The New 8000W Inverter Much Better!

Reliable 8000w inverter link here
reliableinverters.com/
www.amazon.com/gp/mpc/AQLPTXB...

[@motersickel]

I just think it's ridiculous what it cost for a good power inverter it should never in no way ever cost 500 or 1500 or $2,000 for a dang. power inverter it just shouldn't.... and it just seems like to me inverters are the most unreliable things ever unless you spend your life savings on one.... I had acquired a 1500 watt power inverter one time when I worked at the local recycle yard some guy threw it out of the back of his truck into the junk pile I swooped it up immediately it had three output plugs man I tell you that thing was very strong and lasted for a very long time that thing was chock-full of power mosfets for it size it was built very well I can't remember the company...

[@adysdelicias1465]

are you completely off the grid? You have utilities wire from the pole to your house ? Is this system legal ? I am surprised the utilities company hasn't shut you down .

[@w.loulittle130]

Don't tie this inverter to your home without an isolation transformer. Ground and the Neutral are tied together at your service entrance in your breaker box! If you have 60 volts on your neutral wire you are in jeopardy of getting shocked from your household appliances. Your Reliance inverter is meant to stand alone away from a household installation. Just saying...

[@usnva5638]

Does your homeowners insurance know about this monstrosity in your garage?

[@gabrielmartinez3171]

There's a newer model now that has bigger better less transformers so the power flows better.

[@johnconnor4594]

The cooling air from the fans cannot flow across the necessary components to keep them from overheating when the cover is removed.

[@TheMFrelly]

If you want a real inverter just buy a Schneider XW 8548 all the balls you will ever need and it will never blow up....

[@GautamKumarGoswami]

No ! Those are not MOSFETs ! Those are IGBTs. You can check. Just google G160N60 & the result will come out surely. Anyway this is just for info only. Your detailing is nice & informative.

[@Ian-pe9rj]

The FETs that are used in the inverter are probably the fake ones 😝

[@hamidsagar4968]

Thanks for rounding. Why you not put together 😭

[@TheJohnny1x]

Your vids are never to long man. Much appreciate the info. So I guess I should have dug around a bit more to see this one with the 8000 working.

[@fevo69]

Nice setup you got there!!

[@korishan]

For the cooling, you could put a couple/few temp probes on the transformers (inductors?) (

[@johnlynn3625]

Just got a 1500w Reliable inverter and it has several of the large mosfets On The outfeed like yours and my fans run a lot to.

[@KLHobbies99]

Just a thought I had. On whatever one you don't watercolor I think you could easily do this mod to the output stage. Using the fan on the output side, build a duct/shroud from the fan to the output heatsink. Cover the fins so the the heatsink is enclosed and the fan will pull air all the way from the open end on the opposite side of the inverter, directly through the fins. Cut a few holes along they way so that the fan side of the heatsink gets some cooler air for more even cooling.

[@brianj4543]

Thanks for the vid I looked them up for availability and price here in Australia and price is good at $1300au or $1000us

[@shartne]

I agree as soon as you see that the fans are not working enough replace them I have had some shut downs with the fans failing. I dont think the inverter died but it did shut down because of heat. I got new fans on order.

[@jamest.5001]

I have thought about using a breaker below the inverters rating . to hopefully prevent frying the FETs. Either on the DC or ac side. Maybe a 200 amp on the DC side. Or a 30 amp on the ac side. Even though it was a powerjack it still wasn't that cheap. They do seem to be making improvements to their product. Maybe they will have a great product some day. I got the 5kw. With the intention of only using about 3kw max. A TV led light and fridge isn't going to be alot. Then there is the 7a pull from the well pump. And microwave. I'll use the generator to wash clothes. Keep at it!

[@rashmiranjannayak3251]

How the power could increased to 8 kw does the A.c side are parallel or some thing ?

[@buzzzkill9183]

What size glass fuse does it take ?