New AMAZING Inverter! EG4 Electronics 3000EHV-48! 3000W Inverter, 5000w MPPT, 80A Battery Charger

[@SignatureSolar]

Hey everyone! This video was done very quickly and we will have another demo video coming with tons of information. We were just too excited to hold back without at least showing you all the awesome paint job on these! Keep your eyes peeled for an in depth dive this week for these inverters from EG4.

[@SignatureSolar]

@@onthelake9554 Personally I think it's awesome!

[@theatre_pigs]

Most of your videos are low quality even it comes to information delivery. Why aren't you hiring professionals to produce your videos?

[@JonOffgrid]

@@SignatureSolar now a i wont to junk my growatt 6KW it sounds like a airplane in my house

[@thewizkidnatty]

Is this unit able to work without a battery?

[@Burnrate]

@@thewizkidnatty It is not

[@HolmesProspecting]

Me personally I like the fact you guys come off a bit unpolished. It makes you seem more real like if I call your number I might actually get one of you picking up the phone. Keep up the great work!

[@Ry-lx2kl]

Very interested, looking at buying two for parallel 120/240v configuration. My concerns are: Idle power consumption. The manual states

[@ronic8088]

This was a nice video but it would be nice to see what the inverter could do in an offgrid setup many of us are getting these kits for off grid applications

[@simonmasters3295]

These hybrid SCC inverters are disrupting the market. In Europe we have ANENJI on two-day delivery from Germany at direct from producer prices, and each "generation" spans seems to equate to a production batch. The latest models have IoT remote performance logging and Smartphone integration. Next we will have models with predict-ahead and grid integration. I think I saw a din-rail mounted grid disconnect today for £25 - that's ridiculously cheap imho.

[@blewis7359]

I've watched MANY videos from you and others that talk about the generator connection - sadly, nobody ever shows this in action ! Could you consider a video showing a real world application where the inverter switches the generator on to charge the batteries at a set point and the turns it back off once the batteries are sufficiently charged. This is a crucial step for any meaningful off grid application. Thanks in advance.

[@simonmasters3295]

Ain't that the truth! But would you settle for a remote start over the cloud? Rather than auto?

[@billjohnson3344]

The manual has some nice hookup diagrams for usage (parallel, series, and even 3 phase), but ground conductors are not shown. Grounding is perhaps the most important part - can this be added to the manual? Also, per checkout by Will Prose, it seems like neutral and ground are bonded anytime you aren't using the AC input (and also stated in the manual). This is a safety hazard for the 120V/240V split phase configuration. With the neutral and ground bonded in each unit, any phase imbalance (normal) will result in current flow in not just the neutral wires but also the undocumented ground connection between the inverters. And since ground (and neutral) is tried to inverter chassis, you'll have a voltage potential between each inverter - which would be a shock hazard.

[@iRollWithPunches]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't the loads panel you're connecting the inverter to be the ground?

[@coryvincent6249]

@@iRollWithPunches “ground” is problem with nomenclature any time you’re talking about a self derived system. The ground in your house isn’t primarily meant to be a connection to earth, however per NEC its a low impedance path back to the source. When you’re on the grid the return path to the “source” is the neutral on the utility transformer just before your service entrance. The ground wire in your home is bonded to the neutral at the service entrance so that any ground fault (current leaking somewhere other than the closed circuit it’s intended for) will be able to find a path back to the source, drawing a massive amount of current causing the breaker to trip (called clearing the fault). You can only have ground and neutral bonded in one place in an electrical system. In the case of using a single inverter NOT back feeding your main panel then you would want the bond to occur in the inverter. In the case of back feeding a main panel (even with the main breaker turned off) or using multiple inverters in parallel you end up with 2 ground neutral bonds. This gives the normal current 2 return paths back to the source, which means that current will travel along the ground conductor. This can cause anything that ground conductor touches, which should be the casing of every single appliance on the circuit, to possibly have voltage potential. TL;DR simply having an earth connection doesn’t change the fact that having multiple neutral/ground bonds in any electrical system is dangerous to the equipment and living things.

[@fantomcity5751]

In the manual it states: --When the inverter is working in PV mode, battery mode, or standby mode, the output neutral is connected to the ground of AC output (neutral/ground bonded). --When the inverter is working in AC mode, neutral of output is disconnected to grounding of AC output and connected to neutral of AC input. So my take on this is your Sub Panel should not be bonded.

