It's supposed to be the same as the SolArk 12k, but the more I work with the Deye, the more I notice the large differences. They are very close in specs, like output and PV ratings, but thats pretty much where it ends. I plan on making a video on the differences.
Like, good or bad differences? or a mix of both?
I haven't gotten to actually play with and test the Deye 8k yet, so mostly I'm going off of looks, build quality, hardware, and the UI etc. For the most part, SolArk has a much more refined product, with extra features, while the Deye is more of a "gets the same job done at the end of the day". But there are things that the Deye does well also.
I actually made a mistake and the first hole was in the wrong spot, but drilling a second hole made it work, sooooo ?
I actually made a mistake and the first hole was in the wrong spot, but drilling a second hole made it work, sooooo ?
I will probably shoot that one after I get the 12k off the wall and the 15k installed. Then I can open up the 12k and compare side by side. All in all, we know the spec sheets and what they are capable of. Am I just comparing hardware at this point? I can't compare customer service, as that is one sided, because I have only dealt with Sol-Arks support.
How they compare internally - similar components and assemblies or not at all similar
So how many days were you without power? Did you end up ending the trip early? Not sure if a smaller portable solar generator (ecoflow, Bluetti etc)would have made do as a temp backup in case main system goes down?
