The best Solar Generators On the Market --EMP PROTECTED

[@robertmitchell1412]

The Sol-Ark 8K has a 8K off grid output with 20KW peak power for 5-10 seconds. It also has a 185Amp charge controller.

[@billfromelma]

Hey Rodger, I love this video. From the wobbly table to your hat, I get the feeling of honesty and quality. Your enthusiasm tells the story. I wish you the best. I was thinking about getting a Generac for a stand by backup. But I saw a video that said his unit kept breaking. The warranty covered the motor only. Without dragging this out, one of the advantages of your unit is it can be inside, no carbon dioxide emissions. So I'm going to the website and look around.

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

WE NOW HAVE 4 SIZES OF PORTABLE SYSTEMS, (SOON TO BE 5 SIZES) TO MEET THE NEEDS/REQUESTS OF OUR CUSTOMERS. We just added the 12 panel 6000watt 110v/220v Mini House, 2800 watts of solar power. A separate Quick Connect battery bank of another 6 AGM batteries (on wheels) can be added for $2800. The 5300 above (see the upgrade video) is designed to run CONTINUOUSLY (during sunny days) a Refrigerator + a Freezer + a few lights + a fan/blower on a furnace + a computer...for weeks-months-years. It is designed to recharge the batteries fully while still using the system in a single sunny day.

[@jeanguillaume935]

+Total Solar Innovations At night Can you recharge the battery with the electricity the system produces by plug in a cord into the outlet and return it into the charging port of the system

[@6969smurfy]

LOL

[@jimmyamummert5395]

Total Solar Technologies

[@6969smurfy]

Mary (spammy) why are you spamming here??

[@HypeTv100]

i was reading some of your comments lol you have a lot of people watching your videos that build websites, i give you my advice people that are serious about buying don't care about website all we care about is good product, good price and a contact number.

[@joshceo1270]

+HypeTv100 If YOU were serious about making a $5,000+ investment in a solar system, you would do your due diligence. Including visiting their website that they proudly displayed as the first thing you see in this video! You obviously didn't even see their old website, hence you don't even know what you're talking about.

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

PLEASE NOTE: 1. We expect to have Lithium battery options by the end of November. 2. We also are working on 3 new systems, 1 smaller 2000 watt system, and two larger systems (12,000 watt and 24,000 watt portable plug and play systems) that we are getting requests for. We expect all of them to garner a lot of excitement in the solar community. (Interestingly, We have a request for a portable 200,000 watt system.) 3. Also, we are working on the new website and store. Finishing up the design and programming. www.totalsolar.us

[@daniele.osarobo6109]

Total Solar Technologies hey Roger, can I use these systems in West Africa to power my office? I want to be able to power my 2 ACs and Microwave when ever Electricity goes off. How long can these solar systems inverter can last without electricity?

[@jimboanonymous4078]

Total solar

[@marsflee3815]

Nice. Must be very expensive, right? As soon as I can afford it, I would like to install one of those units in my home and get off the grid.

[@talaspinsvinyl]

They do have a website with current prices and more technical information. I would definitely be interested in the Total Solar Innovations products. I love the idea of the component system over the "all in one" units, that have short lifespans and even shorter warranties. I'm just a 60 year old lady who likes the idea of being able to be off grid. They have smaller units for recreational use and power outages and even an RV package that can power a small cabin!! I'm wishing for a small piece of land in the woods and a yurt!! With their solar power solutions perhaps someday I'll be able to make it a reality.

[@joycemcclew5069]

Tala Mayer hello I would like your email address please

[@lukundo6661]

How much of space would be required to install solar panels with highest power rating to power a telephone exchange of say 300 kW? Also would you have industrial deep cycle batteries which can work for 16 hrs to supply the same plant and what is the life span (cycles)?

[@sheawn6029]

just some feedback was reading and it sounds like you need to higher someone to make you a working web page there are lots of people who make them and for a fee will make you a online presence and the portable 200,000 one can be used for a light car.

[@ashforkdan]

Ever here of xantrax or out back? They have built in chargers does yours? Yes they 've been around for a couple decades. I prefer out back my self because you don't need to send it in to be repaired. They will send you what you need.

