timselectric
If I can do it, you can do it.
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I thought that I made it up.
What's Google? lol
You can always buy temporary friends. lol
Midnite Solar Announced their new 10kw AIO at Intersolar Today
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What's Google? lol
You can always buy temporary friends. lol
Looks like a beast
MrM1
I'm Here, But I'm Not All There
Good to know that works in a pinch. I've got a few projects where wire nuts was all I had
MrM1
I'm Here, But I'm Not All There
DuckDuckGo It ... That's my new MO. AI George Washington just didn't look like that.
timselectric
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That makes the inverter on a Ford lighting the heavy weight winner. lol
Lt.Dan
Solar Wizard
I installed my 15k by myself too... I still need to finish editing that video and post it on YT lol.
HighTechLab
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yeah - I'm considering moving testing to my house at this point because it's getting kinda boring at the shop - everything is just working as expected. Few tweaks to the app are needed but the iOS update should be here any minute now.
Brucey
Solar Wizard
Sounds pretty solid. An AIO without drama or constant firmware issues, would be welcome in this space I think.
HighTechLab
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MidNite TheOne - 12kW Hybrid All-in-one Inverter ~ Current Connected
The New MidNite Solar All-In-One Inverter is perfect for larger systems. Coming with 3 separate MPPTs and 11.4 kW of nominal power, this inverter can ensure that important loads are always powered. With the MidNite name, this inverter is reliable and well-tested, resulting in an amazing unit...
www.currentconnected.com
This is where you can keep an eye out for the release. We are starting a mailing list to notify when final shipping dates, price, etc. is available.
Any insight on the batteries coming out that is new or different about them?
They probably won’t need a firmware update straight out of the box
SpongeboB Sinewave
Solar Enthusiast
They probably won’t need a firmware update straight out of the box
I hope not !
zanydroid
Solar Wizard
There is a pretty active thread right now about how the CEC listing for 18kpv is unusable when interconnecting with PG&E in California because it cannot pass the PCS (Power Control System) review that gets triggered for grid tie ESS. By comparison stuff like Schneider and Enphase do have PCS in the UL cert and presumably also properly filed with CEC
(This 18kpv problem could be as simple as filing two missing forms with CEC, if the equipment already qualifies, most of the questions I have are on how the respective manufacturers will follow through on slogging to the end)
What are the procedures/plans at MidNite for helping customers work through this? It is kind of a big lift for a DIYer to figure it out on their own. Will there be support/application engineering resources at MidNite or referrals to a set of EG Greenlancer folks that know how to game the system in each state?
(This 18kpv problem could be as simple as filing two missing forms with CEC, if the equipment already qualifies, most of the questions I have are on how the respective manufacturers will follow through on slogging to the end)
What are the procedures/plans at MidNite for helping customers work through this? It is kind of a big lift for a DIYer to figure it out on their own. Will there be support/application engineering resources at MidNite or referrals to a set of EG Greenlancer folks that know how to game the system in each state?
MisterSandals
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This isn't necessarily a bad thing. If a bug is found after production, implementing and releasing a fix is the right thing to do. My new Victron products almost always needed a one click firmware update and i am thankful.They probably won’t need a firmware update straight out of the box
NOT acknowledging the bug(s) and letting customers suffer thru such a bungled release is terrible. Refusing to fix bugs after years of complaints (ahem, Schneider) is unforgivable.
Lt.Dan
Solar Wizard
Didn't get very much more info than we already have. But its a start, atleast its something.
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