quercus454
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Hi, all
Did a search, but didn't find what I needed.. I am replacing a small Cotek inverter. It operates my Grundfos well pump. The Cotek has been great, still works fine. But I want a bit larger inverter (3000 watt ) with a high amp charger. I have a 24 volt Big Battery system with a separate 30 amp charger. As I have expanded the ranch, my water needs have increased. Being in N Az, the cloudy days during the monsoon season require a generator to keep up the batteries.
I purchased a Cotek sw 3000, but it had issues and I had to return it. Currently I have 5 different solar setups on the ranch, the largest having a Magnum. Was leaning towards another Magnum, but they seem to be having supply issues. At least a 2 or 3 month wait. My Magnum has been working well.
So my question is what other reliable options are there for a pure sine wave 3-4 thousand watt inverter with a 70-80 amp charger? AC input 220 off a generator? I ran across another post, but couldn't find it again, it was recommending a Schneider.
Thanks
Did a search, but didn't find what I needed.. I am replacing a small Cotek inverter. It operates my Grundfos well pump. The Cotek has been great, still works fine. But I want a bit larger inverter (3000 watt ) with a high amp charger. I have a 24 volt Big Battery system with a separate 30 amp charger. As I have expanded the ranch, my water needs have increased. Being in N Az, the cloudy days during the monsoon season require a generator to keep up the batteries.
I purchased a Cotek sw 3000, but it had issues and I had to return it. Currently I have 5 different solar setups on the ranch, the largest having a Magnum. Was leaning towards another Magnum, but they seem to be having supply issues. At least a 2 or 3 month wait. My Magnum has been working well.
So my question is what other reliable options are there for a pure sine wave 3-4 thousand watt inverter with a 70-80 amp charger? AC input 220 off a generator? I ran across another post, but couldn't find it again, it was recommending a Schneider.
Thanks