[@NitePHX]

Please if you're going to continue to make videos get a couple of wireless mics. What you do is important and the information is worth watching but constantly having to adjust my audio because I can'y hear you and then 10 seconds later you're way to loud. Thanks for your consideration.

[@hendersonsobers396]

Nice looking device. It's great that I can parallel 2 of these together to get split phase 240vac. Hoping that you guys bring to the market a 5kw version that can be paralleled for split phase also.

[@SignatureSolar]

Keep your eyes peeled!

[@hendersonsobers396]

@@SignatureSolar Sounds encouraging :)

[@McDIY]

@@SignatureSolar This would be fantastic

[@tsp2jxd]

@@SignatureSolar how we looking on that 5k model?

[@InVinoVeritas.]

Looks good, thanks for review. When can we expect a 240v version to avoid neutral bond issue pairing 2 units? Thanks.

[@Burnrate]

It says it's designed to work with 2 units in parallel providing 240 volts? It shows all the menu settings and diagram for this in the manual. Are you saying that this will not do this?

[@InVinoVeritas.]

@@Burnrate Other channels talk about, neutral bond issue when hooking up 2 in parallel to get 240v. While doable, this concern can cause shock, fire, or worse. Check out Will Prowse.

[@craigbennett9008]

I Just installed 2 of these in split phase 240v, Everything went good until I tried to get the app working, I connected the data loggers to my wifi and it seems like it should work but no recording of data. Could you include some info on that in your next video? or maybe a video on just the app? Thanks.

[@LarryKapp1]

Your video review was fine - ignore the critics .

[@SignatureSolar]

Thanks for that! We are definitely going to do a deeper dive soon.

[@jtr82369]

That VDC input is just awesome, I wish it had been available 6 months ago when I bought a growatt from you guys :(

[@jtr82369]

also, a really nice feature you could add would be a deactivation of the bypass mode when connecting AC to charge the batteries. My generator is my only AC input and I wish I could just run the battery charger at whatever amp level I want without also running the load on the generator. (as opposed to running separate chargers)

[@jamesshomesolarmore2223]

I like how the communication ports look a bit sturdier than the growatt inverters. But let’s get information on how much pv voltage and amps. Plus could you get one that has more power? I would like about 8000 watts with dual pv input with 500 volts each along with 30amps. Plus have it so it can be paralleled. Then we could use just 2 unit’s and have lots of power input and output. But I do like how the communication ports look heavier duty.

[@simonmasters3295]

Those exist. Do you not see them in North America (assuming that to be your location)

[@michaelcoghlan9124]

thanks for that. M

[@SignatureSolar]

You're so welcome!

[@theborednerds]

I actually found this video to be an excellent supplement to WIll Prowse's video. Looking forward to getting it all set up in my van!

[@SignatureSolar]

Great to hear!

[@theborednerds]

@@SignatureSolar is the only way to remotely manage the controller through the app? I'd prefer to do it in a browser.

[@GavinStoneDIY]

Nice looking units. Glad to see you guys entering the inverter market with your own product. Can’t wait to see something larger.

[@SignatureSolar]

Keep your eyes peeled!

[@Millertechenergy]

Own product?? Really?? Your obviously not in this space:) These are made by SRNE In China. There are about 5 distributors putting there name on these now, here in the states so nothing proprietary here!! That being said, they are a decent Economy style product! The 8 or 12kw units made by DEYE are of much better build quality though!!

[@GavinStoneDIY]

@@Millertechenergy I’m not sure if it’s the solar industry or social media in general, but people seem to be harsh to the point of being openly insulting over the slightest comment. They didn’t create or build their own circuit boards and metal casing. I’m aware of this. They are now selling their own inverters. And I’m glad they are able to put their brand name and warranty on their own product. As many other companies have done. I already knew that Richard wasn’t slaving away every day with a soldering iron and crimper to create these inverters. But I appreciate your effort to educate me.

[@joseo.cordero7286]

@@Millertechenergy Are these really based on SRNE? I thought they were based on GroWatts units.

[@simonmasters3295]

​@@joseo.cordero7286well he isn't even showing the screen...so we can't really guess at which hybrid this is

[@michaeldamore8302]

I noticed the inverter got plugged into utility power at some point. What was the purpose? Signature Solar has said NOT to charge the battery through utility power. So what's the difference of how it was plugged in in the video and plugging in to charge the battery?

