
- Recommendation: For short-term or emergency use — third-party cables work. For permanent setups — EcoFlow cables guarantee rated performance and long-term reliability.
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What is the EcoFlow Double Voltage Hub and who needs it?
The Double Voltage Hub is a DELTA Pro exclusive accessory that combines two DELTA Pro stations into a single 240V output:
- Use case: Powers 240V appliances like large air conditioners, electric dryers, water heaters, and power tools that require 240V input.
- How it works: Connects two DELTA Pro units and combines their 120V outputs into a single 240V output — doubling available voltage for heavy appliances.
- Requires: Two DELTA Pro stations — the hub itself does not generate power.
- Best for: Homeowners, contractors, and off-grid users who need to run high-voltage equipment from portable power.
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I have a DELTA Pro — which accessories should I buy first?
- First: EcoFlow EV X-Stream Adapter — if you own an electric vehicle, this pays for itself immediately by letting you charge from stored solar energy instead of the grid.
- Second: Solar to XT60 Cable — if you have or plan to add solar panels, this is essential and costs almost nothing.
- Third: Solar Parallel Cable — add a second solar panel and nearly double your daily solar harvest.
- Fourth: DELTA Pro to Smart Generator Adapter — if you need extended backup beyond what solar provides during outages.
- Fifth: Double Voltage Hub — only if you need to run 240V appliances like dryers or large AC units.
Bottom line: Start with the accessories that match your immediate use case — our team can help you prioritize based on your specific setup.

