Good stuff Mr Beene.

The 5 year warranty on this XP model is a show stopper IMO. The KPV's have a 10 year warranty.

What gauge is the wires that comes from the bms to the batteries? Thanks

I’m just hoping they come out with a 3kW LuxPower variant to replace the 3000EHV

Exporting power, It is critical for the inverter to sequence the sinusoidal waveform with the grid. If it connects and is out of phase there is a short circuit up to the capacity of the inverter.

Is 70w ideal consumption a lot?

In off grid mode you can run a generator as input to charge the batteries.

why only 5 year warranty? Will it only last that long? interested in it but want something that will last

I which they had more variety of inverter like an 8k or 10k😔

I'm curious what the noise level is with this machine compared to two 6000xps.

Yeah really like the specs on this unit! EG4 made a great decision changing all inverters to luxpower. Good work

Welcome back my man, hope all is well. Me and setite were just taking about you. How's business?

I have the new midnite aio but if this was coming out a few months ago I probably would’ve gone this route

Wow thats pretty powerful!!

Good breakdown of the specs. I’m looking forward to seeing this inverter.

I have a Sunsynk (Deye) max 16 8:47 kW since May in the UK with 13kW panels. 60kW UFO batteries 🔋 been moist ever since charging my Tesla for free. The Sunsynk interface is amazing and can be programmed from your phone. I limited battery output to 100amps (5kW) and residual to make high loads can come from solar or grid or both at once, ie 3 inputs sources of energy which is crazy. Very impressed so far.

I'd say the most exciting thing about this unit is the 50 amp smart load. If off grid people realize just how much heat they can actually store up for the winter? These things are going to sell like hot cakes.

only 2 mppts is kinda a drawback

Excellent video!

Is grid tie ??

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Glad to see you putting out more videos. I’m going to have to look at getting one of these next. Can you tie this one to the 6000xp to the 12000 or will it have to be two separate systems?

Welcome back sir!

The spec I am excited for is that it says 24kW AC pass through. I just want an inverter that can pass through enough power to run the big stuff that's not good for solar. I have been hoping tona oud getting an 18kPV. Since I bought through a reseller they won't give me the trade in deals.

Love hearing you talk about solar. Feels like a podcast!

Great. Maybe this will flood the market with used 6000XP units. Save this poor boy some coin.

They cut costs by saving just $0.50 per unit on smarter control boards, which ultimately leads to more frequent battery replacements. It’s a win-win for the company executives, but not so much for consumers.

I am pretty sure most of tools come with voltage stabilisers and over discharge protection. Must be dirt cheap pack to not include 2 cent protection board.

Cheap Battery Issue

💯 agree

Any new videos coming out soon?

Nice PDU, at first I was wondering if you had hacked one of the inverters from the food truck, lol

What is the center junction box for?

is each one of those 3.2v 300ah cells like one car battery? 12v 90ah?

what kind of mount do you have that on?

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So, this is very applicable to Typical 36-18volts solar panel to recharge cheap chinese power station which can only receive 12volts solar panel for recharging? If yes, the ampere will be reduced?

But if they’re grid tie and you lose power of grid How do they stay up ??So these are hybrid units?

Thanks

Has someone made a video on how to configure MRs in parallel? (Or have a menu "recipe"? ) Keep getting parallel enable fail error...

Sorry to interrupt, had problems connecting my solar assistant to my ION 8k inverter, it turned out to be made by megarevo. Some photos of how to connect.

Great video.

The voltage conversion efficiency alone doesn't tell much if the MPP tracker adjusts the input voltage badly. My own experience is that the losses due to bad MPP tracking and conversion in cheap charge controllers are so high that a direct connection of solar panels to the battery is more efficient if the voltages match roughly. E.g. I've connected two 48 cell solar panels in series (Voc=64V) to a 15 cell LiFePO battery (~50V). With this configuration I do not even need a diode for blocking reverse current in the darkness, as the battery voltage seems to be low enough (at least at around 15 deg celsius).

Wondering if you have tried the low frequency PowMr inverter/chargers and if they are any good?

12W per panel. So during fall winter times it could be like 50-100Wh/day, Which is like 10% of 100ah of 12v battery