CyboInverter! Solar Hot Water Made Simple.

We outfitted this person's solar system with a CyboEnergy CyboInverter for hot water.
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[@jamessebastian9822]

Dude you are the man. You keep up with current products and know your shit. Very impressive and amazing what you do. Keep up the Great work knowledge and doing what you do.

[@geofferyromany4634]

great inverter. Now persons here can convert there electric water water to this system. Didn't know such inverters existed. The part about the water staying hot during the 12 hours in the night just sold me the idea. Will search your videos for more on this topic.

[@wyattoneable]

You do fantastic work Scott.

[@timothyfirth4809]

Just found your channel and so far loving it keep up the good work

[@onmyworkbench7000]

Scott,

[@jimmyjackson9090HVAC]

just went to your site to get a quote cant wait

[@nicksonamugune3955]

Cool man I love following your video to learn more about engineering

[@n.r.2258]

I filled all backsides of my PVs with water pipe so the heat comes directly from the sun an cooles the PV to make it more efficient and parts of the power just drives the waterpump.

[@felaxchow207]

Looks like a very promising replacement if my current PV direct controller goes south for the winter. The only problem is that I built it around three 96 cell Sunpower modules that I have hanging around in my garage that was collecting dust. Having a nominal 65 volts open circuit won't play nicely with it unless they have a unit that is compatible with 96 cells. For being second hand modules, they still produce on the upper end of 5 kWh per day giving me plenty of hot water throughout the year.

[@showaltermicro]

A thing of beauty

[@craignehring]

Nice, I love it

[@chrisripplinger]

Would love to see what water heaters can work with the dump load on the Sol-Ark. I’d prefer a natural gas water heater that has an electric element in it for the dump load.

[@joshuaatwells]

What an awesome channel! Thanks

[@timleake3370]

Quick question, if I remember correctly you installed sol arc at this property which has the function to heat hot water when batteries are full. Any reason you chose the cyboinverter instead of going through sol arc?

[@glennlockey1012]

Great video but with battery back up and inverters, having a dedicated array system tied to just the hot water seem inefficient to me, as soon as the tank gets hot your no longer heating water and the panels are switched off but with basic immersion control you can draw heat from the whole array and when the tank gets hot and the thermostat kicks out, the whole array is helping to charge the batteries, that's how my offgrid hot water system works and when solar is low I can make a choice between heating water or running other loads depending on my needs.

[@Ted_E_Bear]

Great information

[@mikejf4377]

What size wire are you running from the device to the water heater? How big are the panels also. This hooks to then bottom element?

[@danshannon1001]

WOW NICE !!!

[@TheBurnsStuff]

I get nervous when I see "get a quote", "call for price" for products. That usually means its very expensive. I have a parts washer that uses a single 120v 1000 watt element that isn't used much so this would be great to keep the water hot.

[@jimmysmith9957]

How does the price of a PV dedicated direct system like this compare to a traditional active solar hot water system? What are the major advantages / disadvantages of each? Great video. Thanks.