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ECO-WORTHY 10KW Output 9.36KWH Off-Grid Home Solar System Complete Kit $3400 + Free Shipping
$3,400
$4,000
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eco-worthy-us via eBay [ebay.com] has the ECO-WORTHY 10KW Output 9.36KWH Off-Grid Home Solar System Complete Kit for $3719.99 - $320 w/ code ECO-WORTHY at checkout = $3399.99. Shipping is free.
Features:
Features:
- Included:
- 12-Pcs 195W N-Type bifacial solar panels
- 2-Pcs 48V 100AH Lithium Batteries
- 10000W off-grid inverter
- Z-brackets and accessories needed
- Output of 9.36KWH
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eco-worthy-us via eBay [ebay.com] has the ECO-WORTHY 10KW Output 9.36KWH Off-Grid Home Solar System Complete Kit for $3719.99 - $320 w/ code ECO-WORTHY at checkout = $3399.99. Shipping is free.
Features:
Features:
- Included:
- 12-Pcs 195W N-Type bifacial solar panels
- 2-Pcs 48V 100AH Lithium Batteries
- 10000W off-grid inverter
- Z-brackets and accessories needed
- Output of 9.36KWH
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This is an all in one off grid solar kit centered on a UL certified inverter with up to 11 kilowatts of PV input. The panel layout is practical for smaller roof spaces, and the 195 watt modules are framed as easier to handle than bulky 400 watt panels. Real world bifacial output can exceed nameplate ratings, with 690 watts of panels reaching about 1000 watts in good conditions. The main concerns are weak Ecoworthy inverter support and the limited roof efficiency of smaller panels, so it fits best when space and installation constraints matter.
The kit uses an all-in-one inverter design that is described as UL certified.
The inverter is described as accepting up to about 11kW of PV input, which can support higher array output.
The panel configuration is described as 16 panels wired in an 8s2p arrangement.
Real-world bifacial performance can exceed nameplate expectations, with one setup producing around 1000W from 690W bifacial panels.
Inverter support for Ecoworthy is reported as poor, with difficulty getting answers about specs and configurations.
The system may require clarification on whether a separate charge controller is needed or whether it is bundled into the inverter.
195W panels are criticized as inefficient use of roof space compared with 400W to 500W options.
DIY installation can be inconvenient with larger panels, and one approach avoids roof mounting by using movable rack setups.
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Can I not count?
I was replying to someone that said 195w isn't worth the space on the roof.
I counter that 200w panels are very useful for it's size and I wouldn't put anything on the roof.
The other 8 panels are from the AeternalSol 200w panels. There's a deal thread on those panels.
BTW, I wouldn't get this deal even though the panels are vey good.
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