[@MmIlahg]

has this been tested against emp? if so where can i see the results? are the solar panels hardened?

[@roberthouston8463]

Now I Like that 🙄👌😉 😊😉

[@neilritchiecaguioa8593]

If the Battery is Lithium ion?Well that setup is the Best.Of course you'll change some like BMS Charger and the Charge Controller.The inverter is Monster 5kilowatt capacity

[@normanhaltmeyer7873]

Is there a way to charge these units through wind power to avoid solar shutdowns when very cold or hot weather temperatures arrive?

[@ericwitt4586]

How much does it cost I bet 10 to 15 grand it looks awesome so far but all that for one small battery ? Send me the spec on my comment thanks 😀

[@spockthevulcan]

Where do I buy? You should put a link to that unit in the description

[@InLawsAttic]

I understand the pure sine wave is for computer and fine electronics and what is the other sine wave for? sorry, barely understand all this. We want lifpo4 battery and be able to run a refridge first and fans next and other small appliances to rotate. we need it portable, since we are renting. thanks.

[@InLawsAttic]

THank you- am doing research as you say. I guess it might be cost effective to build two smaller, or 3- one for fans/lights with modified, and one with pure for computers, micro, and another just for the refridge ? I guess- am stil researching- thank you!

[@shiitakestick]

InLaws Attic - no , go all sine-wave .. how many volts does the frigerator want ? AC or DC ?

[@webmaster3057]

Looks like a very nice and robust setup. If you need a great website to help you sell more of these generators just drop me a note.

[@msgt1942]

You lost me at only 300 watts of pure sine wave that's not enough it should be at 1k pure sine wave dialysis machine with only 300 pure sine wave and 5k mod junk wave are you serious

[@Anthem127]

Beastly setup, I will be looking into one of these when I buy my home.

[@jimmyamummert5395]

Congratulations my solar city and everything is now Southern California Edison nationwide

[@hobokengar]

Can the panels continue charging while your appliances are using the battery, or do these systems require a panel disconnect during that time ?

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

They charge at the same time running appliances.

[@billevans7756]

I have 2 of these solar generators . I keep them charged and runs my whole house !

[@TimYorty]

your video shows electrical outlets to plug solar panels into? Do the Solar panels use MC4 connectors? Where would I be able to purchase solar panels that plug into an outlet like in your video? Also - you state that this will run the lights in the house - how can I power my stair-way and bedroom overhead lights with it? Do you back feed into the house panel with this?

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

The video is almost 2 years old. The cables connect with the solar panels with MC4 connectors. However, at the unit...We have upgraded our units with Anderson Quick connects. If you go to our website you can get the details of all of the upgrades.

[@sherrylock7376]

How come you didn't drop that huge battery on the table like the other stuff?

[@deanhaggerstrom149]

so how exactly did you emp proof your solar panels? they are a solid state unit....

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

Solar panels are not solid state. There are no computer micro chips in them... and that is what an EMP event will damage. Most panels do have a diode (or several diodes) that at night prevent back feed electrical loss from batteries. HOWEVER, they are not susceptible to emp. And even if they were, solar panels would still work...(you would just have to turn the breakers off at night to prevent the back feed...like we used to do in the old days.)

[@carlosvizcaino6787]

I just purchase a rv 23 footer. Do you have anything that will accommodate my needs.

[@MiraSmit]

Sounds great and all. But the power outlets are American, do you have a version that is compatible with European outlets?

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

yes. Upon request we can change them out.

[@davidhamlin705]

Need a full list of your prices

[@leehamrick1372]

In a EMP event what about the solar panels themselves?

[@MsSomeonenew]

Well plain and simply you will never see an EMP event big enough to affect a systems this small, a "catastrophic" EMP would mainly wreak havoc with the main power lines and everything plugged in at the time... which for most people is everything in the house.

[@bhawnaoberoiportablesolarllc]

True, the wires act like antennas, but check out the people at sol-ark. They have a great solution to keep the whole system working. Their own engineers use the system too.

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

The ACTUAL nuclear engineer that I talked to (one that had actually built nuclear bombs that have been exploded) said that the only sure way to prevent EMP effect is a good Faraday cage. If all it took was an upgraded lightning arrestor...as some companies suggest their equipment has... then the US military would have all of its equipment protected, the telephone company would be protected, computers would be protected, etc. . Claims that you can have active, open circuitry, protected from EMP by various devices, arrestors, etc.... are sales gimmicks.

