SolarScott
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I am going into withdrawal......got to have my fix.....where are the EG4 mini splits? Still on the boat?
Or similar brand would work. I have 2 della's and they work fine. Run amazing off invertersJust get a Pioneer....no need to connect it directly to solar panels. Works great for me. Cheap to boot.
I thought about posting along the same lines last night. To me, it is a waste of PV to run a mini split that has dedicated PV to power it, mevermind the cloudy day problem. If it needs to be connected to AC power for cloudy days then it might as well be connected to the inverter system 24/7 instead of dedicated PV.Just get a Pioneer....no need to connect it directly to solar panels. Works great for me. Cheap to boot.
X2 mine has been working great since April, set it and forget it.Just get a Pioneer....no need to connect it directly to solar panels. Works great for me. Cheap to boot.
Interesting. What size unit are you running and did you have to put it close to the batteries? The 9K unit looks like it would pull a bit more then 20 amps. I guessing the 24k unit would need some serious cables from the batts.X2 mine has been working great since April, set it and forget it.
Will be ordering more.
The best part is my panels dump excess energy to my batteries when they aren't running the minisplit and the split pulls from the batteries on hot nights or cool mornings.
Could always wait a bunch of days and import a deye if your set on solar only.
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Sorry for the confusion... I have an AIO that feeds the mini split, along with the rest of my house, it's AC.Interesting. What size unit are you running and did you have to put it close to the batteries? The 9K unit looks like it would pull a bit more then 20 amps. I guessing the 24k unit would need some serious cables from the batts.
No need to connect direct to panels unless you are running three EF4 6000's and don't want to cut back on other electric uses....I don't want to have to count watts....I want to turn on any and all appliances whenever I need to without thought.....direct to solar mini splits let me do this....besides these are going in my barn which has no batteries or inverters.....Just get a Pioneer....no need to connect it directly to solar panels. Works great for me. Cheap to boot.
I've already paid for two.....I don't need any more.....yet.$600 on Amazon all day long.
How may inverters do I need to buy? Running three now and really don't want to buy any more.....direct to solar lets me run any and all things electric without crunching numbers and hoping I don't overload something.I thought about posting along the same lines last night. To me, it is a waste of PV to run a mini split that has dedicated PV to power it, mevermind the cloudy day problem. If it needs to be connected to AC power for cloudy days then it might as well be connected to the inverter system 24/7 instead of dedicated PV.
Next we will hear about efficiency losses, how great such a mini split is. But the fact remains that if the unit is not on, that PV is not producing unless one has made a diversion for the power.
Plus a $50 off coupon right now. I can't believe how inexpensive these things have become.Actually make that $470 ?
Sorry about the horrible link, too early in the morning to figure out how to shorten it. Sorted on real computer and coffee !!!
I think they are all made at the same factory, I have 2 different brands but they are exactly the same.I wonder if you give anything up quality wise with this particular brand and other similar brands. I mean, i know that my Pioneers are a knock off but they have a proven track record with LOTS of units sold. Wonder if these other goofy named brands like Aconee and ApooDr will hold up as long as the pioneers?
The EG4 splits do. It's why I bought them. Super easy install and no need to mess with vacuuming the lines. More expensive, yes. But 100% DIY without messing with refrigerant lines =Do any of them besides the Mr. Cools have precharged lines so you don't have to use a vacuum pump?
I like the idea of the "not having to pull a vacuum line set" I've done some research and have not found any other brand other than the MR Cool 4th gen and the EG4 brand. But if there would be a problem I'd probably have better result with service with Mr Cool. I'd been using a Pioneer now for 5 yrs, been great, looking for another but with the quick connect lines.Do any of them besides the Mr. Cools have precharged lines so you don't have to use a vacuum pump?
Hi are you saying there are real Pioneers and then also knock offs using a Pioneer label?I mean, i know that my Pioneers are a knock off
Probably going down hill with a 45mph tail wind, if you know what I mean.The non-solar Eg4 units on the signature solar site have a seer2 ratings of 28.5 to 29.5 depending on the size of the unit. That alone would be a reason to consider them.
Kinda like my Lifan x-pect hitting 72mph going down the hill today with the wind at my back, it couldn't hold 55 going back up ?Probably going down hill with a 45mph tail wind, if you know what I mean.
Had to look it up. Did they used to make little quads? 72mph is fast on a dirt bike man.Kinda like my Lifan x-pect hitting 72mph going down the hill today with the wind at my back, it couldn't hold 55 going back up ?
I think so years ago, they sell lots of powered equipment in China and some in the US. I wish I bought the KPX-250.Had to look it up. Did they used to make little quads? 72mph is fast on a dirt bike man.