[@kevinscully6647]

An important issue not explained in the manual. This inverter does not register the output of the solar panels, it only registers what it decides to draw from them. I was pulling my hair out because it appeared my system was woefully underperforming on sunny days and I could not establish even a rough correlation between light intensity and solar panel array output. I didn't want to put too big a load and draw down my AGM battery bank until the system performed better and the inverter would not draw (or display) what was available until I increase the load ( a Catch 22). I eventually discovered how this thing worked and am now happy. I'm new to this so I don't know if all the controller/inverters work this way, but a simple explanation in the manual would have saved hours of unnecessary trouble-shooting!

[@andrewh3101]

Question #1, So, I'm a bit confused by your video, is this a batteryless inverter? You had it initially running without a battery. Someone in the comments asked if it would run without a battery, and a viewer replied that it would not. Question #2, You also indicated it needs about 120V of solar to power on, if so; does that apply even if a battery is connected?

[@SeanAsher-k7p]

Connect to grid power to run without a battery. - Yes you need at least 120V of solar to recognize, probably won't charge anything at minimum. They have recommended specs

[@eagle5720]

What is the communication protocol for that inverter?

[@chucktrotter9699]

5.3.22 I am waiting for the install and testing of the Growatt MIN 6000TL-X 240v. When do you think this will happen?

[@AvocaSingleTrack]

How about a video for setting up two for parallel 120/240v configuration. How about showing battery connection if two are in parallel. How about showing AC Output configuration out of two parallel units for 240vac ... L1, L2, N to my panel . Please discuss the actual Idle power consumption. The manual states

[@josephbacorn9340]

I'm about to go off grid. What I need is a 48 v system I can power my whole house with. Make them stackable so I can put a half dozen of them together so I can run my air conditioning and put out 220 v with a common wire so I can just put it into my breaker box. You make that happen and you'll corner the market

[@SignatureSolar]

These are stackable!

[@Electricology]

Hi @signaturesolar, What program setting tells the inverter to not go below 75% SOC?

[@YuyaAyanami]

any plan of makeing a 6000w 120v inverter?

[@BrodrickChambers]

In my instructions it said this is not a battery less unit and at the beginning of the video he was using it without the battery. Did that function change?

[@sia3540]

Can the ground neutral bonding be removed?

[@Jmunoz1675]

Just bought mine through your website 😁

[@williamwhite6139]

Good looking device. It is truly amazing that you have designed a device that will produce PV at night if the power goes out. How did you do this!

[@DenisWilliamsphoto]

Great video and informative, can you please tell me how to configure it to use solar and grid only, no battery attach. Thanks

[@SignatureSolar]

These units are not able to operate without battery power without experiencing multiple fault codes.

[@DenisWilliamsphoto]

@@SignatureSolar thanks for replying and for the info, even if it has grid as second power source?

[@markk171]

Just found these inverters...really cool. I am planning out a system for my RV. So can you set these up where AC IN is ONLY used for charging and AC OUT is only drawing from Battery or Solar? Also, PV input requires 120v minimum. I don't plan on any roof mounted solar, is there a way to use "suite case" style panels and get the minimum voltage required (120 volt) without having to carry around 3 or 4 400W "suite case" style panels? I am a newbie to all this.

[@SignatureSolar]

Hi @markk171 The 3k can not charge from Utility only; however, there is a Utility first. If Utility isn't available, the unit will look to solar for charging. With that being said, powering loads (Setting 01) will take priority over charging (Setting 16.) It doesn't matter the style of panels used as long as they produce a minimum of 120v; however, we recommend sticking closer to 200-250v as 120v is just the minimum to energize the MPPT. Power loads without issue will need more.

[@markk171]

@@SignatureSolar I guess what I am getting at is this...since I will be using only a small gas generator (initially) to charge the battery bank I would like the AC Output to only output from the battery bank not the AC Input so it won't overload the small generator while charging IF a large-ish AC out load is present..does that make sense?

[@SignatureSolar]

Gasoline generators typically output dirty power due high harmonic distortion (over 5%) and using this dirty power with the inverter will cause increased system degradation. Also, you can series the PV panels to stack voltage to meet the MPPT minimum voltage requirement of the MPPT. Make sure to ground the panels to their own Earth Ground. Turn off the AC Input source breaker if you don't want to use the AC input in any way.

[@biehpham8323]

Any inverter for wind generator and solar... hybrid?

