Power Hub EcoFlow Power Kits Get Set Kit 3600W

A home on wheels needs power that simply works. No complicated wiring, no hours spent puzzling over fuses and inverters. The EcoFlow Power Kits Get Set Kit is built for anyone fitting out a motorhome, camper van conversion, or tiny home with a power system that grows with them — from day one to the final upgrade.

Five components. One hub. No cable clutter.
The Power Hub combines the inverter, DC/DC converter, MPPT solar charge controller, and all the smart control electronics in a single compact housing. Where other systems need five separate devices and the wiring to match, one connection does the job here. Less space taken up, faster installation, fewer headaches when troubleshooting.

48 volts. Because less current means more safety.
A 48V system delivers the same power as a 12V system — using a quarter of the current through thinner cables. That means less heat build-up, less power loss, less risk. With 3,600W continuous output and 7,200W peak (for 100 ms), the hub reliably powers even demanding appliances.

Four charging methods, one system.
Solar panels on the roof deliver up to 4,800W through three MPPT inputs. A generator pushes charging power up to 5,800W. At the campsite, shore power adds up to another 3,000W. Wherever you are, the battery keeps filling.

Plug-and-play that scales with you.
The Get Set Kit is the entry point: Power Hub plus the cable and connector set for installation. Batteries simply plug in — expand up to 6 kWh with 2 kWh batteries, or up to 15 kWh with 5 kWh batteries. The two battery types can't be mixed, but the system scales exactly to your power needs without a full rebuild.

Control from your phone.
Charge level, consumption, firmware updates — all managed through the EcoFlow app or the optional touchscreen Power Kit console. On the road, you stay in control without ever having to check under the bench seat.

For the van build. For the tiny home. For the workshop by the lake.
Whether it's a full van conversion, upgrading an existing setup, or off-grid power for a garden cabin, the Get Set Kit is the core every system can be built around.

A system that isn't compromised by improvisation, but engineered from the ground up. That's the difference between a stopgap and a real power supply.