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EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 3 — what it actually does
SHP3 is how Ultra X becomes an automatic house instead of a stack of batteries in the garage. It is not a portable accessory. It is not a Tesla Gateway.



- Circuits
- 32 (EcoFlow US)
- Transfer
- <20 ms with Ultra X
- SHP3 alone
- $3,099
- Ultra X + SHP3
- $10,999 (12 kW / 12 kWh)
- 4-bat + SHP3
- $13,999 (24 kWh)
- Install
- EcoFlow or licensed electrician
- Only start here if Ultra X is the battery If you own or plan a DELTA 3, DELTA 3 Ultra Plus, or DELTA Pro 3, use the $399 transfer kit / inlet path instead.
- Treat $3,099 as hardware, not a finished job EcoFlow’s bundle prices ($10,999 / $13,999) are product-page hardware. Local labor, a main-panel adapter, and permitting are extra. Some regions have EcoFlow install service — that is still a scheduled visit.
- Map the 32 circuits before the truck arrives Keep fridge, medical, well/sump, furnace control, and internet. Shed range, dryer, EVSE, and most HVAC compressors unless you have sized the stack for them. Use the checklist.
- Confirm warranty on the checkout page Ultra X’s public page described a 5-year term when we checked. SHP3 is useless if the inverter behind it is out of support. Read the PDF, not a year-old review.
- If you can wait on an installer, get a Powerwall quote too Powerwall 3 is still the integrated 11.5 kW / 13.5 kWh appliance with a 10-year warranty. SHP3 + Ultra X is the orderable alternative, not a secret upgrade on Tesla hardware.
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