[@b3owu1f]

So I assume if I use the BAT to my battery, I can configure this to charge the battery during night time (off peak hours) with AC, and then power the load via battery during peak hours (daytime)? Or will I have to manually shut the AC in off during day time to stop it using AC for the load?

[@SignatureSolar]

There is not an AC charge time setting on the 3k. If you are looking to charge off of AC only at night, solar will already charge the batteries during the day and all you will have to do is adjust setting 01 to SBU, 12 to whatever you want your battery cutoff to be, and setting 13 to whatever you want your batteries to charge up to.

[@chuckb9867]

I'd like to know how you avoid a brown out just running on batteries and inverter David POS KZbin channel should review

[@ghz24]

One last point I purchased this unit from you based on this video and the manual insinuates the battery is needed to work. If it wont function as stated here is that false advertizing? The ability to operate straight from solar was part of why I chose this unit and purchased it from you. Will it or wont it?

[@SignatureSolar]

You need at least 2 sources of power for this unit to work. It is recommended that all EG4 units include batteries.

[@tatung70]

Do you plan on releasing a 6000 watt inverter? If so, when?

[@Jhovan33]

Can you get 220v with 2 of them? Can you set output frequency to 50hz? Can you parallel victron charge controllers with the internal 2 charge controllers to charge the same battery?

[@SignatureSolar]

Yes, if they are in split-phase, you can power 220v appliances!. 50hz is available by default and you can add Victron SCC to increase charge rate for your batteries.

[@Jhovan33]

@@SignatureSolar Thank you!

[@KingJames6306]

Will two of these connected for 240V split phase be able to support running a 3/4HP shallow well jet pump? The pump only runs intermittently a few times throughout the day, as household water pressure drops.

[@FreeAmericanSpirit]

Do they output in 120 or 240. Do the wires march for America ie line one line two line three? What do they cost?

[@SignatureSolar]

120 but you can stack to get 240!

[@FreeAmericanSpirit]

@@SignatureSolar good What about the AC in/our is it for America line one, line two, ground, neutral? Cost?

[@coryvincent6249]

@@FreeAmericanSpirit Each inverter would have L1/N/G. When you stack 2 to get 240v the first inverter would supply your L1 and the second inverter would supply your L2 and both inverters would share N and G

[@patriciamariemitchel]

Thank you for the informative video. How big is the solar array you're using?

[@SignatureSolar]

In this video it was 3 or 4 panels only.

[@andrewh3101]

@EricI agree,

[@markronck3415]

I am thinking that I may have to call or come out to east TX. and get one

[@SignatureSolar]

We love visitors.

[@bearchow1929]

In your next video take an inverter, connect it to full load with it in a chamber at 120 deg F. Let it get all heated up and stabilized. Then dead short the output repeatedly at least 10 times to see if the inverter survives.

[@fergman300]

as long as my total panel VOC is below 500 volts, will them exceeding 5000 watts damage the unit. Like can I hook up 5500 watts of solar power thats under 500 volts.

[@SignatureSolar]

No it will not damage them as long as that 5500W is within speck for the V/A limitations of the inverter/charge controller. The excess will typically be clipped.

[@rcud1]

This is great but still only 3000 watt output. The good thing is can add more battery power and get longer run time, since will be able to have more solar charging.

[@PlanePreacher]

About 6:45, “in the middle of the night and the power goes out and you’re on Solar”…?

[@remustrading]

Under full moon...?😂

[@SignatureSolar]

Lol! I didn’t catch that at the time but we are getting a much more in depth video made so keep your eyes peeled!

[@melquisedecrivers-suarez4618]

Can you connect this unit to the 12v 400 rack? Or it has to be the 48

[@SignatureSolar]

It needs to be 48V.

[@Ms2Chill]

look at that mpp solar looking inverter

[@sadiejackson774]

Where did you purchase the metal box with the four outlets on it?

[@SignatureSolar]

We made it from a standard breaker box with punchouts.

[@sadiejackson774]

@@SignatureSolar I thought so, but wan't sure. Thanks for the reply.

[@cgutowski471]

Are these UL Listed 1741SA? or no certs just like the Growatt? Need to understand ground/bonding scenarios.

[@tsp2jxd]

These are AMAZING listed #1

[@SignatureSolar]

Shhhhh.....Not currently but keep your eyes open!

[@fergman300]

Can two of these be run parallel for 220volt....to level 2 charge my Electric vehicle..or run a clothes dryer.. Could you make a video doing this...thanks.

