The NEW Powerful and Affordable Hybrid Inverter - The EG4 12kPV | Unboxing and Overview
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- Join Brayden as he unboxes the new EG4 12kPV! This is a new hybrid solar inverter packs a powerful output and has all of the versatility of the 18kPV.
Key Features include:
15000W of solar input, 12000W usable between battery and output!
Comms Board allows for Dark Start, Integrated RSD, Auxiliary Power Supply, and more!
Rigorous certifications for compliance in strict jurisdictions!
Easy integration with EG4 batteries!
To see more content around the 12kPV, check out our playlist here:
• 12kPV
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Most of your customers and newer customer will ask the most important question, what's the idle consumption of this device? Regards
How about a video showing how to parallel either the 8,12, or 18 k inverters 2 or more
This looks like a great addition to the lineup
Nice mid range unit 👌
How does this compare to yhe Solark 12K?
Will open loop LFP batteries void the warranty?
Nice!
Is the orange battery/inverter communication cable different at all than the green battery/battery communication cable besides color?
They should all be straight-through pinouts and work the same! I don't believe they have any differences on the connection type either.
@eg4electronics that's what I figured but wanted to ask to be sure
Sure it works out of the box but like your EG4 6500EX inverters that are failing left and right only having been on the market for a year, will this new inverter still be working a year from now?
are they? Where did you get that from?
I believe so because the luxpower brand has been working overtime i 3rd world countries for years. I trust luxpower and it has a 10 yr warranty as well.
@@d.pollard5962 Search Google for the term "Lux Power failures" and you'll find tons of complaints from consumers about the Lux Power brand.
Is this a Luxpower Tek?
It's got the luxpower sticker on it, I'd wager yes.
We partnered with Luxpower to develop this inverter!
To get a higher surge capacity, all the manufacturer of this inverter did was add more capacitors to DC input stage and added far more costly higher, amperage MOSFETS or IGBTs which did nothing to improve this transformerless inverter's shorter life expectancy and the lack of any galvanic isolation for safety's sake. I would never power my appliances or charge my EV with any inverter that lacked galvanic isolation.
yeah I have no idea what your talking about, explain on a lower level or clarify in plain english your concerns