[@eddpine]

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[@rocha93]

awesome can a fridge be hooked on and still be charged at the same time great video by the way

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

yes. our systems are designed to be used while charging at the same time. We provide enough solar power to do so.

[@BrickMudge]

Pretty impressive. How impressive is the price though?

[@windycityl]

What is the total cost of it all. Black box wagon , 4 panels 4 batterys ? Thanks.

[@pure-lighttechnologiesinc.7353]

Go to the website... www.totalsolar.us for current pricing and sales

[@sibalogh]

What is the Amperage of each batteries, did you say? I wanna work out the total power of all 4 batteries combined. They are 12Volts, I assume, aren't they?

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

They roughly have a little over 1000 watts storage each.

[@davidking6218]

Hi Rodger, can you tell me does the system charge at the same time you are using it?

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

yes...

[@outbackeddie]

That's a SERIOUS system. Great video.

[@pamelajauregui3442]

Can I attain this system with monocrystaline panels as apposed to the poly one's shown in video?

[@solarenergy1433]

Pamela Jauregui Yes, but the slight improvement with the mono's will not be worth the cost of them.

[@bongnuesca6748]

For that 5000watt solar power generator, is it possible to run an A/C with 1,000watts, refrigerator with 1,000 watts (considering power surge)? Can the said 5KV solar generator be used while charging?

[@solarenergy1433]

yes. it is 5000 watts continuous...10,000 watts surge. however most window a/cc units are 1500+ watts. the system can handle that too...but you may need to add more Solar panels.

[@bongnuesca6748]

+Solar Energy how many more panels needed to run such requirements? Do we need also to increase the units of batteries? if so by how many? if there any certified distributor of your product here in philippines? do they have technicians in case of troubles/issues? Kindly reply all please. I am interested..........

[@ibidapoilawole7120]

What is the model of battery charger you are using and how can I purchase one of those ?

[@vadymrodionov6098]

you can use inplix instructions to build it yourself guys.

[@billywray4524]

what is the weight of the 5300 as i would be using it in my truck camper

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

+Billy Bob THE weight of the 5300 unit is 450 lbs including the cart, batteries,steel box, etc.. The solar panels are 45 lbs each.

[@billywray4524]

+Total Solar Innovations ..thank u..i will be getting one of these but not till the fall as i just got home from idaho and will be back there in the fall and just pick it up as i am retired and saving $500.00 on the shipping is a lot for me right now..

[@antonnym214]

Total, thank you for what you are doing. I can tell it's about more than just making money. You are passionate about making the best possible product. Good for you. Although some of the concerns about video production techniques are valid, they are minor. I think eventually you will be able to get some professional help with that. Keep on doing what you are doing. And YES, I like the idea of going with lithium ion batteries to reduce the weight and hopefully also the size. People should be aware that the systems will help pay for themselves, because you can just plug in say, a freezer and/or refrigerator and power by the sun for free. One of your systems would be awesome for a tiny house, too, or anyone wanting to just permanently go off-grid. All good wishes!

[@juri14111996]

normal ac outlets for solar in? Use other connectors, for example some Neutric stuf!

[@solarcharging9743]

With only a 2X surge capacity and no iron core, copper wound output transformer, the lightweight high frequency inverters like the one your pitching are not commercial grade. Commercial grade inverters are low frequency transformer based inverters that provide at least a 3X surge capacity and at a 5kW power rating, would weigh at least 70 lbs.

[@pure-lighttechnologiesinc.7353]

that video is 5 years old... on our website we show/use the most current inverters like the one you describe.

[@mangreat71]

so where can i buy a solar panel like this from i want one with a lot of watts close to a 1000 watts or more ?

[@laptopuser3323]

how much is it and will you ship it to Australia?

[@tectalabyss]

Checked out your web site. Price is affordable. From the small unit's up to the large home unit's.

[@kakurerud7516]

How do you test it for EMP protection let alone something as large as a nuke or even a direct solar flare?