[@SignatureSolar]

Yes!

[@fergman300]

@@SignatureSolar cool thanks for the response... from what I understand the level 2 charger would work at 24 amps...but 32 amp would be too much. Also does the app work when you run two at once... I saw another KZbin video where the person said the app worked to monitor one unit fine...but once he ran two in parallel, the app didnt work correctly to monitor the paired up units. A video showing two of the EG4 3000 connected to one of those 48 volt batteries and and charging an EV at 24 amps...would be a great video, just a suggestion... and thanks again.

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

YESSSSS!!!!

[@ghz24]

What settings do you use to run it without a battery?

[@SignatureSolar]

You need at least 2 sources of power for this unit to work. It is recommended that all EG4 units include batteries.

[@MyWasteOfTime]

Great but you are going to have to show how they are better than Growatt or cheaper for people to buy them. They do look a bit smaller, that would be nice!

[@SignatureSolar]

We will do a comparison video!

[@jrod2997]

for some reason i am not getting the solar to work i can run battery and run ac what setting to set all 3 up together to use pvp load first then battery then Ac in that order which setting number?

[@SignatureSolar]

Feel free to contact our Tech Support department - 903-441-2090

[@McDIY]

Have you stopped offering this inverter for sale or is it merely out of stock?

[@SignatureSolar]

It is currently out of stock. Feel free to subscribe the email on the product page to know when it is back in. We are expecting more soon

[@ericsrussell]

How loud are the fans? And do they run on a 50/50 cycles all the time?

[@SignatureSolar]

Not terribly loud - no control though.

[@willptech7565]

Hi there, when will this be back in stock?

[@treywilkerson41]

Can you use 30 amps out of the ac output In bypass mode if you have 30 amp shore power hooked to the ac imput?

[@SetitesTechAdventures]

Are these compatible with solar assistant?

[@ghz24]

How do you have 150 volts at 70 amps (over 10kw) when it says it can only handle 5kw? And you call it a small array.

[@SignatureSolar]

I think there has been a misunderstanding, we do not have have 70A of PV connected to the 3k.

[@molove2020]

maybe a dumb question but how do you decide which version to buy 48v 100AH vs. 24v 200AH and 12v 400AH something like that. what do I need to consider to pick which model? I see most review used 48v 100AH version but nobody explains why they pick that one

[@trailrunner7013]

What are your requirements? The higher dc voltage allows for larger capacities overall. If you're installing in an RV stay with 12 v if a whole house off grid go with 48v

[@hawaiidogs9277]

Ty sir

[@niktak1114]

Is it low frequency or high frequency?

[@remustrading]

would be nice to see a 5K version....

[@SignatureSolar]

On it!

[@WattsMiner]

Nice looking all in one

[@SignatureSolar]

Thanks Phil!

[@markronck3415]

I guess we're talking about the newer model of the two.

[@benkanobe7500]

I don't know anything about electrical. Can the AC output be wired to my split-phase on grid panel in such a way that if the grid is out or I shut the grid off at the panel, the EG4 will power my panel up to the limit of the EG4's solar and or battery supply? In other words, can it be wired so I don't have to have a sub-panel or critical loads panel wired to the EG4, I just replace the grid's input to my existing split-phase panel with the AC output from the EG4 (solar, battery, generator) ??

[@Electricology]

You would need two of these to power a split-phase panel. It's also important the specifications match up. If you're pulling too much from the panel and it's traveling through the inverter or the battery it can be dangerous. I would definitely consult with an engineer for the specifics of the sizing of everything. Also, the utility company you're connected to might need to be informed or included. If they find out after the fact, they might penalize you.

[@thebackwoodsfamily]

can this feed into the grid also?

[@SignatureSolar]

No sir this is offgrid only.

[@GreenMountainDIYGuy]

Looks like a re-branded Voltronic Inverter. Same manufacturer as MPP, Growatt, Etc.

[@GavinStoneDIY]

But has software that can communicate with the EG4 batteries. And at this point the bms on the eg4 batteries still isn’t able to communicate with mpp units.

[@armandmessier2075]

@@GavinStoneDIY Right, but Growatt has the BMS software.

[@GavinStoneDIY]

@@armandmessier2075 very true

[@ivanbeck7]

What is the bypass current?

[@adamosity7127]

Does anyone know how to configure the 3000EHV for double online UPS conversion?

