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EcoFlow River 3 Plus Support #2735
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The EcoFlow Delta 3 Plus model seems to be almost identical. It has a USB-C port that provides UPS functions.
`./nut-ddl-dump.sh` output
`/usr/lib/nut/usbhid-ups -DD -a ecoflow -x productid=ffff -x vendorid=3746 -x explore=1` output
Let me know if any other output would be useful. (I can get output for River 3 Plus also) Hope this helps. Thank you. |
Hello, thanks for the reports. I think an additional one would not hurt, although I'm not at a computer to actually look at them during the holiday season. If anyone (of you?) has time to follow through with the NUT sources' docs and script to generate the HID subdriver, you might have one sooner ;) |
Here is the data for EcoFlow River 3 Plus that I have access to. I am using the same machine(pi4)/software for both the Delta and River models - just swapping USB port from one to the other.
`./nut-ddl-dump.sh` output
`/usr/lib/nut/usbhid-ups -DD -a ecoflow -x productid=ffff -x vendorid=3746 -x explore=1` output
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I tried to create a sub driver for the
here are sample output data from `upsc` with some quirks documented for the curious
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EcoFlow is one of the more popular companies amongst the recent wave cheaper, consumer-facing LiFePo power station / batteries.
Their new "River 3 Plus" has a USB-B port and acts as a USB HID UPS device.
I recently purchased one and would love to see NUT support eventually.
Product Page: https://www.ecoflow.com/us/river-3-series-portable-power-station (note: only the "plus" & "max" variant on this page support USB HID UPS functionality)
The device I have it hooked up to is running an older version of NUT (2.7.x) on FreeBSD which I don't have as a compiler target but I wanted to dump what limited info I have so far:
./nut-ddl-dump.sh
output (usbhid-ups, explore = 1, vendorId = 3746)File contents
/usr/local/libexec/nut/usbhid-ups -DD -a ups -x productid=ffff -x vendorid=3746 -x explore=1
output:Command output:
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