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10kw powmr? US-POW-SunSmart 10K-YF
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my mpow can only charge battery in bypass mode. That is when mains AC fully powers AC out and charges battery. PV can also charge battery at same time but PV cant power ac out while in bypass mode.
powmr.com Better order from them directly, amazon/ebay/aliaba have many resellers and sell them much more expensive. Right now there are amazing deals on these units.
10000W Solar Inverter Charger 48V to 120V/240V Split-Phase Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter Built-in 200A MPPT Controller and 120A AC Charger, for Lead Acid Lithium Battery and Batteryless Run
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That's the seller on Amazon, got it on prime day for 1417, with 6% off on top of that. Unsure you'll see that again, unit says it has a 2 year warranty. My lvx6048 failed weeks outside the warranty and has been nothing but a hot mess. So far the mrpoe has been everything I need, there are disadvantages to the more expensive options, but at this price point it does what I need. I have a recbms on a 280ah 48v battery.. alot more going on, but that's the basics atm.
I bought this inverter (PowMr Sunsmart 10K split phase) last month directly from PowMr. Had it shipped to the Caribbean Island Curacao, where I installed it at my house there. Payed $1700 including the wifi module and shipping. It arrived in 7 days with Fedex. Had to pay $200 custom duties, so all in all $1900 door to door.
You can get it here for $1400 incl. shipping
www.alibaba.com
You can get it here for $1400 incl. shipping
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How are you liking it so farI bought this inverter (PowMr Sunsmart 10K split phase) last month directly from PowMr. Had it shipped to the Caribbean Island Curacao, where I installed it at my house there. Payed $1700 including the wifi module and shipping. It arrived in 7 days with Fedex. Had to pay $200 custom duties, so all in all $1900 door to door.
You can get it here for $1400 incl. shipping
Powmr 120a Mppt 10kw 110v/220v Split Phase Single Phase Max Pv 110v 11000w Solar Hybrid Inverter Charger - Buy 10kw Split Phase Single Phase 11000w Solar Hybrid Inverter Charger solar Inverter Charger Hybrid Inverter Inverter 110v Inverter Product on
Powmr 120a Mppt 10kw 110v/220v Split Phase Single Phase Max Pv 110v 11000w Solar Hybrid Inverter Charger - Buy 10kw Split Phase Single Phase 11000w Solar Hybrid Inverter Charger solar Inverter Charger Hybrid Inverter Inverter 110v Inverter Product on Alibaba.com
42OhmsPA
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Here's a link to the OEM (where I ordered mine), should be a bit cheaper. I have a feeling you'll really like yours.You can get it here for $1400 incl. shipping
Powmr 120a Mppt 10kw 110v/220v Split Phase Single Phase Max Pv 110v 11000w Solar Hybrid Inverter Charger - Buy 10kw Split Phase Single Phase 11000w Solar Hybrid Inverter Charger solar Inverter Charger Hybrid Inverter Inverter 110v Inverter Product on
Powmr 120a Mppt 10kw 110v/220v Split Phase Single Phase Max Pv 110v 11000w Solar Hybrid Inverter Charger - Buy 10kw Split Phase Single Phase 11000w Solar Hybrid Inverter Charger solar Inverter Charger Hybrid Inverter Inverter 110v Inverter Product on Alibaba.com
Source SRNE ASF Series 48V 10KW 120v/240v Split phase solar off-grid hybrid inverter on m.alibaba.com
SRNE ASF Series 48V 10KW 120v/240v Split phase solar off-grid hybrid inverter, You can get more details about from mobile site on m.alibaba.com
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I received my SRNE version today, super quick was only like 5 days, gotta love it, paid 1245, for it, will be hooking it up soon
Edited to remove address, even tho it's just a mailbox store ;P
P.S. I can't give more praise for Abby at SRNE for the super simple and smooth process. Very happy.
Edited to remove address, even tho it's just a mailbox store ;P
P.S. I can't give more praise for Abby at SRNE for the super simple and smooth process. Very happy.
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Looks like the PowMr version is $1688 with free shipping for Prime days.
PowMr 10000W Single Split Phase Solar Inverter 48V DC to 100V AC~240V AC, 10KW Off-Grid Pure Sine Wave Hybrid Inverter with 200Amp MPPT Charge Controller, Work with 48V Lead Acid and Lithium Battery https://a.co/d/66NJiOF
42OhmsPA
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Nice.
Ps - might be a good idea to change your photo, your address is visible to the world.
Looks good. Only thing that makes me wonder is the weight stated on the package - 14kg ??? Must be a mistake, because my PowMr version is 27kg. So, if yours is really only 14kg, then something must be missing.
