Not sure, it was cheap, and met the specs needed to play with the BYD, and run my mini split etc.looks like a PIP2424 to me, a LV2424 without grid-tie and parallel feature
I am about to build a simple system like this.Heh... this is my office... can’t get into my shop right now...
I would use lto for that. Tiny lto pack can push crazy current. Great as a buffer systemI am about to build a simple system like this.
Would you happen to have a very small 10aH or so battery that you could try this out on?
I want to get as close to no battery as I can without getting a 5048MG. So I figured any little pair of 12V's would work fine.
I have a Chevy Spark EV that wants to be Solar Powered! It charges at only 860 watts. It gets about 10 miles a day of use, normally it doesn't even get driven for 3 or 4 days at a time.
I just want to know what the inverter does when the battery is discharged. Will it keep supplying 120V?
I would use lto for that. Tiny lto pack can push crazy current. Great as a buffer system
I only need 8 amps AC 120.I agree, a tiny Ah battery wouldn't have the amps output ability to drive the inverter at any decent rate.