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

The only way to "tentatively" test for EMP is to use a RF power amplifier that sends out an RF signal. Then you have a device on the inside of your "box" that receives and records the amount of RF energy. This is the most common way of testing. HOWEVER, that is not a true EMP test. A better EMP test is very expensive...you must have an effective focused EMP weapon device that generates a very strong EMP focused beam on your target. Of course the only sure way to test for a real ultra strong "nuclear" blast EMP.... is to actually do a nuclear blast. Currently only North Korea is doing such testing... interestingly, with specific nuclear bombs designed as EMP weapons.

[@kakurerud7516]

the HUGE difference is EMP is DC and RF is AC. these energies act very differently.

[@amgxpat]

@@totalsolartechnologies9137 Sol-Ark has military grade third party testing for EMP

[@mktwatcher]

Roger, I agree with Jeff T. You seriously need to go back to the drawing board to redesign your product offering. You will end up with a lot of upset customers with what you're selling. Also why do you have two inverters?

[@GRINEWS]

Lynn Grantham ... sold hundreds of units from Hawaii to New York, Texas to Canada. ... nothing but happy customers. We pay for no advertising...word of mouth is doing it all because of our happy customers. Hard to keep unit in stock...current backlog of 6 weeks even after hiring more staff. hmmm So you ask why we include 2 inverters... it appears you haven't done your homework..

[@GRINEWS]

GRINEWS also, this is our 4th year. Systems are the most powerful units available, and the most reliable. We have people using them for CPAP machines, barn milking machines, kidney dialysis, house backup systems, cabins, greenhouses, RV & trailer. People who do their homework come to realize that we have the very best for the least amount. Currently, we are dominating the large portable solar generator market because we have a superior design, superior equipment, and features no one else has.

[@mktwatcher]

GRINEWS Ignorance is bliss. You are working off the Barnum and Bailey Principle. I commend you on your selling success. But, you're missing a boat load of more educated buyers.

[@mktwatcher]

Lynn Grantham Roger, I owe you an apology. When I first watched your video I stopped watching after set one battery on the table and showed the competitor's solar panels which I thought you were selling with you system. I have watched your video again in its entirety and see what you were doing now to build the case for what your systems are made of. However, I don't know why you don't just ship with on pure sine wave inverter instead of the 5000 watt inverter and the 300 watt pure sine wave inveter. Many appliances might not perform well on the modified sine wave or at worst will not be as efficient on a modified sine wave inverter. So you could make your product less complicated and save time building your units if you would go with save a 3000 Watt Sinewave which would provide 30 amps of service on a basic system. Other than that your choice of panels and batteries seems smart because the panels are long lived and the AGM batteries are maintenance free. Thank you

[@totalsolarsupergreen4646]

Lynn Grantham THANK YOU. APOLOGY ACCEPTED You did your homework. In actual use, (in a totally off grid house using only a modified inverter for 6 years) ...we found the modified runs everything pretty well except... lithium ion battery chargers (like laptop computers and cell phones.) Therefore, the modified runs most everything and we include the pure sine wave on the unit for electronics. the reason we don't use a pure sinewave is because it keeps the cost down on the unit. However, in our 6000 series ... we use a 6000 watt pure sinewave... split phase (110/220v), marine inverter that has a 18,000 watt 20 sec surge capacity, especially for well pumps, etc. I need to make some new videos... as we have added some new improvements. Roger

[@JEFF2010SSRS]

Are they Lithium Batteries ? Or Lead Acid ?

[@winstoncleghorn9495]

Send it to Jamaica,we will buy ,send various sizes,please!

[@qwl908]

Are you can connect Li-ion battery to the system?

[@abbastawi273]

Hi how much cost the solar system.. please let me know

[@munkyizchunky75]

what system would i need just to run a 5000-6000 btu ac window unit, just during the day? (off at night)

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

It is simply a matter of math. These kind of AC window units take about 2000 watts -3500 watts per hour. A) So you need a large enough inverter to run the AC unit... 4000--6000 watts, and B) you need enough solar panels to produce around 3000-4000 watts per hour, (more to charge up a battery bank if you want to be able to run it at night.) For Example...(15) 235 watt solar panels would produce 3500 watts of power when exposed to direct sun. With our exclusive solar panel coating... they would produce a little more... closer to 4000 watts of power per hour of direct sun.

