seams to good to be true https://www.amazon.com/ECO-WORTHY-C...NXND8/ref=psdc_13638742011_t5_B096FG97DQ?th=1
looking for anyone with hands on or real reviews on this
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wiseacre
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A PWM SCC knocks some of the shine off that unit.
The built in ATS is a nice feature though.
no hot wire connections - if you only want to plug in appliances/cords that's ok but you won't be able to run wires to a distribution box
Although Eco Worthy offers some decent small system products their instructions/manuals are sorely lacking.
They're definitely not tier 1 but I've found their products reliable with no problems (over a year)
I started with a kit and the only things I've replaced are the PWM SCC (to Victron) and their Gel batteries to DIY LiFePo4
Their combiner boxes are a bit "cheap" but the one I added to the kit has also proven reliable
Overall, I'd say if budget constraints are a factor Eco Worthy is a good choice for getting started with solar.
The built in ATS is a nice feature though.
no hot wire connections - if you only want to plug in appliances/cords that's ok but you won't be able to run wires to a distribution box
Although Eco Worthy offers some decent small system products their instructions/manuals are sorely lacking.
They're definitely not tier 1 but I've found their products reliable with no problems (over a year)
I started with a kit and the only things I've replaced are the PWM SCC (to Victron) and their Gel batteries to DIY LiFePo4
Their combiner boxes are a bit "cheap" but the one I added to the kit has also proven reliable
Overall, I'd say if budget constraints are a factor Eco Worthy is a good choice for getting started with solar.
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