EcoFlow PowerStream 800W Microinverter Balcony Solar System

Key Features

• Zero Energy Waste: The system stores all excess energy in a portable power station, ensuring no energy goes unused.
• Power Through the Night: During peak evening hours, the system draws energy from the power station to keep your home powered, reducing grid dependency.
• Reliable Backup During Power Outages: Keep essential devices and high-demand appliances running, even during power cuts.
• EcoFlow Smart Plug & Mobile App: Monitor real-time energy usage and optimize power allocation with the EcoFlow Smart Plug and mobile app.
• Seamless Compatibility: Fully compatible with all EcoFlow portable power stations, ensuring flexibility.
• Modular & DIY Installation: The modular design is easy to install in outdoor spaces like balconies and gardens, with no complex tools or setups required.

Power Smart. Save Smart.

Take control of your energy with Smart Plugs and the EcoFlow App.

Real-Time Monitoring

Track the solar energy captured and see the money saved while getting a clear picture of your energy usage.

Remote Control of Appliances

Turn devices on or off and schedule them to auto-start from anywhere using the app.

Automatic Energy Allocation

Smart Plugs monitor energy use in real-time, ensuring the right amount of electricity is allocated to each appliance, with surplus energy stored in the power station.

Matter Smart Home Protocol

EcoFlow Smart Plugs integrate with Apple, Amazon, Google, Samsung, and other Matter-compliant smart home systems.

Blends into Your Home

Lightweight. Compact. Stylish.

Easy Setup

Take Your Power on the Go.

Perfect for off-grid activities like camping or motorhome travel. Just unplug and take the portable power station with you.

No Drilling Required.

Connect solar panels to the microinverter inside your home without drilling a single hole, thanks to the Super Flat Cable.

Important Safety Notice:

The EcoFlow PowerStream must be installed by a qualified electrician. 

To comply with the requirements of UK wiring regulations, the BKW-AC cable (cable connecting the output of the inverter and the home 230V wiring) needs to be connected to a “fused spur” (the white box to the right of the sockets in the photo). Inside the box it needs to go through a 13A fuse and switch and then connect to one of the home circuits. In the photo it’s the same circuit that powers the socket next to it, but the installation does not have to be next to a socket.