ANENJI via AliExpress. [aliexpress.us] ANENJI 11KW Hybrid Solar Inverter 48V 160A MPPT 220V/240V Output with WiFi $415 or lower (YMMV) + Free Shipping from US warehouse.
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Key Characteristics:
- Power: 11KW (11000VA) rated output, 22000VA surge, pure sine wave.
- System: 48V battery system, 220/230/240VAC output for home backup.
- Charging: Built-in 160A MPPT solar charger, supports 11000W max PV input.
- Smart Control: Built-in WiFi for remote monitoring and system management.
- Grid Support: Dual AC input, works with or without a battery (UPS function).
- Efficiency: High 94% peak efficiency with 10ms transfer time.
- Compatibility: Activates lithium batteries, compatible with lead-acid & LiFePO4.
- Physical: Size: 540 * 415 * 122mm, Weight: 15kg.
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It's a great price for 11kw but it's not a good deal if you can't practically use it.
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It's a great price for 11kw but it's not a good deal if you can't practically use it.
That's not to say that a 120/240 split phase wouldn't be more useful for many backup panel applications, but if I still lived out in the boonies, this would be a pretty economical choice to make sure I kept my water supply in good stead even when the power went down. Of course, with a big enough array it could have an actual ROI with inexpensive panels.
It's not that much more expensive to get a split phase unit. You'll spend more trying to work around the 230v limitation than just buying the proper inverter.
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