[@7romosky836]

Im excited by this tough looking product. thank you

[@kangvbc]

what is the weight and price

[@billnott5811]

Hey from Alaska everyone.. :). I'm brand spanking new to solar , and I'd like to ask a question to anyone more knowledgeable about it than myself. I just bought a Goal Zero yeti 150 and after one day I was so excited about it I bought a Goal Zero Yeti 400 and running them off a couple 30 watt panels. They seem like they will be fine for keeping my iPad and laptop running in a long term power out situation.. What I'm looking at now is the Yeti 1250.. But than I found and watched the video on the solarmax 3300 and and 5500. For the price of the yeti 1250 and three Boulder 90 watt panels , I could get the SolarMax 3300. ( around $400 shipping for the solarmax to my location , ugh ) Is there anyone out there with knowledge about both of these systems ( the goalzero and the solarmax ) to advise me which one would be best long-term ? I'm basically wanting a system that can reliably run a 35 inch flatscreen TV, a desktop computer, a couple iPads and various rechargeable battery chargers and small electronics , and that will run all of these things on a continual nightly basis.. I'm disabled and spend a lot of time in bed. One of my biggest concerns in a long term power out situation is being able to watch shows and movies from my desktop and laptop to my tv even when there's days and days with cloud cover and no sun... At my location here in Alaska I get about 20 hours of daylight in the summertime but only about six hours of daylight in the winters.. Thanks so much if anyone has good advice ! ....Have a great day everyone :)

[@Joesfosterdogs]

agreed...update your site. one key button does not work...calculate your needs. instructional vids are important built in layers...solar 101, 102, 103, to custom builds. flexible panels are crucial for van hoods. this is just data...you need to make practical vids (how to convert a van to solar for tv, heater, air vent, cooking plate) the electrical details per vehicle is what is hard

[@rebeccapotts2307]

if we use this generator can we be completely off the grid?

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

+Rebecca Potts It all depends on what equipment you want to run. If you only want to run a few lights, a refrigerator, a couple of computers, etc. some small applicances...yes... you can be totally off grid. For houses, cabins etc. that rely on natural gas/propane for cooking, heating, water heating, etc. if would work. (My family lived that way for 6 years in Montana with a system about the same size as the Solar Max 6000. HOWEVER, For a full regular house... you need a full house system. We sell those types of systems as DIY kits.

[@nevenbac1410]

I purchased a Powersource Solar 1800 from Solutions from Science and never used it. I kept it plugged in all the time and when I moved it and re-plugged it in it sparked and caught on fire within the circuit board. SFS would not repair it even if I offered to pay for everything. Dawn in customer service was not helpful at all and I would not recommend buying from this company. They seem to be charlatans and build cheap a crappy stuff (at least their generators are) I had a very bad experience. Very upset I spent about $2,000 for something I have to now throw away.

[@d.hansel854]

Right now we have two North Korean satellites coming over the US. If these have nukes on them that could wipe out our grid with an EMP. Why not line the box you have with copper mesh wire so you can ground it, making a Faraday shield. Also can you daisy chain the solar panels together. Do the solar panels have legs to tilt them to the sun? Do the solar panels have "Jacobson" connectors on them so you can't plug them in the wrong way (Polarized) connectors?

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

With the steel casing, it already is superior to a copper mesh wire faraday cage. As it is shipped, the box is rated at a reduction of 38 decibles. If you seal the edge with aluminum tape.. it jumps to 42-44 decibles. The only way to improve on it... is to put the box in another box. (By the way... Faraday cages do not need to be grounded... since they are protecting against a radio wave. All they have to do is keep the radio wave from reaching the electronic components.)

[@d.hansel854]

OK.... good thoughts.... I believe your batteries are Lithium Ion. they have many cycle charge and discharge rate. Lead acid batteries are not rated for that. There are deep cycle batteries that are used in things such as golf carts. Thanks for the feedback..

[@Geoff_G]

Your product sounds great! Just a suggestion about your KZbin channel name; "Default Name" is not helping you any and may even be costing you subscribers. More subscribers = more interest and more visibility.

[@kindnessconnection6836]

What's the price and where do I order?

