Microinverter 1600w Plug & Play
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Microinverter 1600w Plug & Play
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@deckie27 yes 4 panels needed, plug and play and connect to AC outlet and power is flowing into grid straight away.
Look up vidoes on Youtube , for example Ecoflow inverters how easy is to set uo
Look up vidoes on Youtube , for example Ecoflow inverters how easy is to set uo
@deckie27 not for that price mate
Panels are from 80-120 depends on what quality,type you want.
475/500w Aiko,Jinko, all N type new gen.
You need cabling which you can assemble yourself or buy on amazon or I can make it depending how long you need them. Ofher then that its a plug and play balcony setup
Full balcony setup if you were to buy ranges from 1200-2000e and that inlcudes panels and only 800w inverter which is a regulatory requirement. You can push 1600w on this one as some states allow for higher input
But if you want to stay compliant you limit grid output to 800w. If you want to run off grid, you can increase to 1600w
Your choice
Panels are from 80-120 depends on what quality,type you want.
475/500w Aiko,Jinko, all N type new gen.
You need cabling which you can assemble yourself or buy on amazon or I can make it depending how long you need them. Ofher then that its a plug and play balcony setup
Full balcony setup if you were to buy ranges from 1200-2000e and that inlcudes panels and only 800w inverter which is a regulatory requirement. You can push 1600w on this one as some states allow for higher input
But if you want to stay compliant you limit grid output to 800w. If you want to run off grid, you can increase to 1600w
Your choice
Hi I have an Ecoflow Inverter but 800w is very limiting. Great system was easy to install. Can I just unplug ecoflow and plug solars directly into your inverter and get 1600W? I take it same MC4 connectors? This would be ideal if so as my electricity bills are literally halved even with 800w input, and the cost of DIY compare to some prices I was given by installers are ridiculously expensive considering equipment is really cheap while you getting quoted 12-18K for solar set up. I know roof install might be tricky, but my panels are hanging of the balcony and I'm pulling 1.5kw per hour. Just the limiting factor is 800w. I didn't even know you could buy more powerful inverter
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