Mine is installed and working perfectly since 4 weeks now. 9kwp solar panels connected (36 panels 250W - 9S4P). Have 48V/600Ah batteries connected. Loads both 110V and 220V (All lights, outlets, fridge, winecooler, microwave, sewage pump, 2 pool pumps, 6 TV's, washing machine, dryer, dishwasher, etc.) I did not connect the airco's, because I have 10 of them, and that would definitely not work with just 10K. But we did an overload test and the inverter then first switched to bypass mode as expected, and shortly afterwards it shut down as it should. We also tested draining the batteries and it switched to bypass mode at the set low voltage, no problem. Switching back to the batteries when the batteries recovered also worked perfectly well. So, all in all, so far it's working like a charm.
The fans can get quite loud, especially when it charges the batteries with high current, like 80 to 130 amps, but since my system is in the garage, that doesn't bother me.
The only downside right now, is the data coming from the inverter over the wifi module. The data is not accurate, because there seems to be a fault in either the hardware or the firmware or both. The self consumption of the machine, which seems to be around 200W on average is not put into calculation correctly. It looks like the internal shunt, that should measure the current from and to the battery has a connection to the internals of the machine on the battery side. So, when charging the battery it will show ex. 20 amps, but only 16 amps flow into the battery and the other 4 amps are self consumption of the machine. And when discharging from the battery, it's the other way around, like showing only 16 amps discharge, because 4 amps go straight to the internal load, but actually 20 amps are flowing out of the battery. This leads to completely wrong charge and discharge data. I am in contact with PowMr because of this, and they promised to look into it. We will see. But anyway, this doesn't have any influence on the operational side.
The fans can get quite loud, especially when it charges the batteries with high current, like 80 to 130 amps, but since my system is in the garage, that doesn't bother me.
The only downside right now, is the data coming from the inverter over the wifi module. The data is not accurate, because there seems to be a fault in either the hardware or the firmware or both. The self consumption of the machine, which seems to be around 200W on average is not put into calculation correctly. It looks like the internal shunt, that should measure the current from and to the battery has a connection to the internals of the machine on the battery side. So, when charging the battery it will show ex. 20 amps, but only 16 amps flow into the battery and the other 4 amps are self consumption of the machine. And when discharging from the battery, it's the other way around, like showing only 16 amps discharge, because 4 amps go straight to the internal load, but actually 20 amps are flowing out of the battery. This leads to completely wrong charge and discharge data. I am in contact with PowMr because of this, and they promised to look into it. We will see. But anyway, this doesn't have any influence on the operational side.
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Thanks for the write up. 200w self consumption seems high, I’m interested in what vendor says. When cutting back and forth from util to battery and the other direction , no issues with restarting electronics, loads just keep running with no disruption?
Ya that's weird that they got away with that lol, certainly saved them money in shipping I'm sure but, it's definitely way heavier than 14kg, at a minimum at least double and I would say even more lol, this beast is a heavy bitch lol.
Yes, self consumption is pretty high at 200W. Thats 4.8kwh per day, so almost a 100Ah battery load. I didn't really have any critical loads on, like a desktop computer, so hard to tell, if the switching would have caused problems. The only sensitive thing was the digital display on the gas stove. Whenever we caused a power outage, during installation and testing, that display would blink and we had to reset the time. But it never blinked, when the automatic switching happened, so I guess the 10ms switching time seems to be accurate and not noticeable.
@42OhmsPA is the SRNE version self consumption also 200w? For some reason I thought it was 100w
I wonder if the SRNE model has the same faulty data output as my PowMr. Easy to to see on the display. When the battery is fully charged it should show 0 amps flowing into the battery, but it constantly shows 3 to 4 amps while solar power is available, which is nothing less than the self consumption of the machine. This is all counted as charge to the battery.
Also when the battery is fully charged, the solar power should drop down to the load power, but it actually drops below the load power, which of course is nonsense (considering there is way more solar power available than the current load).
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If it's the same build, which is most likely, then I guess it's alot closer to 200W than 100W, yes.
In this picture you can also see the faulty data. It's from the SmartEss mobile app. When the battery is full at around 11:30 solar power (green) and battery charging power (gray) drop down instantly, but battery charging should drop to 0 and solar power should level up exactly with the load power (blue). Either adding the wrong charging data to the solar data OR taking away self consumption from both charging and load data would do the trick. Does anyone with the same model type have a version, where these values are correct?
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Do you have a shunt to independently do the calculations?
42OhmsPA
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Definitely not 200w. Clamped twice ~100w, almost matched shunt reading.
I have an additional Victron shunt connected and a friend checked it 2 days ago and I compared it with the data received from the inverter. It was way off. Of course the self consumption differs largely, depending on state of operation. Probably goes from below 100 up to 400 or more. I can't do measurements atm, because I'm not there and don't have access to the Victron shunt by wifi. Do you have solar panels connected and did you measure while it was ex. charging the battery with like 100 amps? That's when it really literally hits the fans.
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