timselectric
If I can do it, you can do it.
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It would require a minimum of 4,800 ah worth of battery. lol
Probably not ? I wonder how many EVs he could charge at max along with all his heat guns and shop vacs running then start some loaded car lifts. If that isn't enough start dumping power into batteries with some older inverters fed from the 6000EXsI don’t think @Will Prowse has enough shop vacs
Well you're probably about 2/3 of the way there....It would require a minimum of 4,800 ah worth of battery. lol
Only about 120kW load, no biggie. ?At full load and close to full load with large inductive loads starting and stopping.
I'm sure I can come up with something.At full load and close to full load with large inductive loads starting and stopping.
I'm using infrared heater banks in a production process at work, they pull a measly ~26kwh each at 90% output. They are in fact like a baby sun. 1 implemented and proven a 2nd ordered, 10 more to go through Q3 next year.I'm sure I can come up with something.
It will be like a baby sun.![]()
This morning they said 12kW was actually 2.5 seconds. The spec sheet they sent out had a typo. Really unfortunate because they affected my review big time. I hate when companies spec sheets are incorrect. I am going to cross check with Markus next time.Just watched the review video and noted their spec sheet indicates 3.5 and 5 seconds for surge limits.
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What loads are you runningDeciding between this or the EG4 6500EX. I don't need 240v, only 120V output. Would it be correct to assume that the 6500ex would be better for my application since the single line AC output on the new 6000XP would only be 3000W each line? I realize the idle consumption of the 6500ex would be higher, so that would be something to consider.
You can do that with a 6k Growatt SPF for several hundred dollars less.What loads are you running
Yes 3000W 120V on each line
Are people still using growatts?You can do that with a 6k Growatt SPF for several hundred dollars less.
They're sending the batteries too, right? I mean, that was kind of a given ...It would require a minimum of 4,800 ah worth of battery. lol
Have a 3000 SPF test Growatt that’s moved 14kwh every day for two years. No issues other than the early days of G/N bond discussionsAre people still using growatts?
25 seconds sounded a bit optimistic.This morning they said 12kW was actually 2.5 seconds. The spec sheet they sent out had a typo. Really unfortunate because they affected my review big time. I hate when companies spec sheets are incorrect. I am going to cross check with Markus next time.
Except for the initial problem I had that turned out to be a loose screw on an internal bus bar, my 12k has been bulletproof. The 6k I had before it was also a solid performer.Are people still using growatt
The 18kpv has 5/10 minute surge ratings. Figured it was consistency across the product line. I was wrong to trust the documentation.25 seconds sounded a bit optimistic.
Fantastic.Except for the initial problem I had that turned out to be a loose screw on an internal bus bar, my 12k has been bulletproof. The 6k I had before it was also a solid performer.
The 18kpv has 5/10 minute surge ratings. Figured it was consistency across the product line. I was wrong to trust the documentation.
Pisses me off when spec sheets have errors. It's too common in the off-grid solar industry.
The one on my camper works just fine........Are people still using growatts?