To good to be true? The Pecron E3000?

[Rednecktek]

So I was wandering around YouTube and a reviewer threw in the Pecron E3000 as a wild card. Looking at the specs it really sounds too good to be true. From what I can guesstimate it runs 24v as a base which also sets it apart from most other 12v based units.

3.1Kwh battery
2Kw inverter
1200w solar input !!!
6x 120v outlets
DUAL 600w MPPT controllers!!
Right about $2000!

Hey @Will Prowse I know you'd like a break from cutting up Chins clones, feel like tackling a solar generator?

I don't think I can find any way to DIY a comparable version for the same money.

 

[ryanyoder]

So I was wandering around YouTube and a reviewer threw in the Pecron E3000 as a wild card. Looking at the specs it really sounds too good to be true. From what I can guesstimate it runs 24v as a base which also sets it apart from most other 12v based units.

3.1Kwh battery
2Kw inverter
1200w solar input !!!
6x 120v outlets
DUAL 600w MPPT controllers!!
Right about $2000!

Hey @Will Prowse I know you'd like a break from cutting up Chins clones, feel like tackling a solar generator?

I don't think I can find any way to DIY a comparable version for the same money.

It’s lithium ion with only 1000 cycles. That’s the main issue I think.