I have cancelled my order for the 18kwh Bluetti AC300 & B330 with spilt phase fusion box set up i previously due to delivery dates being pushed off by 3 months and all the issues I am reading that user are having.
This whole system was going to be hooked up to the 10 circuit manual transfer switch I have already had installed. It would have provided split phase 120V/240V 6000 watt (7200 watt surge).
My energy monitor stats from the house show that I would be good to go, even with my heat pump that is on a 25A breaker. Heat pump only, not the resistive coil for the emergency heat (60A breaker). Usage averages between 750 watts while I am working in my home office and peaks to 3000 watt when the heat pump comes on while watching TV etc as well.
So now I am thinking (a dangerous thing), is there any way to utilize the manual transfer switch that is now installed?
Not taking into consideration recharging batteries for a moment, would there be anyway to hook up some of the EG4 batteries to an off grid inverter and pump all of that through the already installed L14-30P inlet box?
I'm thinking this inverter:
6kW 48V 240VAC Split Phase 80A 150VDC Off-Grid Inverter by Growatt
With 2 to 4 of these when they restock:
48V 100AH LiFePower4 Battery by EG4
Even with 4 batteries, the cost would be less the the refund I got back from Bluetti after cancelling my order.
Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance
This whole system was going to be hooked up to the 10 circuit manual transfer switch I have already had installed. It would have provided split phase 120V/240V 6000 watt (7200 watt surge).
My energy monitor stats from the house show that I would be good to go, even with my heat pump that is on a 25A breaker. Heat pump only, not the resistive coil for the emergency heat (60A breaker). Usage averages between 750 watts while I am working in my home office and peaks to 3000 watt when the heat pump comes on while watching TV etc as well.
So now I am thinking (a dangerous thing), is there any way to utilize the manual transfer switch that is now installed?
Not taking into consideration recharging batteries for a moment, would there be anyway to hook up some of the EG4 batteries to an off grid inverter and pump all of that through the already installed L14-30P inlet box?
I'm thinking this inverter:
6kW 48V 240VAC Split Phase 80A 150VDC Off-Grid Inverter by Growatt
6kW 48V 240VAC Split Phase 80A 150VDC Off-Grid Inverter by Growatt 6000w
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With 2 to 4 of these when they restock:
48V 100AH LiFePower4 Battery by EG4
EG4 48V 100AH LiFePower4 Battery
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Even with 4 batteries, the cost would be less the the refund I got back from Bluetti after cancelling my order.
Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance
