Recent content by jrcromer

I don't see what's wrong with defending USA-based companies, jobs, innovation... You really have to be blind to think the luxpower inverter isn't a clone attempt.

Your staff size might be close to Sol-Ark, but Sol-Ark only focuses on inverters. If China was so into AIO, then why does the Luxpower have the feature set of the 15k like none other? Why was it developed by the "self-proclaimed Sol-Ark sales person of the year"? No competition yet we weren't...

So much wrong information on this thread. Your info could not be further from the truth Tim. Sol-Ark values American jobs. Tom, the CEO, developed the Sol-Ark 8kW, which made hybrid inverters relevant in the USA. He improved it with the 15k, and then James (self-proclaimed #1 Sol-Ark...

oscilloscope readouts are in advertisements? literally how do you get this data from any company? At some point, it is about brand trust. I know that's hard, but come tour the HQ in Dallas(ish). Ya want scopes, we got em. That how you resolve LED flicker issues, humming, partridges, pear trees...

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All the other inverters besides Sol-Ark advertise a slower transfer time. SolarEdge at SPI told me 3-10 seconds. Sol-Ark is 5ms. Got a faster rating earlier than that on an industry solar inverter charger? Sol-Ark has a much larger team than be to solve its problems. The topic is who makes the...

If I have a 275 ounce cup, and I have a 250 ounce cup, which cup is bigger? Bonus points if you can tell me the percentage.

So which inverters had color touch screen LCDs prior to Sol-Ark @1201? Enlighten me. Or such luxurious cabinets. Also, these are only surface features of an inverter, as you might attack me for (although... you asked for more and I delivered). Believe me, knowledge of inverter systems goes...

Literally everyone I talk to looks at it and goes "that's a Sol-Ark 15k". James self-proclaims himself as "Sol-Ark Salesperson of the Year". What more do you want? Fact is, it's a smaller inverter which copied Sol-Arks distinguishing features, except used smaller components, creating a cheaper...

We actually go larger (19.6 DC total, 19.2 AC couple max) on the solar input. Useful in off-grid. We do it with low or high efficiency modules, which usually saves a few thousand on a project that large.

Neither Eddie nor James own up to what they took from Sol-Ark.

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