Am I dreaming?

[alvinecigs]

Trying to figure out how this one is so cheap. Looking to get a solark 15k now..

Sol-Ark 15K 48VDC All-In-One solar hybrid inverter 120/240/208VAC Outdoors rated | eBay

Sol-Ark 15K 48VDC All-In-One solar hybrid inverter 120/240/208VAC SA-Limitless-15K-LV. 200A passthrough, so there’s no subpanel needed! Sol-Ark inverters also do not have expensive battery restrictions like other solar inverters do, and can be used with a wide variety of 48V battery chemistries...

www.ebay.com

 

[NC_hydro]

If you're going with Chinesium inverters, get one that's cheaper and puts out more power. https://www.currentconnected.com/product/eg4flexboss21/

Or if you want to buy from a manufacturer that's been around for a long time: https://www.currentconnected.com/product/midnite-theone-11-4kw-hybrid-all-in-one-inverter/

 

[SparkyJJO]

"Cheap" relatively speaking. $6k doesn't sound that cheap to me. I guess compared to the normal $7k it is.

It may be new but is it going to have warranty and support? Are they a proper Sol Ark retailer?

 

[Mattb4]

I am waiting on the bankruptcy clearance sale.

 

[NC_hydro]

Yeah you can get it brand new from CC for $6,400. I wouldn't get it from Ebay.

 

[jdr93]

i have this inverter.
does an excellent job
they wrote their own phone app and have a us based server so information and control stays local. flexible with several options on using a battery for certain hours of the day when there's no sun.
pass through function works great, commercial and solar power run through it to the whole house.

 

[alvinecigs]

That’s what I was thinking.. chinesium.. lol.. I want good quality with warranty that’ll last years… I’ll look at cc. Thanks.

 

[alvinecigs]

Quick question.. are the two from cc listed better quality than the solark 15k? And with UIL certs?

 

[Noname142]

I'm not sure if you are serious or trolling. If serious, you may want to take a few minutes and look into the shady business practices SolArk has used in recent months.. But as of now, I certainly wouldn't recommend SolArk to someone who is just jumping into solar.

 

[alvinecigs]

No trolling here. I’ve already gotten 3 ecoworthy dual axis up with 8 200 watt panels a peice.. putting in 3 more and a solar carport so I’m PRETTY dead serious on this. I have heard of the warranty issues. Damn. Back to square one I guess on the research. Any other suggestions?

 

[NC_hydro]

What are you wanting to power? A house? A tiny house? RV? Off grid/on grid? Do you have to have an inspection etc? Batteries?

 

[alvinecigs]

House.. would like to be hybrid. will have 48 panels (200w Ecoworthy) on 6 trackers.. and not sure how many on the carport. but need to hit about 15k to power house and back yard building.. would not really wanting to sell back per se.. and we have generac home back up generator.. just still would like to be connected to grid at first.. then I'll start adding batteries.. and you know the rest.. inspection.. yes.. I would need it to pass any kind of inspection..

 

[Quattrohead]

For permits and inspection purposes you really can't beat the EG4 bundles.
All of the RSD for the PV panels, batteries and house is built in. Hit the fireman's safety button outside the house and it all shuts down.

 

[alvinecigs]

For permits and inspection purposes you really can't beat the EG4 bundles.
All of the RSD for the PV panels, batteries and house is built in. Hit the fireman's safety button outside the house and it all shuts down.

Not to be a noob, but could you send a link or two so I can check out the bundles you are talking about? I'd appreciate it VERY much.

 

[alvinecigs]