EcoFlow Home Backup Installation in Colorado
You picked EcoFlow. We do the part that has to be done by a licensed electrician: connecting your DELTA Pro or DELTA Pro Ultra to your home through a Smart Home Panel, pulling the permit, passing inspection and adding solar if you want it.
The EcoFlow equipment we install
EcoFlow's home backup setups pair a battery-and-inverter unit, such as a DELTA Pro or the stackable DELTA Pro Ultra, with EcoFlow's Smart Home Panel. The Smart Home Panel sits beside your main electrical panel and moves the circuits you choose onto battery power when the grid goes down.
The battery unit is the part you can buy and plug in yourself. The Smart Home Panel is not: it ties into your home's electrical service, so it needs a licensed electrician, and in Colorado it generally needs a permit and inspection.
What an EcoFlow install involves
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Panel and circuit review
We check your main panel's size, condition and space, and help you pick which circuits move to the Smart Home Panel: usually the fridge, furnace blower, internet, lights and any well or sump pump.
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Placement
We find a spot for the battery units and Smart Home Panel that meets code clearances and keeps the equipment within EcoFlow's temperature range, which matters in Colorado garages.
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Permit
We pull the electrical permit with your city or county building department.
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Installation
We mount the Smart Home Panel, move the selected circuits, run the connection to your DELTA units and set up EcoFlow's app with you.
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Inspection and walkthrough
We meet the inspector, test a simulated outage and show you how switchover and the app work.
Adding solar panels to EcoFlow
EcoFlow units can charge from solar panels, which turns an outage battery into something you can recharge for days. We can add roof or ground-mounted panels sized to what your EcoFlow equipment accepts. If those panels stay off the grid and only charge the battery, there's usually no utility paperwork. If you'd rather tie solar to the grid, that's a different design that needs utility interconnection approval, Xcel Energy's for most Front Range homes, and we'll explain the trade-offs.
Turnkey service or a local electrician?
EcoFlow offers its own installation service in some areas. Some customers prefer a local Colorado crew that also does solar, panel upgrades and service calls, so one company owns the whole job. Either way, the work should be done by a licensed electrician with a permit.
About this page
We install and integrate EcoFlow equipment that you've chosen or already own. We aren't an EcoFlow-certified installer or authorized dealer, and we don't sell EcoFlow products. We're certified with Enphase, Tesla Powerwall, FranklinWH and EG4. EcoFlow is a trademark of its owner and is used here only to describe the equipment we install.
Warranty
Our 10-year workmanship warranty covers the electrical work we do: the panel, transfer equipment, wiring and any solar we install. The equipment itself is covered by the manufacturer's warranty. We're rated 4.8 on Google.
EcoFlow installation in Denver, Colorado Springs, Northern Colorado and Summit County
We install and integrate home batteries across the Front Range and Summit County. Battery backup pages for some of the cities we serve:
Denver Metro
Boulder and Northern Colorado
Colorado Springs area
Frequently asked questions
