Really it makes sense to do this from a manufacturing stand point.It's nice having everything in one neat and tidy box, but yeah, I'm thinking about going separates next time for the same reasons.That is interesting. On these AIO's they have cut out steps that are normally present in discreet components, or I guess you could call it optimizing the bill of materials (BOM)
I dunno, I've been on the fence with AIO's for years, almost pulling the trigger many times. But my biggest hold up is, when one part goes bad, it takes out your whole system. I like being able to replace an inverter, or SCC, or AC charger, etc... Instead of being forced to replace all three at once.
For the cost of individual components, you can buy spare AIO's.
I did not have the space for a modular system. Hard to find a 48v 80 amp charge controller a 3500 watt inverter a 40 amp ac to dc charger and instant transfer switch that will fit in a 14” base cabinet door opening for $700 (even cheaper now) lots of good reasons to go with an AIO still if you have the space and the money modular has a lot of perks.That is interesting. On these AIO's they have cut out steps that are normally present in discreet components, or I guess you could call it optimizing the bill of materials (BOM)
I dunno, I've been on the fence with AIO's for years, almost pulling the trigger many times. But my biggest hold up is, when one part goes bad, it takes out your whole system. I like being able to replace an inverter, or SCC, or AC charger, etc... Instead of being forced to replace all three at once.
