EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2 Installation
in Nashville & Middle Tennessee
Edward Jones is an authorized EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2 installer for Nashville, Tennessee. We integrate EcoFlow's Smart Home Panel 2 with DELTA Pro Ultra battery storage to deliver quiet, indoor-safe backup power for Middle Tennessee homeowners.
This is a manufacturer authorization specifically for the Smart Home Panel 2 product. All electrical integration is performed by Evolution Electric, a licensed Tennessee electrical contractor.
What the EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2 does.
The Smart Home Panel 2 is EcoFlow's whole-home battery integration point. It sits alongside your main electrical panel, hosts the circuits you want on backup, and coordinates automatic transfer to battery power the moment the grid goes down.
Paired with EcoFlow's DELTA Pro Ultra storage, it lets a homeowner run selected household circuits — HVAC, refrigeration, well pump, kitchen, home office, medical equipment — from stored battery energy during an outage, and monitor / re-prioritize those circuits from a phone.
Why consider EcoFlow.
Silent, indoor-safe battery backup
The system runs on lithium storage rather than fuel. No exhaust, no combustion, and installation is possible in a garage or utility area rather than requiring an outdoor pad.
Modular, expandable capacity
EcoFlow's DELTA Pro Ultra platform is stackable. Homeowners can start with a smaller storage capacity and add more later if backup needs grow or a solar array is added.
Fast automatic switchover
When utility power drops, the Smart Home Panel 2 transfers backed-up circuits over to the battery within a fraction of a second — typically fast enough to keep sensitive electronics online.
App-controlled load management
The Smart Home Panel 2 lets homeowners monitor and prioritize backup loads from a phone. Circuits can be re-prioritized during an outage without touching the electrical panel.
Smart Home Panel 2 integration is an electrical project.
The Smart Home Panel 2 lives inside your home's electrical system. Getting it wrong doesn't just affect backup performance — it affects code compliance, the transfer sequence, and the safety of anyone working on the utility side.
We handle the electrical scope end-to-end: panel evaluation, backed-up circuit selection, subpanel and interconnect wiring, grounding, load-side vs supply-side integration where applicable, and commissioning of the automatic transfer sequence with EcoFlow's app.
Selecting the right backup circuits.
Battery backup rewards prioritization. During the design conversation we identify the circuits that matter most to your household and match them to the storage capacity you're planning for.
HVAC configuration
Central air, mini-splits or heat pump; whether the outdoor unit's inrush current is within the panel's start capability.
Refrigeration & food
Refrigerator, freezer, garage/second refrigerator — usually a top priority in a Middle Tennessee outage.
Well pump
For rural properties, running water is a critical backup circuit and drives sizing.
Kitchen & laundry
Range, oven, dishwasher, washer/dryer — often selectively included rather than all-on-all-the-time.
Home office & network
Router, ONT, home office equipment — typically low draw but high value to keep running.
Medical equipment
CPAPs, oxygen concentrators, chair lifts — always a priority circuit when present.
Middle Tennessee outage planning with battery storage.
Battery backup design starts with a question generators don't force you to answer: how long, realistically, do you need to run without utility power?
For most Middle Tennessee outages — storms, transformer failures, weather events — a well-sized EcoFlow system can carry a home's essential loads for the duration. For multi-day outages, homeowners either scale up storage, add solar so the battery keeps replenishing during the day, or accept that a fuel-based generator is a better match for their outage profile. We help homeowners choose honestly rather than oversell either direction.
EcoFlow with — or without — rooftop solar.
Battery-only
Charge from the grid during normal operation, deliver stored energy during outages. A common starting point for homeowners who want backup without a rooftop project. Solar can be added later.
Battery + solar
Rooftop solar keeps the battery replenished during daylight hours, extending runtime during multi-day outages and offsetting daytime electricity usage in normal conditions. Interconnection details vary by utility.
EcoFlow vs Generac
EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2
Stored energy platform. Silent, indoor-safe, expandable, solar-ready. Best for homeowners prioritizing quiet operation, indoor placement, or a solar strategy.
Generac Standby
Produces energy from natural gas or propane. Best for long / multi-day outages, larger homes and rural properties with existing fuel supply. Outdoor combustion unit.
See Generac installationStill unsure which platform fits your home? Compare all four side-by-side on our Generator vs Battery decision hub.
EcoFlow vs Tesla Powerwall
EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2
Modular, expandable stackable batteries. App-first load management. Often chosen for homeowners who want a flexible platform they can grow with.
Tesla Powerwall
Whole-home lithium battery from Tesla — installs with or without rooftop solar. Often chosen for homeowners already in the Tesla ecosystem or with strong Tesla brand preference.
See Tesla PowerwallStill unsure which platform fits your home? Compare all four side-by-side on our Generator vs Battery decision hub.
EcoFlow vs Anker SOLIX
EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2
Panel-integrated backup with strong app control and expandable DELTA Pro Ultra storage.
Anker SOLIX
A premium platform aimed at homeowners who want AI-driven load optimization and long expected battery lifespan.
See Anker SOLIXStill unsure which platform fits your home? Compare all four side-by-side on our Generator vs Battery decision hub.
We evaluate the home first and the brand second.
Generators of Nashville is a whole-home backup power specialist. We design and install standby generators, home batteries and solar-plus-storage systems — so the recommendation you get is driven by your home, not by the one product we happen to sell.
Generac-trained installation professional
Completed Generac University's Air-Cooled HSB Installation training for whole-home standby generator installation.
Generac dealer access
Evolution Electric maintains a Generac dealer account with access to the manufacturer's professional dealer network and purchasing system.
IBEW journeyman electrician
Professional electrical experience backed by rigorous IBEW apprenticeship training and journeyman-level expertise.
Licensed Tennessee electrical contractor
Over a decade of electrical experience. The installation is performed and backed by a licensed Tennessee electrical contractor — not an equipment reseller.
IBEW journeyman training reflects our electrician's professional background; it does not imply endorsement, certification, sponsorship or affiliation between IBEW and Generators of Nashville or Evolution Electric.
Common questions.
What is the EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2?+
It's EcoFlow's automatic-transfer subpanel that pairs with DELTA Pro Ultra battery storage. It lets a homeowner integrate battery backup at the panel level, control which circuits are backed up, and monitor everything through the EcoFlow app.
Do I need solar to install an EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2?+
No. The Smart Home Panel 2 can operate as battery-only backup, charging from the grid during normal utility conditions and providing power during outages. Solar is optional and can be added later.
How is EcoFlow different from a Generac standby generator?+
A generator produces energy from fuel; a battery stores it. Generac generators run indefinitely on natural gas or propane. EcoFlow batteries are silent, indoor-safe, and better matched to homes that value quiet, clean operation or want a solar-ready platform. See our Generator vs. Battery decision hub for a full comparison.
Can I add more battery capacity later?+
Yes. The DELTA Pro Ultra platform is designed to stack. Additional inverter/battery units can typically be added if backup needs grow.
Do you install throughout Middle Tennessee?+
Yes — Davidson, Williamson, Rutherford, Sumner, Robertson, Montgomery and Cheatham counties. If you're outside those, ask; we frequently serve neighboring areas by request.
Get an EcoFlow plan for your home
in about 60 seconds.
Answer a few quick questions and we'll follow up with a right-sized plan — or an alternative platform if it turns out to be a better fit for your home.