Why does nobody talk about just calling your power company instead of buying an EcoFlow
I was about to drop $1,200 on a Delta 2 during that big heat wave in July here in Fresno. Before I did, I called PG&E and asked if they had a program for people who rely on medical devices during outages. Turns out they do, and they sent me a free backup battery for my CPAP, took about 20 minutes on the phone. My neighbor bought the EcoFlow and it sat in his garage unused for 4 months. Anyone else find out their utility had a program they never mentioned?