EcoFlow System Enclosure

Elevate your energy with the EcoFlow 5kwh Enclosure. This lightweight and elegant power system enclosure is built to last, easy to access and, easy to install. Preassembled and compact, the multifunctional EcoFlow power system will make managing your energy needs effortless. This enclosure is made for those ready for a substantial power upgrade without the hassle. 

Specs

• Lightweight Construction and easy to install
• Built in ventilation and wire pass-throughs for optimum performance
• Accessible from both within the vehicle and from rear doors
• Outside Dimensions: 54"/60" Width x 33" Height x 18" Depth
• Designed for EcoFlow 5kwh Power System (Not included)
• Includes instructions for mounting your Ecoflow system properly
• Designed to fit over wheel well for Sprinters, Transits, and Promasters
• Soft close hinges with adjustable latches
• Upper doors feature gas-piston lift assist for easy access
• See Spec Sheet and Mounting Guide for more information

Compatibility

The different widths are specifically optimized for different vehicles.

• Fits 2kWh, 4kWh, and 5kWh systems. Parition can be cut down and shelf extended to accommodate 10kWh setup
• Fits Sprinter 144", Sprinter 170"/170EXT, Promaster 159"/159EXT, Transit 148"/148EL.

DIY Installation

Installation Difficulty: Medium | 2-3 people
Installation Time: 30 min cabinet + 2 hour electrical
Tools Needed: Power Drill, Rivet Nut Tool, Screw Driver, Drill Bits

FAQs

• How can I get a matching enclosure on the other side for my water system?

Get in touch with us, we're happy to get pricing and information for a matching pair.

• Can I mount a different battery arrangement with my Ecoflow Kit?

The enclosure can actually house different setups comfortably. You can mount a 2kwh, 4kwh, and 5kwh battery in the 54" box and different combinations in the 60" box. The 60" box can house a second 5kwh battery with modifications to the partition.

• How do wheel well boxes mount?

The wheel well boxes are designed to shoot into the wall and the sub-floor. We recommend using rivet nuts inserts for the wall but self-tapping screws will work for most builds.  

• How do I apply paint, stain, or sealer?

If you plan on painting:

• lightly scuff the entire surface of the cabinet that you plan on coating with 120-180 grit sandpaper.
• Apply 2-3 coats of primer prior to applying your main coat.
• Always apply a finish when you're happy with the paint to get a long lasting appearance.

If you plan on staining:

• Sand the surface on all faces with sandpaper traveling with the grain of the wood.
• Apply stain very cautiously to a section of the cabinet that will not be visible to gage the volume and pressure you need to achieve the look you want.
• Apply stain evenly with a rag, sponge, or spray gun until all surfaces are coated.
• Please note that overlapping surfaces may make the stain darker on the overlapped areas.
• Always apply a finish when you're happy with the stain to get a long lasting appearance.