Giandel 3000W Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter Review
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Always love learning new things from you, Jehu! Thanks again.
Just now got notified of this video.
I would have liked to see the Sine Wave on the Scope with the load added.
and a test with an inductive draw, I have a induction hot plate that does not work at all with my modified invereter
Good point!
Great videos Jehu.. you have inspired some projects I’m currently designing for our off grid lifestyle. That inverter would fit right in! Thank you for all you do!
I'm glad you finally noticed how close you were to shorting your cable leads out...!!!:)
You are a mad man. Love your content. I have the 2200 Giandel Inverter with charge controller and couldn't be happier.
As always another great video. You have inspired me to accomplish many things I would never have dreamed of in the power storage world.
Should have shown the sine wave under loads, both resistive and reactive.
was going to say the exact same thing, sadly he didn't that's what i was looking for
I could care less about such nerdy stuff. Perhaps you could start your own channel? When you have uploaded your first video let us all know so we too can make suggestions on what was omitted.
Was sure the AIMS was the one for my setup until seeing your video. Upgrading from 2000w to 3000w is my goal as I prepare my boat for the Seattle to New Orleans leg. I liked the descriptive portion of the video when the shell was removed and wiring gauges were discussed. Sure to make the Giandel 3000w the "heart" of my system now. Having an extra in reserve will lend a certainty to my effort.
I have several of their pure sine wave inverters, so it was good to see this review, albeit a few years late! Thanks.
I love the diy solar gen stuff. Going to start mine in the winter!
just ordered 300 batteries, and this would make an awesome portable power station
I'd love this inverter for my system I'm slowly building through watching your videos!
Great review thanks for taking the time. It was great seeing the temperature of the cables would probably upgrade those
Thanks for a data driven review, always like watching your videos.
As always awesome video and review. Just waiting lithium batteries to come in. Have my panels and controller already. This would be an awesome addition to complete my system. Cheers. Don
I tried to buy this inverter. I ordered the 24v version and they sent me the 12v version twice. Good to see you got the right one at least.
Thank you for your informative review.I would like one for my next trip.
What a great review.. and I am working on solar for our camper this would be an awesome addition to our camper project. Sharing and hoping for the best. Thanks Jehu for all your videos and projects you share with us.
I must say, that is one very nice sine wave there! It looks like it would be ideal for running computer equipment or anything that might be sensitive to a choppy sine wave!
Manufacturers take note, this is what an informed consumer will always value. A practical review with no strings attached from a credible individual.
I have learned so much from your videos man. And very inspired. Thanks!!!!
Just as a FYI, the current sensor is not a hall-effect sensor, it's a current transformer. Thanks for opening it up and reviewing it.
It's on the DC side so it certainly is not a current transformer.... fyi
I really appreciate your time for this review.
Thank you for the great video on the inverter! I enjoyed it and might just have to get one and divert part of my solar into batteries and use one for lights, computer, etc. It would be a great thing for that use! In the truck I could use it for power tools when helping people out with carpentry projects on the weekend! Thanks again for a great review!!! Mark
I love the o scope you were using. Nice video! :)
This would be a great addition to my rv ! Thanks for reviewing it
Great review and insights, as usual, thanks Jehu
Whoop whoop!! Love the videos and shared far and wide!!
YOU ROCK!!!!!! Thank you for the video Jehu. I have put together a 7S100P pack from the modem cells BatteryHookup is selling (crazy sale this weekend). I am also using their 5P fuses. They have a picture of your on their home page. I was looking to buy this inverter. What a great piece this would be to finish my set up. I have been following your videos for a while and model most of my setup from your advice. Shared.
Great video Jehu! Keep up the good work!
Hi from upstate New York. Great video, will try to add this to my RV!
Great video! That is what I need in my trailer build. Thanks for the testing info.
Would love one of this!!
love your channel, I would have loved to see wave form under load, also I've read that surge ratings are only indented for sub second loads like when a inductive load is started (large AC motor)
Hey Jehu great videos and very helpful. Question: Where did you purchase that hall effect sensor with the display? Thanks in advance!
