Wonder if it's a ebike battery they stuffed in there..those things keep blowing up. Lets get will to get one and drill a hole in it again with sandles on.
Thanks for your input. After thinking about it and some of the responses ..It's a foolish decision to use a cheap solution to power food refrigeration.
If I knew I'd get shot trying to breach it ....permanently. Just like Hungry did to the Muslims breaching their fence two years ago...they shot them. worked great. And, to be clear we've never said just a wall it was part of the overall approach but a vitally important first part. We also need...
There's been debate about this with signature solar selling the 240V growatt and using a auto transformer to provide the neutral; what if the auto transformer fails and you loose the neutral?
The main takeaway for me is the price ...it's absurd. But, if they offered them with a mini prewired a average Joe could install it easier like slapping a solark on the wall. I do see your point! As for each having their own pdp like the solark doesn't seem like a issue for me regarding needing...
Right, I was aware of all this...but thank you bro. I'm just saying I want to see it compared in real life under real circumstances to their old school designs. As you said Rosie is HF and if it can do everything the LF can do while weighing significantly less and having better idle time that's...
"not quite as loud." Can you guys publish the actual DB readings for your products perhaps? If you don't have a DB meter your phone probably has a app but a decent DB meter would be the best option.
Why not just put in 200A relays even if it's only 10kw inverting; makes it a simple easy whole house install with no sub panel needed. I was expecting to see this about $4500-4800 to compete.
No, I was saying a Conext with a charge controller can use solar power as it comes in instead of storing it and pulling from the battery? I think the mpp and growatt do this. I think it's sbu mode?
We did get defeated, over decades where Marxist and the CCP infiltrated every aspect of our society. The Dems are completely flipped into radical Marxist and are destroying everything white and west about our societies that made it so great..like the family unit, God and law and order. The dam...
Wouldn't a valid solution provide professional documentation vetted by the vendor or qualified 3rd party? It would behoove all parties involved if there was proper wiring diagrams and the caveats regarding the different ways to wire this solution both on grid, off grid, mobile etc. Also, if a...
If people are saying it's too loud and want to replace the fans I'd say it's common enough. There's several threads here and videos on youtube where the sound level is discussed. It's the same reason some people choose a specific computer based on it's DB..like the silent or near silent intel nucs.
I saw the video Will just did for the new EG4 split phase....the idle usage is unacceptable by a long shot. Why do the mpp and growatt style inverters idle so high with and without a transformer? He mentioned toroidal transformers and from research Schneider, Victron, Outback ...etc use this...
Isn't that just the input, the sticker says output is 120/240 so the only way to get that is to split the single phase with a mid way point aka neutral. I said circuit but what I meant was the two legs of the single phase. I don't think you can have one leg balance to the other leg auto...
I contacted liberty battery and they said they can build HV batteries no problem, I think vendors are starting to see we're moving past 48V installs sooner rather than latter and it's about dam time as it makes so much more sense.
So, we're going to see a 12k+ split phase with a high efficiency toroidal transformer for the LF version, lower idle watts,higher quality caps and guts? A redesign of the case to include a PDP with breakers etc for easy install? 100/200 amp passthrough? Smart load? Are you saying SS is deye-ing...
I'm concerned about RFI since I do listen to ham radio a lot. Maybe midnight can give us more info on this, I believe they tested rosie for RF on the HF ham bands. A airspy or even RTL dongle would help them test this.
Got you sir, I think the "AC" was tripping me up as I've always associated it with the grid. I understand what you're saying now.
For tier one products I'm looking at the same 6848 you have or the outback radian which has more power for not too much more but doesn't have the surge time the...
One thing I've noticed is that both mpp and growatt list this as I guess a hybird feature.
"battery less operation"
I'm taking this to mean you can run without grid or battery as it take it from pv and powers the loads. Does the 6848 or radian do this? I'll have batteries like the eg4 ones...
DB readings are a technical way to evaluate a technical product. It's more than common in the IT industry, we evaluate our servers based on many metrics one of which is DB readings. If others are not doing it doesn't mean you guys can't....set a standard for them to follow!
Well maybe but I've see three other users two are off grid homesteading and they both had issues with firmware, stacking, the gateways etc and schneider was totally useless. One of them bought his two inverters from a arizona wind and the dealer was on point to try and help but in the end he got...
Looks like outback tried to shove the 8048 into a new housing with a built in pdp and wifi. Looks like a potential competitor to the solark. What i don't like is they actually lost surge capacity compared to the old inverters. Should be much easier to install with the pdp built in. Anybody have...
Being new to this I'm not sure how long midnight has been promising that rosie inverter...but they say it's HF with surge capacity of a LF. Here's a video of it being tested and it appears to have two toroidal's in it. While it did not start this guys massive compressor it did better than I...
Aside from using a torque wrench when installing ..would lock washers on each terminal help to keep them from loosing over time? Since the washer puts presser against the screw in theory it should work like it does in auto and other mechanics applications.
I'm thinking I'm leaning towards the XW pro; I'll have to look for a charge controller that would help me simply the wiring. That's one thing I liked about the mpp and growatt...they have a large VOC for the mppt controller which from what I'm reading helps eliminate having to combine a bunch of...
Service now ticket system ..for example can use tags. So, if I put in a ticket for a inverter I can tag it with solark or outback etc. The system then routes the ticket to the correct team defined in the configuration and emails the team and client each time the ticket is updated. You can set...
I have not decided on a inverter yet, I was looking at the xwpro or radian 8048. I plan on having a traditional system as in two inverters with two charge controllers and a rack of batteries with a ground mounted solar array. I will have grid connection to the inverters for grid assist and...
Was just looking at mpp newer offerings. Wonder if something like this would work? It's 11kw which is more than two of those growatts but about $500 cheaper. Pair a few of these up with a transformer or is there something special about those specific growatts? I'd assume you'd just remove the...
In the military don't they put things that produce interference like chargers etc in a faraday cage or sorts? Let me know if you solve this ..I'll be in the same boat hopefully soon. Be lucky you don't live close to me when I fire up the baofeng..lol 73/s
I didn't read the entire 11 pages, I read enough to see where several people were calling you out including signature solar. Adding that info in conjunction with seeing several people here and on the internet..no not Poz, lets get of Poz for a while...that had the same issues. Some of these...
Ok, thanks for that. But, lets say that the inverter did have the capabilities internally to balance L1/L2 but you had a case where you had various things plugged into the same leg down stream and the inverter started to pull from the other leg to balance it internally but it still has to push...