Just to be clear here, I'm not saying anyone NEEDS it. The inverters run perfectly fine without it as you and several others are saying. I'm an IT geek and want to see and log statistics in addition to remote control abilities. There are several reasons I want it but again, none of them are...
Yes, they still work. Just because you don't need communications doesn't mean others don't. Having communications was a factor in my decision to purchase them, so you can see why I'm disappointed that it didn't work out as it should have.
Again, just because you don't need something doesn't...
It seems to be a lack of proper engineering in my opinion. They are looking at a particular feature and doing whatever they can to implement said feature as quickly and cheaply as possible. The original LV6548 is rock-solid and if it had been thought through a little better from the start, they...
That's some kind of a joke, right??? I wasted over $4000 and a year-worth of my very limited time trying to get things working/built that were advertised from the start and now have to rip it all out and pretty much start over because the inverters I bought less than 2 years ago have already...
See that's the thing though, mine kindof look like your docan picture. I can't get the glue off. I tried soaking it in IPA and it didn't really loosen up at all. I gave up, but I did get the cells pulled out and they look very nice. They're flat (no bulging) and all have test stickers from Oct...
Just to follow up regarding my post above, Current Connected told me that you do NOT need to separate 2.4GHz and 5GHz. I did some further troubleshooting and found that it will not connect if you have certain special characters in your wireless password. When I removed the special characters, I...
I once tried a 12A vacuum cleaner on the 48V 1500W model and it instantly blue the DC fuses. Popped in new fuses and it was good to go. I'd say the answer to your question is "not very well" but I don't think the inverter is the limiting factor. Lol.
I pulled off two of the black covers and here's what's underneath. Something still looks a bit off but I'm not sure enough of what's going on that I am comfortable making a video discussing. I don't believe they were sanded, but for some reason it seems the glue was removed around the code and...
There appears to be something fishy going on here for sure. I will follow up later this week. In the meantime, I reached out to them to see what they have to say on the matter.
That is very concerning if they're going that far to be deceptive. The cells I have seen that have scratched QR codes usually look like someone used course sandpaper on them whereas these are very, very fine. I don't think they are sanding marks but obviously can't guarantee that. They could be...
I am having trouble getting my EG4 6000XP connected to my home wireless, exactly as described in the first post. Has anyone been able to connect to a network that's running both 2.4GHz / 5GHz on the same SSID? Additionally, I have multiple APs in a cluster and the app is showing the same SSID...
I just want to point out here that reviewing a product that was given free requires the "paid promotions" box to be checked on Youtube. A lot of people think this means the person was paid to promote the product. I suppose you could make the argument that accepting a free battery is "payment"...