June 15, 20233 yr Hi All I have over the years migrated from some basic load shedding systems to a full solar installation that is built around a 12KW Sunsynk 3 phase inverter. I have given away my Voltronics (Mecer) system as well as some other small inverters that I had installed and the current system is working like a charm. A good friend wants to move from his current system which is based dual 3KW Voltronics inverters with gel batteries to a single hybrid inverter that is solar ready with some LiPo batteries. his installer has recommended a Mecer 8KW inverter with an AM5 Hubble battery. I was really shocked that the installer has recommended an entry level inverter brand when money is not a factor, but I am not able to provide a good enough technical reason for my friend to ignore the installers advice and put in a top end system like a Sunsynk, Deye or Victron. Please could someone provide me with some information that I can pass on.
June 15, 20233 yr 6 hours ago, Tonygee said: Hi All I have over the years migrated from some basic load shedding systems to a full solar installation that is built around a 12KW Sunsynk 3 phase inverter. I have given away my Voltronics (Mecer) system as well as some other small inverters that I had installed and the current system is working like a charm. A good friend wants to move from his current system which is based dual 3KW Voltronics inverters with gel batteries to a single hybrid inverter that is solar ready with some LiPo batteries. his installer has recommended a Mecer 8KW inverter with an AM5 Hubble battery. I was really shocked that the installer has recommended an entry level inverter brand when money is not a factor, but I am not able to provide a good enough technical reason for my friend to ignore the installers advice and put in a top end system like a Sunsynk, Deye or Victron. Please could someone provide me with some information that I can pass on. The Mecer 8kW is not capable of routing/exporting surplus PV energy onto the grid side in order to augment the power required by so called non-essential loads example stove, geysers etc. But then you must have enough pv panels to benefit from that. So if money is no factor then the SunSunk / Deye is good option with these extra ongrid benefits.
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