Ruixu RX-12k Split Phase Hybrid Inverter
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sunshine_eggo
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Standby Power Consumption:
<10W
Yeah, right.
<10W
Yeah, right.
Could you make them a bit lower resolution?
I can just make out some numbers presently, and just a little fuzzier would prevent that.
Mike C.
Brucey
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I do see 200A pass through.
This must be what they are testing their 16kWh battery with for UL9540 testing/pairing.
InTheHills
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They were already fairly low res but it looks like the forum cut them in half again when uploaded. I took zoomed in screen shots of what I had and re-upload them.
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Brucey
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I'm guessing it's gonna be marketed against the eg4 12kw, solark 15, and Midnite aio, so around $4500?
InTheHills
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It really has specs close to the EG4 18k. But Ruixu is in a weird, maybe genius, market space by importing their own stuff to the US and offering lower prices. Look at their 16 kW Battery. It is outdoor rated, heated, all the bells and whistles but to your door for $3,400.
You could be right but I hope they bring this hybrid in under $3k to really spice things up. That would put them above the new GroWatt, SRNE and NHX but below everyone else. There is a huge gap in there that they could take for themselves.
Brucey
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I think that was the intro pricing? Ultimately the cells in these batteries are prob less than $1000 to buy in China, $200 for a BMS, case, display, heaters, shipping, plenty of profits there I think.
Given they are spending the resources on ul9540 paired testing with inverter and battery that gives them potential sales in stricter jurisdictions that the srne and nhx etc may not achieve?
InTheHills
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There is still PLENTY of profit but I think that is their niche. I do not think any other company is producing, importing and selling direct in the USA like they are. I think that gives them leverage and opportunity to really make things interesting.
They seem to be a low cost provider so I'm guessing between $2.5k nd $3k. I can't see it being more than $3k.
But then I thought the same thing about the midnite aio and they hit us with $5150
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Where did you find this info? I don't are it on their website or Facebook
Brucey
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Are they much different from EG4 from a business pov? They still sell through distributors as well as direct.
Ruixu RX-LFP48100 19" Rack Mounted 3U Battery - UL1973 Certified ~ Current Connected
Nominal voltage ：51.2V Nominal capacity@0.2C ：100 Ah Nominal energy :5120Wh Dimesion(W*D*H): 19 x 18.1 x 5.23 inch Weight: 103.6lb
www.currentconnected.com
This design with the external brackets to stack will prob compete against the Midnite 5kWh.
Note that "standby" and "idle" power are different.
EG4 18KPV is 18 W standby, 70 W idle.
10 W standby is not implausible.
The spec sheet doesn't state idle power.
Mike C.
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InTheHills
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I jsut asked for it. I tried to get the full manual but they said it was 35MB and it was night time there. LOL I honestly do not know why night time mattered but I was not able to talk them into sending anything else or price.
I'm asking how you found out about this inverter.
InTheHills
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EG4 has a pretty significant US presence and the accompanying overhead. As far as I can tell Ruixu only has a warehouse and distribution center in Ontario, CA.Are they much different from EG4 from a business pov? They still sell through distributors as well as direct.
Ruixu RX-LFP48100 19" Rack Mounted 3U Battery - UL1973 Certified ~ Current Connected
Nominal voltage ：51.2V Nominal capacity@0.2C ：100 Ah Nominal energy :5120Wh Dimesion(W*D*H): 19 x 18.1 x 5.23 inch Weight: 103.6lb
This design with the external brackets to stack will prob compete against the Midnite 5kWh.
They actually have a exoskeleton type rack system for those batteries. I dont think I have seen that anywhere else.
InTheHills
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They have a Facebook Group for Q&A, Tech Support, Product Info and Discounts. There was a post asking about UL certification for their Battery and the Rep said "UL9540A will be finished soon. we will do the UL9540 with our own inverter then. our inverter will be released at the end of this month." But that was 13 weeks ago! I have been watching the group for info and they said a few days ago it was coming very soon so I figured Id try to get some info.
InTheHills
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Im glad you said something or I would not have known the forum was working against me, making an already bad situation worse!
I have to be able to laugh at myself or I will be angry at everyone.
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That's cool. Thanks
Brucey
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Ok that is very cool. Still allows you to slide out a problematic battery but you don't have to ship a massive cabinet.
Rachel Wang-RUIXU
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Yes,the price have not released now.in fact,our spec sent to some customers and does not released on website too. we need to make sure every data is right,then release.
Rachel Wang-RUIXU
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Lol,I am guessing our inverter price too,but $2,499 is impossible.
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