FS: Complete EcoFlow Portable Power Setup - 3072Wh + 500W Solar + 800W Alternator Charger - $1,549

We've just had a permanent internal power system fitted to the rig, which leaves our entire portable EcoFlow setup surplus. It's all going together at a price that reflects wanting it gone rather than wanting the last dollar. Located Evansville, Indiana. Collection preferred; the station can be freighted. THE SETUP, as it ran in our rig: EcoFlow DELTA 3 Ultra Plus — 3072Wh, 3600W rated / 7200W surge / 4600W X-Boost. Ran everything we asked of it including the microwave and the air conditioner on X-Boost. Recharges 0-80% in 48 minutes off shore power. Expandable to 11kWh if you want more. Bought new October 2025, light recreational use since. Original box, packing, receipt and manual. 4 x 125W bifacial rigid panels, 500W total — with both carry bags and all cables. Bifacial, so they pick up reflected light off the ground or a light-coloured roof as well. Barely used. IP68 so weather is not a concern. EcoFlow 800W Alternator Charger — this is the piece that made the setup work for us. 800W into the station while driving means you arrive at camp with a full battery regardless of whether the sun cooperated. Comes with the XT150 cable, fuse cable and input cable. If you are running a DELTA Pro or Pro 3 rather than a DELTA, the charger needs EcoFlow's Smart Generator Adapter — I have one and will add it for $45. And if you are on a Bluetti, Jackery or Anker station, it will work via EcoFlow's XT60 output cable, which is $79 from EcoFlow and is not included. Saying so up front. PRICING: Complete system — $1,549 Station alone — $1,099 Panel set alone — $450 Alternator charger alone — $185 New, EcoFlow's own station-plus-500W-solar bundle is $1,999 on sale and $3,798 at list, with the alternator charger a further $299. CONDITION: Excellent. Ten months, all recreational, no faults, nothing missing. It lived in an RV and looks like it — well kept but not a showroom piece. Warranty: EcoFlow write theirs to the original purchaser, so work on the basis that it does not transfer. The price accounts for it. The station can be freighted at your cost — I kept the original UN-certified carton with its hazard labelling, so a dangerous goods shipper can do it properly. Roughly $150-350 ground. Panels ship with no complication at all. Glad to demonstrate the lot running, take whatever photographs you want, or talk through how we had it configured. Reply here or PM.