yabert
Solar Enthusiast
Hi all
I would like to connect my large battery pack (60 kWh (360V 167Ah) Chevy Bolt) to power my house in case of blackout, but it seem like inverters to do this are rare.
For me, it a non sense to build another 12V or 48V battery who will not be use 99% of time instead of using this large car battery actually available.
There seem to have tons of 12-24-48V off grid inverter available everywhere or grid tie inverter with 200V-500V DC input, but never off grid 200V-500V DC input inverter.
My plan, in case blackout is to turn off utility house input and connect my car to my house*.
So, is there pure sine off grid inverters with 300-400V DC input available in the 2000w-6000w range?
Please let me know.
Thanks
Yan
*for those who know the subject, there could have dangerous voltage manipulation involve in this and also car warranty legitimacy out of spec. It's not as simple than connect the J1772 to the car. I have a lot of experience with different voltage battery packs and I don't advice anybody to do this without a lot of knowledge/experience.
**sorry for the English, it's not my first language.
I would like to connect my large battery pack (60 kWh (360V 167Ah) Chevy Bolt) to power my house in case of blackout, but it seem like inverters to do this are rare.
For me, it a non sense to build another 12V or 48V battery who will not be use 99% of time instead of using this large car battery actually available.
There seem to have tons of 12-24-48V off grid inverter available everywhere or grid tie inverter with 200V-500V DC input, but never off grid 200V-500V DC input inverter.
My plan, in case blackout is to turn off utility house input and connect my car to my house*.
So, is there pure sine off grid inverters with 300-400V DC input available in the 2000w-6000w range?
Please let me know.
Thanks
Yan
*for those who know the subject, there could have dangerous voltage manipulation involve in this and also car warranty legitimacy out of spec. It's not as simple than connect the J1772 to the car. I have a lot of experience with different voltage battery packs and I don't advice anybody to do this without a lot of knowledge/experience.
**sorry for the English, it's not my first language.