EcoFlow Introduces Revolutionary Solutions for Home Energy Storage
EcoFlow, a leader in energy independence and renewable energy technologies, has introduced revolutionary solutions for home use, as reported by Zamin.uz.
The main highlight of the presentation is the second-generation Stream energy storage units, the updated OASIS 3.0 management platform, and the EcoBot AI assistant. These technologies are designed to automatically optimize household electricity consumption.
The flagship of the new lineup, the Stream 5000 model, is equipped with a 5024 Wh battery and is designed to work with solar panels up to 5000 watts. The device features four solar charge controllers, enabling maximum efficiency in utilizing solar energy.
The system can deliver up to 3000 watts to the home grid, which is sufficient to power a significant portion of household appliances. EcoFlow engineers paid special attention to design and placement in the new generation.
The battery blocks in the Stream 2 series can now be installed vertically. This modular design allows for significant space savings indoors, which is especially important for users of balcony solar systems.
In the software component, the OASIS 3.0 platform has achieved a true technological breakthrough. The system no longer just stores energy—it manages it intelligently.
It analyzes electricity tariffs, weather forecasts, and the user’s daily habits. For example, on sunny days, the system stores energy and recommends using it during peak tariff hours when electricity is most expensive.
Another interesting innovation is EcoBot, an AI-powered voice assistant. With its help, users can control their energy system via voice commands without opening the mobile app—adjust settings, check current status, and more.
This technology makes home energy management much simpler and more intuitive. EcoFlow also introduced innovations for other segments.
A new 8 kWh battery for the Ocean 2 system, the A-Series energy storage line designed for commercial and industrial facilities, and lower-power models such as the Stream 3000 and Stream AC 5000 have been launched.
In Uzbekistan’s conditions, in regions with many sunny days, such compact and smart systems can be effectively used not only in private homes but also on balconies of multi-apartment buildings.
This provides an opportunity to reduce electricity costs and have a backup power source during grid outages.
Sales of the Stream 5000 device will begin on August 12.
Initially, the innovation will be available at special prices starting from 1299 euros. A wide global rollout is planned.