[@calebcawthon4036]

is this a pure sine wave inverter ?

[@markmeyer9571]

I want one ☝️ or… four!✌️😂

[@sia3540]

Can EG4 48 100 LL be mixed with none EG4 48 100.

[@eddiekytia]

If anyone reads this who has ANY KNOWLEDGE OR EXPERIENCE WITH SOLAR,PLEASE HELP. Ive never owned any type of solar system and was about to buy my 1st solar generator the bluetti ac200 max and came across this. I know the ac200 is very compact and plug and play but I feel for the 2000 dollars I can buy a all in one solar inverter and battery for the same price but would get more wattage output, higher solar input, higher/faster ac input/charging,and as times goes on just add parallel batteries for more watt hours. Can anyone give me there opinion on witch way I should go. Or suggestions for a solar generator system for around the 2000 dollar mark... THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ANY HELP YOU CAN PROVIDE!!!

[@frankdelucey2137]

3 60” tvs, 9 rooms of light fixtures, refrigerator, deep freezer, washing machine, electric dryer, air compressor, porch lights, phone chargers, computer, laptops, iPads, microwave, WiFi and internet box, motion lights, miscellaneous items, and occasionally table saw, high powered impact gun, and grinder. Furnace is gas 98% efficient and 3 ton high efficiency whole house a/c. As my wife and I are home during the day and I work nights there is always someone home doing something. So my question is what or maybe better how Many batteries and what type of amp hr and such would we need if we were out of power for a week. And how many solar panels would we need. And should they be ran in parallel or series or a combination of both? I am trying to find ball park answers before I budget for a solar system. If I decide to go in on solar I’m going all in.

[@coryvincent6249]

That is not an easy question to answer without a lot of information. What is your geographic location? How large is your house? In a week long grid down scenario are you willing to be conservative with your electrical usage? A good place to start is your power bill as that will give you a good idea of your current power consumption per day in kWh. From there you can use one of the solar production estimation sites (there are several) to determine how much power you could expect on average to produce for your geographic location. Storage is another monster and will likely be the most expensive part of your system. I will attempt to give you a very generic answer anyway. A typical house might need in the neighborhood of 6-12kW of panels with 20-45 kWh’s of storage to be taken off grid. To take a house off grid, or run a whole home through a power outage you will either need to do some electrical gymnastics or have an electrician install an automatic transfer switch to eliminate the possibility of back feeding the grid and killing a lineman.

[@frankdelucey2137]

@@coryvincent6249 Thank you for the reply. One more question, when installing the panels how many panels need to be in series and how many need to be in parallel. Also thinking about it would I need 3 different combiners 1 for parallel 1 for series and 2 to combine them to charge a battery bank. I probably would want some ultra capacitors to handle spikes in current draw as to not overwhelm the battery bank.

[@gmdesignservices]

Would have been super handy to actually show the screen. Looks like a clone of the Growatt 3000TL LVM-ES .

[@SignatureSolar]

Will do!

[@blewis7359]

Simon Masters Ain't that the truth! But would you settle for a remote start over the cloud? Rather than auto? got this in an email - most folks off the grid struggle for cloud connectivity and I'm really a type A guy who would never be found napping in the back of a autonomous vehicle!

[@douglaswindsor120]

When are we going to get a North America unit it only took twenty years to get a gas generator that put out 110/220 hopefully it doesn't take as long for inverters and solar generators or is it just a cash cow so the manufacturers make double the money selling two units with a combiner I'd like to see a unit that's able to either do 110/220 one unit not two

[@marcushernandez3601]

What’s the minimum solar array Pv voltage and amperage input that the solar controller in this inverter require

[@SignatureSolar]

120VDC minimum @18A

[@billdurham5545]

is 2,160 watt minimum PV "in" required for the inverter to operate,... correct?

[@marcushernandez3601]

Correct

[@marcushernandez3601]

120volt min x 18amp = 2160 watts

[@uncleeddie5813]

How was it running off just a few panels in this demonstration?

[@omni1omni244]

Amazing demo!

[@SignatureSolar]

Thanks!

[@DanielBoone1294]

How easily could something like this be used in an RV?

[@AndrewD50297045]

I'm interested to see if there is a way to charge a setup like this (in a camper van) at a Tesla/electric vehicle charging station.

[@mine0002]

Eg4 needs a hybrid grid interactive 6k inverter compatible with its 48v battery

[@SignatureSolar]

Working on it!

