Here is what I replied with on the MidNite forum....Individual electrical components on the circuit boards are most likely made in China but for the most part their stuff is built in Washington state. They are the engineers that started Trace, then Xantrex, then Outback and now Midnite Solar. They are probably the most "made in the USA" solar equipment you will find. .
Go ahead, you obviously do not realize that the case involved Deye trying to go around Sol-Ark and sell three phase commercial 30K & 60K units in North America Directly. That is why Sol-Ark decided to start selling them right after that case.Really Robby, you want me to pull up the court case against lion energy again where they blatantly confess they are merely reselling and rebadging Deye inverters .
Give it a rest already man
Open them up I'd sayI do have a Deye 8k that is supposedly only 2ish years old on my bench, and a Sol-Ark 12k on the wall that is 1 year old, and without opening up the top where all the main units are to see, the rest is VERY different IMO. I want to do a video comparing the 2 once I have more experience with the unit.
I'm guessing Sol-Ark is not responsible for engineering these differences? Which IMO the differences are almost unanimously better for the Sol-Ark.
Sol-Ark does all their Inverter engineering in house and also Firmware.I do have a Deye 8k that is supposedly only 2ish years old on my bench, and a Sol-Ark 12k on the wall that is 1 year old, and without opening up the top where all the main units are to see, the rest is VERY different IMO. I want to do a video comparing the 2 once I have more experience with the unit.
I'm guessing Sol-Ark is not responsible for engineering these differences? Which IMO the differences are almost unanimously better for the Sol-Ark.
Same old song...Go ahead, you obviously do not realize that the case involved Deye trying to go around Sol-Ark and sell three phase commercial 30K & 60K units in North America Directly. That is why Sol-Ark decided to start selling them right after that case.
Please I am still waiting on you to contact Deye or your Good Friend Kieth from Sunsync and have them straighten this all out. It's obvious according to you that Sol-Ark has been lying and worst yet they have done it publicly on a forum. So this should mean some money for your friends at Deye when they see this kind of slanderous information posted on the Web by their lowly distributor.
You forgot to list your pronouns in your profile.The marketing is certainly somewhat misleading. But you could have expressed this with a little less race baiting language
Obviously you do not know about the other case.Same old song...
Btw i would encourage you to at minimum get names right, and I think you haven't even read that court case .
It was actually about lion energy integrating the Deye 8k (without display) with their batteries, for about half the price Sol-ark was charging
I think you might have a severe case of ostrich tactics , sticking your head on the sand.
Anyway , I'll leave it right there...
To quote Gandhi " one shouldn't agrue with the ignorant, nor the stupid, as both will waste ones time"
I'm the OP and though some who commented, and will remain nameless, thought (I'm guessing) this was an inappropriate post...for my first post, the fact remains...I am not a novice, I've lived off grid for many years and my original opinion still stands...
I don't like the "MADE IN USA by veterans in Plano" veiled deception...and then upon hanging the unit on the wall one see the truth.
Like a frigg'n dumb ass, I bragged to my off-grid neighbors, "Hey this inverter is made right here!!"
Now's who's the fool? Yep...it's all about "Buyer Beware" and I was fooled. Maybe that's what ticks me off the most...a sucker born every minute.
I'm gonna be around here...on and off and I'm not a troll. If that is upsetting, so be it.
Paul
I'm the OP and though some who commented, and will remain nameless, thought (I'm guessing) this was an inappropriate post...for my first post, the fact remains...I am not a novice, I've lived off grid for many years and my original opinion still stands...
I don't like the "MADE IN USA by veterans in Plano" veiled deception...and then upon hanging the unit on the wall one see the truth.
Like a frigg'n dumb ass, I bragged to my off-grid neighbors, "Hey this inverter is made right here!!"
Now's who's the fool? Yep...it's all about "Buyer Beware" and I was fooled. Maybe that's what ticks me off the most...a sucker born every minute.
I'm gonna be around here...on and off and I'm not a troll. If that is upsetting, so be it.
Paul
What's a 19kpv?Also the 19kpv inverter is is hosted on AWS servers rather than China servers
Just another made up name for marketing. lolWhat's a 19kpv?
I'm gonna make a 100kPV and dominate the market. You in?Just another made up name for marketing. lol