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ECO-WORTHY 9840W Solar Kit (24 Panels,10kW Growatt Inverter, 8*100Ah LP Battery) $10000 + Free Shipping

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eco-worthy-us via eBay [ebay.com] has ECO-WORTHY 9840W Solar Kit (24 Panels,10kW Growatt Inverter, 8*100Ah LP Battery) on sale for $10999.99 - $1000 w/ code ECOWORTHYSUMMER = $9999.99. Shipping is free.

Includes:
  • 24x 410W ALL BLACK Solar Panels
  • 1x 10000W 48V-120V/240V GrowattHybrid Inverter(10-year warranty,UL 1741 Listed)
  • 8x 51.2V 100Ah LiFePO4 Lithium Ion Battery+2*6-tier Rack(10-year warranty)
  • Required accessories
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eco-worthy-us via eBay [ebay.com] has ECO-WORTHY 9840W Solar Kit (24 Panels,10kW Growatt Inverter, 8*100Ah LP Battery) on sale for $10999.99 - $1000 w/ code ECOWORTHYSUMMER = $9999.99. Shipping is free.

Includes:
  • 24x 410W ALL BLACK Solar Panels
  • 1x 10000W 48V-120V/240V GrowattHybrid Inverter(10-year warranty,UL 1741 Listed)
  • 8x 51.2V 100Ah LiFePO4 Lithium Ion Battery+2*6-tier Rack(10-year warranty)
  • Required accessories

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6d ago
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eruisi
6d ago
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Is it possible to get contractor to install the whole thing for me to save money? Am I still qualified for Federal 30% incentive?
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6d ago
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hieusays
6d ago
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Quote from eruisi :
Is it possible to get contractor to install the whole thing for me to save money? Am I still qualified for Federal 30% incentive?
Yes. There's a contractor in my city that does it for $0.55 per watt installed, labor and permitting only. This would still qualify for the 30% tax incentive but it has to be on and commissioned by Dec 31, 2025 since there's a good chance the budget bill will nix it.
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6d ago
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Caleo
6d ago
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Quote from eruisi :
Is it possible to get contractor to install the whole thing for me to save money? Am I still qualified for Federal 30% incentive?
This kit (and all 'eco-worthy' kits like it) are off-grid only & unsuitable for occupied dwellings where an inspection is required, due to components not having necessary ratings.

Also, good luck finding a local installer willing to install a cheap system like this from ebay... legitimate installers aren't going to want the potential headache of having to deal with a warranty claim for a manufacturer they don't know, and might not be able to get ahold of.
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6d ago
PurpleFriction9867
6d ago
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This is actually not a bad deal. Growatts are budget, but pretty decent.
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6d ago
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6d ago
eruisi
6d ago
329 Posts
if 0.55$/W, then 5500$ for installation.
Total would be 10K + 5.5K = 15.5K$ + tax = 17K (before Federal incentive). I can install another one it breaks in in a few years compared to Market charge
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4d ago
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earnaliving
4d ago
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If I were to hire an online solar contractor to scope the details required for a permit and installation for DIY solution, any other foreseeable issues? I can do the install.
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4d ago
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sapimati
4d ago
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Quote from Caleo :
This kit (and all 'eco-worthy' kits like it) are off-grid only & unsuitable for occupied dwellings where an inspection is required, due to components not having necessary ratings.

Also, good luck finding a local installer willing to install a cheap system like this from ebay... legitimate installers aren't going to want the potential headache of having to deal with a warranty claim for a manufacturer they don't know, and might not be able to get ahold of.
The Growatt inverter seems to be connected to Grid, so it should work for an on Grid house. Problem is finding a contractor to install it.
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3d ago
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3d ago
AceStarflyer
3d ago
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Quote from hieusays :
Yes. There's a contractor in my city that does it for $0.55 per watt installed, labor and permitting only. This would still qualify for the 30% tax incentive but it has to be on and commissioned by Dec 31, 2025 since there's a good chance the budget bill will nix it.
What region do you live in? How'd you find this unicorn?
3d ago
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alphawave
3d ago
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Quote from Caleo :
This kit (and all 'eco-worthy' kits like it) are off-grid only & unsuitable for occupied dwellings where an inspection is required, due to components not having necessary ratings.

Also, good luck finding a local installer willing to install a cheap system like this from ebay... legitimate installers aren't going to want the potential headache of having to deal with a warranty claim for a manufacturer they don't know, and might not be able to get ahold of.
Don't get the downvotes, its an accurate take. While you assume risk doing a DIY off-grid install, don't expect a competent contractor to install components without proper UL listings and review by AHJ's during the permitting process, since it becomes the contractor's liability in the event of failures. If you don't want unnecessary risk and liability, pay a contractor to install a permitted system of compliant components. Or assume the risks of your hobby.
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3d ago
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Caleo
3d ago
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Quote from alphawave :
Don't get the downvotes, its an accurate take. While you assume risk doing a DIY off-grid install, don't expect a competent contractor to install components without proper UL listings and review by AHJ's during the permitting process, since it becomes the contractor's liability in the event of failures. If you don't want unnecessary risk and liability, pay a contractor to install a permitted system of compliant components. Or assume the risks of your hobby.
Me either. I suspect eco-worthy has some reps here that care more about selling stuff than people being well-informed about what exactly they're buying.
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hieusays
3d ago
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Quote from AceStarflyer :
What region do you live in? How'd you find this unicorn?
Oklahoma. He was the installer for the local electric company, installing solar for them as a contractor. I talked to him and he said he would give me the same price.
2d ago
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2d ago
AceStarflyer
2d ago
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Quote from hieusays :
Oklahoma. He was the installer for the local electric company, installing solar for them as a contractor. I talked to him and he said he would give me the same price.
That's awesome, love it when a bargain like that comes together. No utility-contracted solar up in the PNW, unfortunately.
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DerProfi
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I saw a video on YT today saying that UL certification is supposedly in process. I plan to keep an eye on it.

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jneset
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What is their degregation rate chart supposed to be showing?
98% on install and 80% warranty at 25yrs and the competitions dramatical drops show are all completely laughable #s

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