48V 15000 watt split phase Inverter

[NomNomCameron]

I ended up not needing this inverter, I've powered it up and seems to work great!

Let me know if you have any questions

$800 + shipping

 

[Supervstech]

I ended up not needing this inverter, I've powered it up and seems to work great!

Let me know if you have any questions

$800 + shipping

Ok, you have one we can ask about.
Does the split phase tie to neutral allowing feeding of a main panel with this unit?

 

[NomNomCameron]

If you needed 240 at the panel you can wire 2 legs of 120 and a neutral. The neutral will be used for either single leg at 120 and 240 doesn't use a neutral.

Does that answer your question?

 

[Supervstech]

My question is did you connect to a panel?

 

[NomNomCameron]

Yes, there is a terminal block with 2 hot lines and a neutral line.

I would recommend using ring connectors to go from the inverter to your panel

 

[NomNomCameron]

No longer for sale

 

[Darkstar]

Ok, you have one we can ask about.
Does the split phase tie to neutral allowing feeding of a main panel with this unit?

Wait,

Wont any split phase inverter tie to a panel? If not what is the issue?

What should I look for in an inverter if I want to connect to an AC breaker panel?

Been looking for a few days...

 

[Picasso]

key word "split phase". But most of the import stuff that is 220-240 is not split phase. 50/50 on if a vendor even has any idea of what split phase is.....

 

[Darkstar]

key word "split phase". But most of the import stuff that is 220-240 is not split phase. 50/50 on if a vendor even has any idea of what split phase is.....

Somebody check my math?

My understanding is that there are two 120V legs and a single neutral on split phase.

I have been looking at:

Aims power 10 KW inverter which has 2 output legs and a neutral.

A pair of Growatt 3 KW paralleled and configured for split phase would also be able to hook to a panel, correct?

In other words it would have two 120V legs and a neutral?

 

[Supervstech]

Somebody check my math?

My understanding is that there are two 120V legs and a single neutral on split phase.

I have been looking at:

Aims power 10 KW inverter which has 2 output legs and a neutral.

A pair of Growatt 3 KW paralleled and configured for split phase would also be able to hook to a panel, correct?

In other words it would have two 120V legs and a neutral?

Yes, this is correct.

 

[Castro975]

I ended up not needing this inverter, I've powered it up and seems to work great!

Let me know if you have any questions

$800 + shipping

is this a pure sine wave inverter? what brand is it?

 

[Supervstech]

That was a power jack, Chinese el cheapo inverter, and it was sold long ago.