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

There are a variety of systems...ranging in power/size/price. go to WWW.TOTALSOLAR.US to view

[@AzimuthTao]

Conclusion - "bigger is better".

[@sarpongdecee6215]

I'm in Italy how can I get your products and how much it's ??

[@totalsolarsupergreen4646]

+sarpong decee I believe that the price of shipping would be more than the product itself.

[@dumanhieu]

You really need to get better organized and practice your presentation. Your product sounds great though and I will certainly look into it further.

[@sweatysue]

Does anyone know how much these Solar Generators Cost?

[@jefft361]

totalsolar.us/downloads/SOLAR_SYSTEMS_2.pdf

[@bruceforster3709]

Debbie Harris That was MY question as well.They can brag all they want-Give us the DAMNED PRICE!

[@JD_Mortal]

Bruce Forster Prices change by months... Videos are forever. xD Seriously though, this system 12 months ago would be well over $10,000-$20,000... It's about $5,000 now, $6,000 if you get the "pure sine inverter"... You want that... any less can't run actual motors without damaging them. (Well, they have capacitors, so that may stop immediate damage.) Still, DIY, you can reduce it to around $2,500 for the same stuff. (Labor/warranty not accounted-for.) For the reduced head-ache and labor, it is a great price. However, it is not a "complete system", as the panels have to be mounted and the system is uncovered and dangerous. Eg, you need to build or own a shed or other storage location for it. You can't just drop it safely in your garage and hope no rodents or children go poking around in the outlets or exposed wires and terminals. Nice components though, if weight isn't an issue, or area/size. It freaking rocks for power delivery.

[@bruceforster3709]

I manufacture a smaller, self-contained unit called the GO Volt. Only one Group 31 battery and a 2000 Watt Modified Sine Wave inverter, and a 100 Watt Panel-but a much LOWER price. $1995.00 COMPLETE!

[@jefft361]

Bruce Forster Seems to be a bit out of balance. Is this intended for just a short period of usable time? Group 31 battery - 95 to 125 aH | 100 Watt panel kicks out 5.6 A in full direct sun @ 5 hours of good sun a day that's 28 aH | A 2000 Watt inverter just turned on for 12 hours a day (no load) likely uses close to 22 aH in that 12 hour period. Seems that you would run out of energy pretty fast.

[@jeremyobanion8994]

Hey you need to get them 1000 amp hour batteries sure they cost $700 but better than buying 10 100 amp hour at $160 each.

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

forklift batteries are not bad, the problem is they weigh 700 lbs and you need a forklift to move them. Hard to get the forklift in the house to move the battery around.

[@russellhancock3548]

Why not go ahead and use a 5,000 watt pure sign wave inverter and forget the little 300 watt one?

[@DanielRichards644]

+Russell Hancock Inverters waste a TON of power, if you don't need a full power all the time the smaller unit will waste LESS battery power while turned on. Also I would imagine PRICE and reliability would be other factors.

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

+Russell Hancock .... Daniel Richards44 hit it right on the nose. 1. cost... 2. to run just a few minor things... why waste power? hence, the 300 watt inverter. 3. the new versions of the modified inverters run everything I can throw at them pretty well, even most of the battery chargers.

[@just-dl]

That makes sense - but, how does your average imbecile (such as me) know which electrical devices I can put on the modified sine box, and which stay on the pure sine wave box? I know stereo, tv and computer equipment go pure. But, lights? Fridge/freezers? water pumps? locating devices from my alien overlords? what's a little green guy with antennas to do???

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

What Daniel Richards44 said.... From personal experience...the newer modified sine wave inverters run pretty much everything. Even most electronics. However, some computer chips in clocks seem to lose a few minutes in a week.

[@terrykrueger8748]

Why do none of the Solar Power companies give prices for the portable units [5KW] right on the website instead of forcing us to listen to a damn sales pitch???

[@just-dl]

Re-check their website. You can click on the "buy now" button on the unit you want...but, to end the suspense...it's $4985 - listening to the sales pitch is optional, but informative. Personally, I'm drooling over the 3kw system...and the price appears to scale; it's $3k. My only beef is the big inverter isn't pure sine wave. Probably not a big deal, but, it's causing me to step back.