Good morning I'm a new subscriber and I've been seeing a lot of your videos I want to thank you for sharing all your knowledge with us
The show is top quality for me as I do live in a camper trailer. You have saved me lots thank you. PS and I don’t even know what I’m doing 🤓
This would be a great upgrade/replacement to the 1000w modified sine inverter I currently have!
You need to put that headway battery build in your store. That was an awesome battery!
Shared! Informative. Glad to know that it meets it's specs.
Hey hi Mr j Garcia my name Domingo Meléndez from Puerto Rico thanks for your help and support I'm looking forward in some more information about solar power station and try to build one of ur creations God bless you always and family ! Thanks for your time and help that's valuable!
the blue walls are messing with the auto color correction on your cam.
Awesome unit ,seems very versatile, great video thanks !
Solid review but that battery deserves all the credit. Its a beast. The battery indicator on the meter was hardly moving.
Shared. The 6000W surge is for transient load (very short burst) not a dead load at power up. Seems the top output power (non transient) is 4000W. Glad you showed the oscope test... do that under significant load with different kinds of inductive or capacitive loading....that is where distortion will be most obvious. Pretty good unit overall, inside looks well made.
Hello there I appreciate all your info on inverters it helps me a lot I will continue watching your videos because they are very educational thank you very much take care
@6:57 efficiency is 85% not the 92% as claimed in the Video, input voltage was 27.55 and current was 19.6 Amps hence power was (P=VI) 539.9 watts and output power was 460 Watts.
Love your videos! I am going to start my own diy setup at home.
Just starting with solar and this GiAndel inverter would help with flexibility of projects.
Thanks for the great content, really helpful and informative!
Awesome video Jehu keep em coming
Would love this setup up for my electric station powerwall
Perfect inverter for a van build! Shared!
I'd love to have one of those for the van I'm building. Current inverter is dying.
I would love that inverter for my van build!!
Looks great,great setup for 24v
Well.....I missed it! I was thinking about getting one of these, for backup, ya never know when your Chinese inverter will let go. Being off grid, depending on it full time, these seem to be good quality, for the price!
This is great what you do, keep it up! Inverter looks good.
looks like a good inverter😋 i have the 2200W/4000W version of that, still doing great for my application😋
What's the efficiency with a light load like between 200 and 400 watts? I'm off grid and that's about how much power I use continually unless someone turns on something large.
Would love this for a project!
How does this compare to aims? I have been looking at the aims pure sine wave with 120a charge capabilities. Possibly the 240 volt for whole house power off battery backup and pair it with solar battery charging. I do like the remote switch on this guy though.
I saw a review of one of the aims and it handled beyond its rated surge capacity very well for a long length of time.
Great review. I want to build a portable system but the cost always seems high for emergencies only. A portable solar set up that could easily connected to the home for daily use would be nice
This inverter could be used for a project of mine. Looks very nice. Shared to Twitter.
Looks like a good inverter for my shop
I’d love this inverter for my van conversion
I wouldn't recommend it if you're going to need it everyday. spend the next $50 and get an inverter that is actually engineered to be used everyday.
Hey my friend. Don’t worry about a little gray. Be thankful you still have hair.
That was a pretty sine wave. I have my fingers crossed and hope to win. Thanks
13:27 The Min/Max option on a multimeter will not measure the inrush you need to use one with an inrush setting, I did that with a grinder, and it said 20 max amps, but when I used inrush it showed 37 amps. the min/max just doesn't grab the actual inrush. If the scaling is linear -ish, that seems like it overloaded at 6500 watts roughly.
This is a good point. Food for thought.
Was just about to say the same. I don't think the resolution on that meter in that configuration would show it.
I enjoy your videos, keep up the good work
Very cool man I love your stuff that you make. Very inspiring I've been trying to make my own little powerwall. Nothing impressive like like you've built But I did get all my 18650s for free buy recycling lots of free batteries that people just throw away. Keep up the good. JW.
