Interesting, can you teach me how to use this to pass UL1741 requirement, which to my understanding is specifically called for in UL9540/International residential code?
I don't have ul requirement that you do so my options for inverters are more wide open and even if they weren't Rosie isn't an inverter that I would consider.
Here's the UL certificate on Victron's website (for the Victron 48 3000 anyway):
Here's a thread that got no attention.
diysolarforum.com
The Blue Solar and Smart Solar 100-150 MPPT's do have UL1741 certification
The inverter needs its own 1741
Wait what age/weight class are the top 5 people at each company?A cage match between Victron and Midnite. Interesting that neither EG4 or Sol-Ark are included.
I thought this was because selling that tier of imported rebadge was not a good biz for them. There are threads covering this.
Yes, I’m confused by this.
That thread was deleted and a new one started.
www.currentconnected.com
For me, the 7kW split phase of a Rosie is sufficient. I already have batteries and SCCs. epanels and backing plate are nice to haves for seamless look but I can handle that myself
$2869 from Stellavolta right now
Absolutely! A Rosie + Hawks bay 120 with their respective E-panels is the quintessence of life for an off gridder! All in you'd be $6,600 on that combo, not bad at all. I think people do appreciate the fact these are USA built.
Yeah the One is def targeted at the 18kPV (and the solark 15). I'm glad they've got two lines, the import AIO, and the domestic seperates. Something for everybody.$2869 from Stellavolta right now
Absolutely! A Rosie + Hawks bay 120 with their respective E-panels is the quintessence of life for an off gridder! All in you'd be $6,600 on that combo, not bad at all. I think people do appreciate the fact these are USA built.
Current Connected priced the Midnite AIO at $5150, only $250 more than the EG4 18K
Exactly.
Sounds good Dexter. Is there a downloadable form of their UL1741SB certificate? I need it (as my AHJ requires a copy with the permit application) and I suspect some others will too...We are taking pre-orders for The One. Inventory is in the US and on the way to me, in a perfect world we could possibly get some of the first units out near the end of next week, but I would rather under-promise and over-deliver so our site says 6/14. We have a lot of mail list followers, so I expect this first batch will be gone very quickly, then the second batch is following a couple weeks behind.
MidNite TheOne - 12kW Hybrid All-in-one Inverter ~ Current Connected
The New MidNite Solar All-In-One Inverter is perfect for larger systems. Coming with 3 separate MPPTs and 11.4 kW of nominal power, this inverter can ensure that important loads are always powered. With the MidNite name, this inverter is reliable and well-tested, resulting in an amazing unit...
Dexter,We are taking pre-orders for The One. Inventory is in the US and on the way to me, in a perfect world we could possibly get some of the first units out near the end of next week, but I would rather under-promise and over-deliver so our site says 6/14. We have a lot of mail list followers, so I expect this first batch will be gone very quickly, then the second batch is following a couple weeks behind.
MidNite TheOne - 12kW Hybrid All-in-one Inverter ~ Current Connected
The New MidNite Solar All-In-One Inverter is perfect for larger systems. Coming with 3 separate MPPTs and 11.4 kW of nominal power, this inverter can ensure that important loads are always powered. With the MidNite name, this inverter is reliable and well-tested, resulting in an amazing unit...
Yeah, I hear you. For those who already have their CC's, breakers and the like, putting a Rosie (or two) in may make sense. But if you are starting from scratch, or replacing all your old "stuff", to get close to the CC capacity, wattage, and other features of The One will cost significantly more. Assuming they both share Midnite's quality level (which I think is what most here believe), then it comes down to features, price and where the box is assembled...
Yes picking up the Rosie I mentioned on the forum early next week.NAZ took a while to ship to freight forwarder.$2869 from Stellavolta right now
Absolutely! A Rosie + Hawks bay 120 with their respective E-panels is the quintessence of life for an off gridder! All in you'd be $6,600 on that combo, not bad at all. I think people do appreciate the fact these are USA built.
Current Connected priced the Midnite AIO at $5150, only $250 more than the EG4 18K
