It says something about an 8 week wait. I assume the ones that came in already are spoken for?
I am pretty sure it has no certification.
Mine took 10 weeks back in July. They are pretty good from all of the reviews. David Poz did a 6 month review of them along with several other topics. You won't regret getting them.
Thanks for the info, which model did you get?
I seriously doubt that is going to happen because of the high demand.
That is the same thing I ordered. I am expecting that in another 6 weeks it should be shipped.
Just had a look... Seems as though whomever is dealing with Signature Solar over there is way ahead of the ball game. Maybe Signature is influencing them? I don't know, but the "others" features don't even come close to what the EG4LL's are offering. Plus EG4 has a "track record" If your going for just the "cells" then have at it. If you want to hedge against tech for the next 6 months then go EG4.
I cannot wait to get my order along with an order from another company for my inverter. My wife and I just moved into our 400sf tiny home today. I’m powering it with a Chins 12.8v 300ah battery and a reliable power inverter off Amazon. Right now we have no solar so we change off a 700w Baja propane generator powering a Victron charger.
Yes it really does look like an excellent battery and at a really good price. I wanted to order two but figured it was best to just be cautious and try just one first.
From Signature Solar I ordered 6 48v 100ah rack batteries along with the rack to hold them. Also the 35 amp charger so I can alway charge from a small generator. From Arizona wind and sun I ordered a magnum MS-4448-pae prewired panel with a Vicrton 250/70 controller. 10 REC N-PEAK 2 Black Series 365 Watt. 120 half-cut cells, monocrystalline panels.
I assume you have some heavy load starting requirements why you went with the Magnum? For that price I would have looked at the Sol-Ark 5K or 8K just based on the efficiency gain and the way it can use the PV, Battery or Generator depending on what is needed and how you program it.
I based my decision on what I already own. My RV has been setup for a few years now with a small Victron charge controller. I like the way I can Bluetooth my phone to it and already know how to use the app. The inverter was based off of I also already own a MS-4024-PAE installed in a home I purchased this last summer that my daughter is living in now. I have been working with this for the last several months and seam to like it. Also it’s 11 years old and still ticking. My neighbors 4024 just kicked the bucket after close to 14 years of service.
