[NO LONGER AVAILABLE] Two Victron Quattro 48/10000 - Spokane, WA - Price reduction

[larry.s]

$2,500 ea. Prefer local pickup, though I do still have the original shipping containers.

Never deployed - I used these for bench testing only. They are too big for my needs, will be deploying MultiPlus II 48/5000 units instead.

 

[Crowz]

Isn't that about what they cost new or am I looking at the wrong inverter?

 

[larry.s]

I paid $4,220 from InvertersRUs in Oct. though they lowered their price the next week to $4,011. Open to suggestions about what a fair price is.

 

[rodrick]

I paid $4,220 from InvertersRUs in Oct. though they lowered their price the next week to $4,011. Open to suggestions about what a fair price is.

The problem is used equipment doesn’t qualify for the federal tax credit a new unit is $4011 less 30% credit is about $2800 so you are probably looking at $2500 to $2800 realistically

 

[larry.s]

OK, thanks. Better lower my price. These units are too big for me and I'd like to see them in someone's hands that can use them.

 

[Captain Kirk]

The problem is used equipment doesn’t qualify for the federal tax credit a new unit is $4011 less 30% credit is about $2800 so you are probably looking at $2500 to $2800 realistically

I thought used equipment was fine if it meets the following criteria? If so, it seems to me this equiment meets the criteria: The solar PV system is new or being used for the first time. The credit can only be claimed on the “original installation” of the solar equipment.

https://www.energy.gov/sites/default/files/2021/02/f82/Guide%20to%20Federal%20Tax%20Credit%20for%20Residential%20Solar%20PV%20-%202021.pdf

 

[NC_hydro]

Too bad I’m in NC, those are the inverters I’m planning to go to.

 

[G00SE]

Great deal for someone! Wish you were closer

 

[Sharing Society]

May be in touch in a few months.

 

[larry.s]

No longer available. Returned under warranty.