Rednecktek
Solar Wizard
So I'm looking on Amazon and Watts247 and SignatureSolar and I'm striking out trying to find an inverter for my sheds project. Does anyone here know or know of an inverter that fits ALL of my criteria? Or just tell me I'm smoking crack.
1: 24v Input
2: 120v Output
3: 2500-3000W range
4: Pure Sine
5: About $350 max
6: Wiring terminals output preferred but optional
All the inverters I'm seeing are either more expensive than just getting a 3Kw AIO unit or are sketchy with lots of reviews about things blowing up or not handling more than 500w loads or all sorts of problems.
These are about the closest thing I've found but none of them instill any confidence:
WZRELB 2500w look EZACTLY like the "Reliable" brand, down to the stickers, that are nothing but nightmare stories
Voltworks 2000w is smaller than I'd like but I'm running low on options
EDECOA 3000w not a lot of reviews out there, kinda hit or miss, a little more than I'd like to spend
KRXNY 3000w Again, not many reviews, only 2 outlets for getting the power out (I'd like 3+)
All of them seem to have multiple comments about high standby power draw and in Western WA there's a LOT of cloud and rain. Overpanneling is going to be a must as best I can just to feed the standby draw.
The other option is to get one of the PowMr 3000w Solar Inverter for about $550 and save the money on the MPPT controller.
Thoughts? Experiences? Horror stories? Thanks gang!
1: 24v Input
2: 120v Output
3: 2500-3000W range
4: Pure Sine
5: About $350 max
6: Wiring terminals output preferred but optional
All the inverters I'm seeing are either more expensive than just getting a 3Kw AIO unit or are sketchy with lots of reviews about things blowing up or not handling more than 500w loads or all sorts of problems.
These are about the closest thing I've found but none of them instill any confidence:
WZRELB 2500w look EZACTLY like the "Reliable" brand, down to the stickers, that are nothing but nightmare stories
Voltworks 2000w is smaller than I'd like but I'm running low on options
EDECOA 3000w not a lot of reviews out there, kinda hit or miss, a little more than I'd like to spend
KRXNY 3000w Again, not many reviews, only 2 outlets for getting the power out (I'd like 3+)
All of them seem to have multiple comments about high standby power draw and in Western WA there's a LOT of cloud and rain. Overpanneling is going to be a must as best I can just to feed the standby draw.
The other option is to get one of the PowMr 3000w Solar Inverter for about $550 and save the money on the MPPT controller.
Thoughts? Experiences? Horror stories? Thanks gang!