[@pdxagogo]

@@SignatureSolar well, the new 6000 watt inverter just was announced but is it hybrid?

[@michaelshin69]

Looking forward to what makes it actually "amazimg" I am about to buy more batteties and invertets from signituresolar biut will idle

[@HolmesProspecting]

450v MPPT at $750. This is comparable to most Solar Charge Controllers in that that are in the 250v price range and they don't even have an inverter.

[@NgaTran-or7gy]

You needed more close up to the screen, so we can see what's you talking about

[@SignatureSolar]

Thank you for your feedback, we will share this with our marketing team!

[@biehpham8323]

Made in America?

[@TinaKelley000]

I ordered a 3k 145 v input Monday morning and this new invert showed up on your page that afternoon. Shit.

[@SignatureSolar]

Call your salesperson, likely can swap it out.

[@TinaKelley000]

@@SignatureSolar I will call in the morning

[@nadieselgirl]

I wish I could just get the charge controller out of this, or other high voltage charge controller.

[@billcoleman7316]

I wonder why the All-In-One units only come in 24V & 48V but not in 12V.

[@PaulNelsonphotography]

That sucks it has a 120 v minimum PV input 😕

[@SignatureSolar]

Yes, but up to 500! For most you only need 3 panels to get started, but can do up to 10 per string or more!

[@dougbarrett7803]

Looks like a mpp solar inverter

[@82crowder]

This is will prowse's drunk brother. I'm sure he knows the deal though.

[@rodneyham]

Do NOT buy this device UNLESS you have at the LEAST 3 - 48v batteries. This consumes a huge amount of energy under no load conditions. The fans NEVER ever shut off.

[@Handelson]

Thank you for this information...i was about to buy one thinking i could just buy one 100ah 48v battery..

[@jesseromero3580]

Please send to Will Prowse or David Poz to review! My mind was only blown by how boring and uninformative your demo was!

[@TheFatman819]

Why don’t you send it, they are not the overseers of solar equipment

[@SignatureSolar]

Haha trust me , we have. That being said, Alex and Richard did this pretty quickly to get something out there for you guys to see. They will definitely be doing a deeper dive soon.

[@jesseromero3580]

@@SignatureSolar I love my Eg4 Batteries and just now saw Will Prowse do a full review on the new Eg4 inverter and everything passed and looked good. Congratulations! And now I have to buy a couple even though my Growatts work perfectly! But we have to match right? How cool would it be if the batteries were also yellow?

[@jesseromero3580]

@@TheFatman819 Haha it appears they just sent one to Will and just saw his review video! So I'm sorry to say but it seems that "he is" the overseer of solar!

[@fencer4353]

When you buy it you’ll like this video, kind of boring for an intro

[@SignatureSolar]

Yep, we are doing a much more in depth dive!

[@kylapimp7443]

Why did you ever make this video

[@nrg16108]

Your video is very amateur. You repeat see the info on the screen but dont show the display. Pretty useless.

[@davidkettell5726]

I am sorry but this is like listening to paint dry ?Send it to Will Prowse so he can review it without putting us to sleep .You guys put out the worst videos i have ever seen . I realize that you are all geeks but try to show a little enthusiasm and stop putting out videos that no one can sit through !

[@GavinStoneDIY]

This comment is a good example of what people with a bad attitude will say behind the anonymity of a keyboard. I may not want to purchase their inverter but that doesn’t mean I’ll try to directly insult the people that produced the video. Actual people read the comments. And I’m sure they have tough skin. But that doesn’t mean you need to leave asinine comments about them. Their video quality has improved in the last few months and I’m sure it’ll continue to. But if it bothers you that much, why watch? Or maybe you’re considering insults constructive criticism…

[@markmeyer9571]

Hahaha 😝 Well… it’s the truth no insult intended🥱🥱🤦‍♂️✌️

[@MyWasteOfTime]

Harsh, but I agree that paying a bit more for a good video will go a long way.

[@davidkettell5726]

@@GavinStoneDIY was not trying to be insulting just pointing out the obvious.

[@billjohnson3344]

Check Will's channel - he just reviewed it. Overall pretty good, but with the same dreaded neutral ground bond that seems to plague these - since really never intended for US applications.

[@KlausenArve]

Doesnt look any different than a Growatt or Mpp 3k inverter.

[@uhjyuff2095]

Yellow