[@salmerin9129]

how is this emp protected?

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

+Sal Merin The system is encased in a 20 gauge steel box which essentially is a Faraday Cage. 38 DB reduction in the box...and if you seal it with aluminum tape, it increases to 43-44 DB reduction. However, if the system is in use or out of the box... there is no EMP protection.

[@RudeRichDallas]

Who underwrites your warranty(s)?

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

the manufacturers of the different pieces of equipment and ourselves.

[@romeliadarosa4180]

I made it with INPLIX handbooks !

[@SylwerDragon]

well so far so good. I would be very skeptical about using your inverter for medical stuff. Very very very sceprical. I don't think you got UL approval to use it in medical equipment. I have nothing against semi sinus inverter but i don't use them at all. They are not good and equipment usually has problem with it. As back up it is ok even i would like to see full sinus inverter there not just small 300W inverter.

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

We are now switching over to only Pure Sine Wave inverters on all of our systems.

[@SylwerDragon]

good to hear that

[@georgewhite7687]

how to buy this mite take a look

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

See website for updated products, and new videos. www.totalsolar.us

[@DENMONKEY]

you do yourself a disservice by providing misinformation about your competitors and your own product. once a. viewer it potential customer becomes aware that you have not told the truth in your video on basic information they find it hard to trust any of the other content even if it may be true.

[@ajaykumarchoudary2435]

Hi from MAS solar project

[@RugRatCoupe]

Is this a 12 or 24volt system???

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

Our portable systems are all 24v.... whereas, our house systems are 48 volt.

[@terryorourke9632]

How much to send unit to France ??????

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

+Terry O'Rourke ...don't know. Depends on 1- the type of unit (3300/5300/6000) 2-where in France , 3-how it is being sent... via ship or air and 4- how many units. answer those questions and we can start looking into it. We are now getting many requests for shipping to international locations and have already worked out modifying our systems for international use. (i.e. 220v 50hz with the necessary plugs for the various country. We are currently working on shipping multiple units to different parts of Africa because they claim they are the best in the world. Two groups want them. One group will have us ship them to a port in the US and they will then put them in a cargo container and ship them. Another group is looking at shipping them freight air. We expect to start shipping them in January. Requests have also come in from South America, Haiti, Bahamas.

[@pomati2000]

+Default Name same question than Terry O'rouke = France

[@anonymousguy7723]

As soon as he said modified sine wave, I had to go elsewhere.the year is 2021, there is no excuse for having a modified sine wave inverter. Your inverter should be pure sine wave sir.

[@vanner40]

nice sales pitch, but how can the every day family afford this stuff ?

[@solarenergy1433]

yes...the systems are all designed to have enough Solar power to charge the batteries and operate equipment

[@mikeallen8724]

great system. like seeing of grid pre built kits. but needs lithium batteries.

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

We now have Lithium batteries. If you go to our website you can see the information.

[@mikeallen8724]

smart. having thousands of cycles instead of hundreds makes a big difference.

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

We have Lithium battery options. Just got in our new plug n play LiFePo4 batteries...

[@lindarice6187]

Do they have a place in Texas or deliever there ?

[@totalsolarsupergreen4646]

+Linda Rice We ship to pretty much everywhere. Lately, a lot to the East Coast, especially Florida. We are getting requests from Canada, United Kingdom, Italy and Central America. Some people think we make the best systems in the world for what we do. Someday, we might even advertise.

[@lvtaylortaylor9904]

Good info

[@jameshooper5033]

What about EMP's ?

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

The only way to suppress EMP is to put components that have a micro chip in them... in a Faraday cage. People who say they can just add some extra transistors and other electrical components to an inverter/solar charge controller to EMP proof them... are simply lying??--uninformed??-- stupid??... and are just using it as a marketing gimmick. If it was really that easy, the US military would have EMP proofed all of their equipment years ago. THEREFORE... if you have an operating solar system... then an EMP event will probably fry your inverter, solar charge controller, and any monitoring system you might have. What you need to do is simply have spare backup systems (or the internal electronics boards for the systems) in a Faraday cage... so that after an EMP event you can take your protected equipment out... and replace the damaged ones.

