zanydroid
Solar Wizard
At that point (9540 with some EG4 battery) it would aggressively make the SolArk 8K and 12K pretty pointless apart from configurability and support. Just stack 2-3 of the 6000XP.
New Growatt hybrid inverter SPH10000TL- HU-US split phase
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I don't believe that's necessary to use it on gridMIN 3-11.4k TL-XH-US Installation Guide (ESS SYSTEM).pdf
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Look at the ATS-US thing. There is 5KVA and 10KVA.
Also spec sheet says 240V.
I guess for people who only want an off grid system you'll save $1400 on two 6000xp vs two of these.
A lot less weight to deal with too ?
zanydroid
Solar Wizard
No it is not. But it still is extra crap you need to buy and make space for if you want backup power.
Also pushing 240V single phase topology into the grid with approved grid tie vs zero export on separate legs aren’t the same.
I would probably go by popularity if the difference in cost isn’t so bad. Also the 6000XP is probably likely to have better testing and operational experience off grid than a hybrid cosplaying as an off grid.
zanydroid
Solar Wizard
I did see some hybrid settings in the screenshots in the manual, and several overseas relatives of this are hybrid
I don't see that ever happening because that would cannibalize 12kw18kpv sales
zanydroid
Solar Wizard
That thought crossed my mind but the 18kpv is smaller footprint. And still makes sense to have a 6K with more certs to match the competition since if you’re going to get eaten by competition at a price point might as well self cannibalize instead.
Yeah but the 6kxp doesn't have a lot of natural competition right now. The srne units are nice but can't be paralleled ?
zanydroid
Solar Wizard
I meant competition for stackable 6K grid tie hybrids that could eat the 18kpv. The 18kpv currently has a battery cost advantage in the 9540 class. EG4 would rather someone buys two 6Kxp than two of another company
What does the SRNE have that the 6Kxp lacks?
10kw
42OhmsPA
What's in a title?
You can parallel / stack up to 6 of the SRNE HYP series for 30kw, but you need a minimum of 2 for split phase.
They can be had for ~$700 each.
This growatt looks promising, so does the soon to be released voltronic.
It's going to be tough to keep up with the evolution over the next 3-5 years.
They can be had for ~$700 each.
This growatt looks promising, so does the soon to be released voltronic.
It's going to be tough to keep up with the evolution over the next 3-5 years.
I wonder if that's why it's so quiet. <30db
Oh I didn't know that about stacking the hyps. 2800 for 20kw is a good deal!
speedysolar
New Member
I just noticed that the user manual on this new inverter just went live:
From an email exchange, it seemed like they would physically make it to the U.S. in March-ish 2024.
From an email exchange, it seemed like they would physically make it to the U.S. in March-ish 2024.
Any updates on availability?
MajicDiver
Solar Enthusiast
They are also on eBay cheaper, it’s a Renvu store front.
MajicDiver
Solar Enthusiast
A couple of years ago a China company “YUTUO Sun Energy “ was selling knockoffs of Growatt stuff, but seem to have disappeared. Bought my auto transformer from them.
timselectric
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Yes, I believe that they didn't used to make their own units.
Now they do.
kscessnadriver
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There's some weird pricing on ebay for the ARO. ARO 19.8kWh listed for $11.6k, or ARO 19.8kWh + a 7.6kw MIN-TL inverter for $9.8k. I wonder how cheaply they can actually be had for.
MajicDiver
Solar Enthusiast
Yes. The 7.6 is a version 2. I considered asking if it could be swapped for a 11.4, but I don’t really need either. I’m assuming not many people want the 7.6 when the 11.4 is very little additional price several places. They probably having trouble unloading the 7.6’s.
zanydroid
Solar Wizard
“They can’t even give them away”
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