Hey Jehu, yet another great video, thank you for the info. I think this inverter would be great to help me start my solar adventure. I intend on getting my house to complete solar usage by the end of the year, and I plan on using the PCB powerwall kit to get there. Thanks again for the video. Keep up the good work!
Nice vid like your test. Will share with my friend who loves batteries and solar.
Great review Jehu.
I plan on using something like this in my pick up for emergency power to run the fridge and heat/ac. A trucks alternator should be able to keep up with something like that right?
That would be a great inverter for off grid applications. I’d be happy to win it.
Great review, would like to see one for a 240v Inverter for everyone outside of the US
Great work Jehu
looking into here in Australia
I would like to see sine wave under load!
Yes, a loaded test of the sine wave in increments of load would be a very useful thing to test as some don't handle the load well and the wave formation falters
the same here, especially not under nearly resistive load (heater), way more inductive load or mix of loads would be interesting ;)
I would like to see sine wave under inductive load
Me too
Those cables aren't good enough for full load.
Nice video as usually! One question, if I have a 400 vdc 100% charge (57.1kwh) power pack, how can I charge that pack while keeping the voltage on the high charge to 375vdc and be able to discharge to 280vdc and not below that SOC?
Great product review. Someone should start making adapters for standard electric cars (Nis Leaf, Volt...) which would allow us to tee off of the battery pack. Then suppliers could make something like this at those voltages. That would give great portable power.
I have a chevy spark EV .I am going to see if I can use my battery box using a 2000 w giandel inverter.my car can use120 @ 8 amps to 12 amps max,to recharge it.
Couple of cars I know of come with a mains powerboard that plugs into charger socket I think. Thats a great feature until 2way to grid happens.
Ould uze that bad boy with the batteries and pcb's I got from you. Have been acquiring slowly but surely...
I'd love to have that invert-er
I have the 4000/8000W 24V version of this Giandel inverter and it is working very well, even starting a clothes washer and drier (with propane heat), saws and small A/C units. Surge ratings are usually in Watts and duration. Most cheap units surge at the rating for a millisecond or two. For motor starting, I would think one would need the rating for one or two seconds which better units will have. Also the inverter may need to be powered up and stable within the continuous rating before getting a surge, but that is my guess so far. A general tip -- It might be wise to check the output on any inverter before hooking anything valuable to it. I blew out my RV appliances on a cheaper maker's unit. I suspect it was set to 240 VAC but labeled 120 VAC.
Exactly....I was asking for the same on this inverter...I want to be sure how the 120 V is produced.
Would love to use this on my next camping trip 😁
plz show us sine wave on load test!?!?
nice inverter... just need to figure out what battery pack to pair with it. backup power for furnaces in the winter in the house.
BEST REVIEW I HAVE EVER SEEN!!! I am trying to determine what brand 3k inverter/charger (together or separate) to buy. Most import thing is value (bang for my buck). I am installing in a camper and may sell in future but don't want to go to cheaper in case i have for a while and have problems. What would you recommend and would it be together or combo?
nice video, always looking for good review vids.
Looks like a great product for my portable power box
Looks like it would be great for emergency backup power for refrigeration or pellet stove.
Wonder whether it still looked like a pure sine wave under those loads?
Could use the inverter for my shed. Nice video
Great video, does this device have circuit breakers built in ?
Nice video jehu... Surge power for inverters is usually rated within a short period of time... related to the sine wave period so the way you are testing it you're not going to get the number on the box... checking your channel from Venezuela... A lot of interesting stuff...
Nice inverter and sine signal. Thanks for your hard work. Maybe for the bipap.
Hi - as per a couple of other replies - could you post details on the hall effect sensor and display you're using please. Thanks.
@jehugarcia
6kW surge means that it can start, like compressors but the load is only in milisec. not in seconds....
So this inverter could supply almost 20% more then specs in extended period of time (until the temp sensor will not trip off)
Thanks for another great video!
At around 7m in you remark on the voltage difference between the meter and the inverter. That's because of the voltage drop over the wires at 30+ amps. At idle they should be much closer (although they'll probably never agree exactly unless you trim one of them).
I'm from Puerto Rico nice video
You do a very good review!!