timselectric
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Yeah it gets real funny at 3:50 and the #5 inverter ...
I also have two of the same LV6548's that have been flawless. That being said, I am anxiously awaiting the LVX6048WP inverters, as they are low frequency, and are outdoor rated. I believe 100lb each.Problem with the MPP and Growatts is they arent really old enough to know if they're going to live. I have 2x LV6548's that I got in May of last year. I had a problem with 1 that I believe was my own fault, but Ian at Watts247 took care of me and I've been happy ever since.
Naw.... they (trace) was brought out by schneiderHoly crap do they still make them ?
Are you using the Schneider to convert your Fronius GT inverter into a hybrid system with battery backup?Fronius Primo 5kW grid-tie and Schneider Conext XW+ 5548 battery inverter. Both trouble free for 5.5 years.
Edit. They are HIGH frequency, and based on Ians testing, seem to have a similar limit as the Sol-Ark's on a per phase basis. I will be getting my hands real dirty with these soon I hope, and will see it they play well with SMA.I also have two of the same LV6548's that have been flawless. That being said, I am anxiously awaiting the LVX6048WP inverters, as they are low frequency, and are outdoor rated. I believe 100lb each.
It was my original plan, but upon further research maybe not, since I have (3) 5 KW Fronius Primo inverters. The new Schneider XW Pro 6.8 KW hybrid inverter can only send 6 KW to the grid, which means that I need (2) Schneider XW Pro to send 12 KW to the grid. When you pair (2) 6.8 Schneider XW Pro hybrid inverters, it is more complicated with more Schneider components needed to make it work.Are you using the Schneider to convert your Fronius GT inverter into a hybrid system with battery backup?
They are not comparable to the Sol-arks at all. Sol-arks have very good surge ratings. The LVX6048WP supposedly has almost no surge ability at all.Edit. They are HIGH frequency, and based on Ians testing, seem to have a similar limit as the Sol-Ark's on a per phase basis. I will be getting my hands real dirty with these soon I hope, and will see it they play well with SMA.
They are not comparable to the Sol-arks at all. Sol-arks have very good surge ratings. The LVX6048WP supposedly has almost no surge ability at all.
Wasn't comparing surge.They are not comparable to the Sol-arks at all. Sol-arks have very good surge ratings. The LVX6048WP supposedly has almost no surge ability at all.
Are there any split phase inverters that don't have that limitation?Wasn't comparing surge.
Individual phase limitations.
Only low frequencyAre there any split phase inverters that don't have that limitation?
I've seen inverters on Amazon claiming 36 volts. And no I didn't mean a single inverter that does all 4 voltages. I specified 4 different voltages. And this won't be a list now. Also I said battery inverters most of those victron and must models are solar charge controllers/ inverters. That's not also not what I meant 12 volt, wow lots of typing, 24 volt, 36 volt because I saw one for sale and 48 volt. If Thiers no 36 volt just say it's false advertising. This is why I asked people what inverter they have and how long they've had it. So people can see what lasts how long.
In 2000 I started with a Trace SW4024 worked great until I bought a 2005 Trace/Xantrex SW5548 (in 2021) when I upgraded to 48v battery and loaned my still working SW4024 to friend who is using it until he builds his house in the mountains and gets his own system (still TBD for which one)Good 'ol Trace SW5548. Continually working non stop for 21 years.... and counting. Great old heavy low frequency sine wave inverters.