Charging my car using an Ecoflow Delta Pro

[imkookoo]

I used to be able to charge my Lucid with the mobile charger plugged into my detached garage outlet, but at some point, the charger starts up with 3 blinking red lights, which is something to do with grounding (which is interesting cause my house never had grounding, so not sure why it used to work).

Anyways, I’ve gotten quotes for a couple solutions, which would all be 10k+, which I don’t want to spend at the moment. So I’m thinking maybe I could use an Ecoflow Delta Pro plugged into my garage outlet, and then the mobile charger plugged into the Ecoflow? From reading around, I just may need a Neutral Ground Bonding plug or Ecoflow’s own grounding adaptor…

Does anybody do this or think this wouldn’t work? I know the charging speed will be super slow… but I don’t drive around that often, so I don’t mind that.

 

[martaynofar]

I used to be able to charge my Lucid with the mobile charger plugged into my detached garage outlet, but at some point, the charger starts up with 3 blinking red lights, which is something to do with grounding (which is interesting cause my house never had grounding, so not sure why it used to work).

Anyways, I’ve gotten quotes for a couple solutions, which would all be 10k+, which I don’t want to spend at the moment. So I’m thinking maybe I could use an Ecoflow Delta Pro plugged into my garage outlet, and then the mobile charger plugged into the Ecoflow? From reading around, I just may need a Neutral Ground Bonding plug or Ecoflow’s own grounding adaptor…

Does anybody do this or think this wouldn’t work? I know the charging speed will be super slow… but I don’t drive around that often, so I don’t mind that.

The EcoFlow Delta Pro acts as a buffer, essentially creating its own isolated power source. The mobile charger will then see the EcoFlow as its power source, potentially bypassing the grounding issue with your garage outlet. Im sure that would work out, but would be cheaper for sure

 

[martaynofar]

I used to be able to charge my Lucid with the mobile charger plugged into my detached garage outlet, but at some point, the charger starts up with 3 blinking red lights, which is something to do with grounding (which is interesting cause my house never had grounding, so not sure why it used to work).

Anyways, I’ve gotten quotes for a couple solutions, which would all be 10k+, which I don’t want to spend at the moment. So I’m thinking maybe I could use an Ecoflow Delta Pro plugged into my garage outlet, and then the mobile charger plugged into the Ecoflow? From reading around at this platform I just may need a Neutral Ground Bonding plug or Ecoflow’s own grounding adaptor…

Does anybody do this or think this wouldn’t work? I know the charging speed will be super slow… but I don’t drive around that often, so I don’t mind that.

The electrical system might have been borderline functional before, and now it's consistently failing the grounding check.