ECOFLOW OCEAN 2 6.0KW SINGLE PHASE HYBRID INVERTER 7000101389

The EcoFlow PowerOcean 2 is a single phase hybrid inverter with a 6.0kW capacity that is engineered to maximise home energy independence by integrating solar generation and storage. Created by EcoFlow, this system provides a flexible solution for managing domestic power, allowing households to adapt their setups as their energy demands change over time. Users can benefit from a customisable storage setup that is designed to grow alongside their family requirements. At the heart of this system is the capability to expand battery capacity to a maximum of 15kWh, providing ample power to run domestic appliances during peak times or power outages. Utilising lithium iron phosphate battery technology, the storage unit is designed for longevity and is rated for more than 6,000 charge cycles. This high number of cycles ensures a long operational life, which is backed up by a fifteen-year warranty to give homeowners complete peace of mind. Safety is a core focus of the design, which incorporates a sophisticated safety setup, a module for active fire prevention, and certified IP65 dust and water resistance. These features mean the unit can be safely installed in various locations around the home while remaining protected against the elements. Keeping track of home energy flow is incredibly straightforward. Users can monitor their electricity usage, solar generation levels, and current battery charge state in real-time using either the EcoFlow App or the dedicated Web Portal. This constant stream of clear data helps household members understand their energy habits and find new ways to reduce their overall reliance on the grid. One of the most useful features of this inverter is the integrated Dynamic Tariff Dashboard, which helps users lower their electricity bills. By connecting directly to dynamic pricing platforms such as Octopus Energy Flux or Agile, the system displays real-time tariff prices for the upcoming twenty-four hours. Having access to this instant pricing information enables homeowners to strategically plan when they buy electricity from the grid. For instance, the system can be programmed to charge the batteries during cheap, off-peak overnight windows and then discharge the stored energy during expensive peak times. This active management ensures that households always capitalise on the most economical utility rates available.