[@Donking595]

Awesome

[@JEFF2010SSRS]

Amen Hallelujah Shalom :)

[@DormantIdeasNIQ]

Rolls Surette S-600 is a real battery but now... it is really foolish to not go Lithium

[@ngugi7279]

how much?

[@beez6459]

Total Solar Technologies to

[@CREUS-x4k]

how much

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

+steven joseph the prices for our 4 different units are on the website. Each also has options to choose from which can change the price as well. Also, various sales can change the price as well. Roughly, prices range from $2500 to $9,000 (Example: the $9000 is for 6000 watt continuous power (18,000 watt surge) marine quality 110v/220v pure sine with 2800 watts of solar panels, 6000+ watts of AGM batteries in EMP faraday cage on wheels...with options to add more batteries and wind power. )

[@jont2576]

is this what crazy texans use to power their jurassic park theme park?

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

+Jon T Possibly. We will have to contact the Jurassic Park operators to confirm it. Also, there are reports that Aliens are using some of our systems to get a quick power boost. We are waiting for the photos.

[@robertzubec7471]

junk where are u at its 2020!!!

[@dominique___1980]

AGM batteries are so yesterday. Hit me up when you have some lithium going on. Cheers!

[@totalsolartechnologies9137]

We are coming out with our line of Lithium Batteries in a couple of weeks....

[@dominique___1980]

SUPER!!! Can you add a link here once they're ready? THANKS!!!

[@chenelson185]

how much ? IN THE BALL PARK

[@solarenergy1433]

Nelson Dacosta for the 5300 unit... under $5000.

[@chenelson185]

Solar Energy NICE

[@triumphmanful]

+Solar Energy Ha Ha Ha, $5,000 affordable ? to who ? The Donald Trumper !

[@just-dl]

get a 5 year loan; it'll be around $100/month - no an uncommon electric bill. After 5 years, no more payments, and you can expect a good deal of life on the system, if the batteries weren't abused. You can piece together a cheaper system, but consider that this one is already pre-configured to work together, so you get a complete system.

[@RhodeToPrepping]

Dan L Good point...our electrical bill has gone up to $297.00 per month. I know from years ago that if I hung my clothes outside on the line I could save $75.00 per month, each month , in the summer. This was 1992 a family of four. I am sure is much more now. I think this is worth looking into to use on a regular basis. What does EMP do to the panels? Seems like farm what I have heard that anything with a plug on it that is not protected would be zapped.

[@worshipcenters]

I love the prices, I love the products but I think you make the website by yourself. If you really want to bit your competitors build a real website. If I didn't see your video and your products I would never trust that website because it looks fake. You should change it as soon as possible!!!!

[@sixsixteensevens297]

Any European distribiters?

[@jbkroeger]

WOW!!!

[@sapiomancer]

does slamming shit make it better?

[@Cryptologist101]

Slamming shit? Oh you mean market comparison, feel free to do your own market research than. I'll tell you what else is out there and that is scammers and con artists looking to cash in on people's fears, this looks like a good system compared to the ones I have looked at but caveat emptor (let the buyer beware). The way the system is put together with components and the warranties are good.

[@rextruegood6168]

Miguel Roncal so its bad to EXPOSE liars who steal our money? you a thief too?

[@JoeMicalizziMPC]

@@Cryptologist101 , I understand you being perhaps defensive, but believe the fellow by saying "slamming" things was a reference to your tendency to slam down to the table your bigger voltage inverter and battery! I thought it was just a dramatic effect in your good presentation!

[@talaspinsvinyl]

They do have a website with current prices and more technical information. I would definitely be interested in the Total Solar Innovations products. I like the idea of the component system over the "all-in-one" units that have short life spans and even shorter warranties! I am just a 60 year old lady who likes the idea of being able to live off grid. They also have smaller units available for recreation and power outages. And they have a unit for RV use or a small cabin. I am dreaming of a small piece of land in the woods and a yurt!! With the reasonable prices, someday maybe that can be a reality!!

[@weaselrodent7131]

5000w not the big boy like i have they make bigger then that i have a 8000w LF inverter and they go alot bigger then that i run my home on that inverter but you need alot of batteries and big ones to

[@amiganutt]

I thought the Sun was the only source of Solar Generation.