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forum threadSkillful_Pickle | Staff posted Today 08:36 PM

ECO-WORTHY 12KW 48V Solar Hybrid Inverter 120V/220V Split Phase 200A Charger $1120 + Free Shipping

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eco-worthy-us via eBay [ebay.com] has ECO-WORTHY 12KW 48V Solar Hybrid Inverter 120V/220V Split Phase 200A Charger on sale for $1399.99 - 20% w/ coupon code TOPGIFTPICKS at checkout = $1119.99. Shipping is free.

Features:
  • Parallel Support: Supports up to 6 units (72kW max), capable of single-phase or split-phase output (110V & 220V simultaneously).
  • Segmented Charging/Discharging: 3 output modes (mains, battery, PV priority) and 4 charging modes (solar only, mains priority, solar priority, hybrid).
  • Max.PV input power:11200W, PV input voltage range: 80-420V DC, Max.MPPT Charging Current:16/16A, Rated Output Power:12000W, Max.Peak Power:20000W, Rated Output Voltage:120/240Vac(split phase/single phase)
  • Easy & Safe: LCD display for monitoring, multiple protections (over-voltage, current limiting, reverse current), and cooling fans for safety.
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eco-worthy-us via eBay [ebay.com] has ECO-WORTHY 12KW 48V Solar Hybrid Inverter 120V/220V Split Phase 200A Charger on sale for $1399.99 - 20% w/ coupon code TOPGIFTPICKS at checkout = $1119.99. Shipping is free.

Features:
  • Parallel Support: Supports up to 6 units (72kW max), capable of single-phase or split-phase output (110V & 220V simultaneously).
  • Segmented Charging/Discharging: 3 output modes (mains, battery, PV priority) and 4 charging modes (solar only, mains priority, solar priority, hybrid).
  • Max.PV input power:11200W, PV input voltage range: 80-420V DC, Max.MPPT Charging Current:16/16A, Rated Output Power:12000W, Max.Peak Power:20000W, Rated Output Voltage:120/240Vac(split phase/single phase)
  • Easy & Safe: LCD display for monitoring, multiple protections (over-voltage, current limiting, reverse current), and cooling fans for safety.

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Today 08:56 PM
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i_max2k2Today 08:56 PM
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How hard would it be to install this ?
Today 09:33 PM
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zeroquestToday 09:33 PM
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Quote from i_max2k2 :
How hard would it be to install this ?
This is the inverter only. You still need batteries, solar panels, etc.
Today 09:35 PM
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i_max2k2Today 09:35 PM
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Quote from zeroquest :
This is the inverter only. You still need batteries, solar panels, etc.
I understand. And I forgot this isn't UL certified I believe. I'd be getting the batteries separately.
Today 09:47 PM
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dong888Today 09:47 PM
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I have ecoworthy 5000w inverter. It was nightmare to use. Setup is hard with semi-useless instructions. Support is a joke. As of today, I still could not connect via Bluetooth or WiFi. Can only use it manually. At $1100, there are a lot of other well known options elsewhere.
Today 09:58 PM
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ck90211Today 09:58 PM
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Installation (of this inverter) is fairly straight forward and manual is passable. It's fastened to the wall (of non-combustable material) via 4 holes in the back of unit; it does not have a ledge or lip on back to clip onto wall bracket, so use a lift table or 2 friends to lift this in place while you fasten it to wall.
If you planning to get full 12KW output from 48V batteries, it can draw as much as 250A so if you using 100Ah rack batteries you need 3 batteries per inverter (via a bus bar). I am connecting mine to Eco-Worthy's 48V 280Ah batteries which in theory I just need 1 battery per inverter via a 4/0 wire that can carry 250A, but it will drain quickly, and E-W handicaps this 280Ah battery with 200A connectors, 2 AWG wires and 200 Amp BMS (no way I can connect a 4/0 wire to it). So I will need to connect 2 of these 280Ah batteries per inverter also via a bus bar.
Only other notable issue is tightness of connecting 6 AWG wires to the AC OUT. I am using high quality flexible SOOW copper wires but Romex might be too stiff and unyielding to fit into terminal block and tight spaces.
If all these sounds overwhelming, it is, and each connection need to be torque'd to spec, every wire and connection part needs to be high quality, and you still need high quality and not cheap breakers/fuses to protect wires and components.
So if I did not need 24KW (I am doing 2 of these inverters) and just need 12KW, I would look hard at 2x Anker F3800 with Smart Home Panel which can do 12KW and 240V, or the new Delta Pro Ultra X which can do 12/24/36KW but gets pricey.
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z9z91Today 10:19 PM
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Quote from i_max2k2 :
How hard would it be to install this ?
It's not that hard to install it but the learning curve is steep in order to do it safely. If you have to ask this question, I'd suggest hiring an electrician.
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Quote from i_max2k2 :
How hard would it be to install this ?
If you have to ask this question, you should probably not do it and consult an expert.

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