Y&H 1000W Grid Tie Inverter Stackable MPPT Pure Sine Wave
Y&H 1000W Grid Tie Inverter Stackable MPPT Pure Sine Wave DC30-45V Solar Input AC190-260V Output For 24V 30V 36V PV Panel
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Creative MPPT tech makes efficiency higher than 99%. Peak conversion 80%. Consider the conversion rate of solar panel is about 80%, for example, if you need 500W power output from the inverter, you need to connect it to a solar panel that 500 / 0.8 / 0.8 equals about 780W, (780w * 0.8 * 0.8 = 500w) | Islanding; Short-circuit; converse connection; Low Voltage; Over Voltage; Over temperature Protection | Intelligence Fan-on temperature >45℃ and off < 40℃. High-speed ventilation fans to help keep the inverter running at a low temperature. |
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| solar panel input | for 24V Solar Panel Voc38-46V | for 12V Solar Panel Voc20-24V | for 12V Solar Panel Voc20-24V | for 24V Solar Panel Voc38-46V | for Voc 38-60V |
| battery input | 36V | 24V | 24V | 36V | 36V/48V |
| AC connected to the grid | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| AC output | 190V-260V | 190V-260V | 190V-260V | 190V-260V | 110V/220V Auto |
| limiter function | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | ✓ |
| WIFI communication | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | Need to buy wifi accessories |
| Stackable Connection | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Weight: | 2.47 kg |
| Size: | For 24V 30V 36V PV Panel |
| Dimensions: | 39 x 20 x 15 cm; 2.47 Kilograms |
| Part: | 1000W |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Y&H |
| Dimensions: | 39 x 20 x 15 cm; 2.47 Kilograms |
| Reference: | 1000W |
| Size: | For 24V 30V 36V PV Panel |
Running with batteries and it does the job well – though as other people have mentioned, cooling seems verrrrry marginal. I’ve been running this in a garage with good airflow – and that’s been at sub-zero temperatures recently – yet it can’t sustain a continuous load of even 300-400w without frequent five-minute rests to cool down.
I guess that could be to do with the design of my system and what it’s been asked to do as much as anything else – so going to do a little tweaking and will reserve judgement on how much of a problem cooling will be long term. Certainly won’t be an issue for every application I’d imagine and I don’t consider it a huge drawback even so….. but going to be interesting to see how it copes in hot weather.
I never give five star reviews (as I don’t trust them) – but this does seem a good product that’s well worth the money – and it turned up quickly too… so I’m a happy bunny all round.
Not noisy like the other one. The other one ventil when not necessarily
They are not the most efficient units, but to be fair they work as described.
I’m very happy with mine.
On average for 12 months you save lots of money and will pay for itself in two years after that it’s free motoring.
works well tested from 12v 480w solar array output is roughly 400watts in direct sunlight, on a 24v 210ah battery bank produces 1100W dropping to roughly 800 as the temp increases.
Additional solar panel direct to mains socket.. part of larger installation, does not make excessive fan noise being lightly loaded.. does the job.
It’s working well. Reducing our electricity bills quite a bi
It works flawless.
It’s a complete set and don’t need anything other than solar panels and cables.
But if you want to monitor input DC and Output AC you need to buy other accessories.
That’s when I noticed it’s effecienty is quote low than it claims to be. It could be my mistake not meeting their requirements for this product to achieve advertised efficiency.
They beauty is It works with 12V Leiaure battery flawlessly and you don’t need to tinker anything.
Just make sure you get a charge controller and do the right settings on it. And connect it from the battery not from load.
If you want to ask anything else just give me shout and I’m here for you to answer as much as I know.
But be sure it works for small projects under 1000 Watts.
Bear in mind it doesn’t have limiter function so you will have to use at least 100 Ah leisure battery for it.
All the best and its a best buy.
is if you have a mppt charge controller you do not have to switch the input from the solar panels, instead just
parallel the inputs. The Batteries are given priority and when charging the vmp from the panels drops so very
little goes through the Inverter. When the batteries are fully charged the vmp rises and the Inverter does it’s job.
So can be switched in and out simply by the wall socket.
Der Solarinverter 1000 Watt MPPT mit Reiner Sinuswelle, DC20-45 V, Solareingang zu, AC190-260 Volt arbeitet bisher einwandfrei. Das gleich Modell besitze ich schon mehrere Jahre und arbeitet zuverlssig. Zwei vorherige 600 Watt Solarinverter haben leider sehr schnell den Geist aufgegeben. Daher habe ich mir das bewhrte Modell noch einmal gekauft.
Funktioniert nach Inbetriebnahme einwandfrei. Die Lfter werden last- oder temperaturabhngig geregelt und machen zeitweise ein ganz schnes Getse. Das beiliegende Netzkabel hat leider einen GB-Stecker (ist aber auf dem Produktfoto aber auch erkennbar). Da nimmt man halt ein anderes Kabel. Die Leistungsdaten scheinen i.O. zu sein. Das Ding tut genau, was es soll. Sofern es die Garantiezeit berlebt, passt alles. Wenn es lnger hlt, – um so besser.
Der Netzanschluss ist ein standard Kaltgertestecker wie bei jedem PC auch in Verwendung. Andere Inverter haben spezielle Stecker die dann der Verkufer bei Amazone nicht liefern kann und nur meinte ich solle mich an den Hersteller in China wenden obwohl das Ding fast 3x soviel kostete.
Deshalb meine 5+ Bewertung fr diesen Inverter, funktioniert einwandfrei und ist sehr gnstig.
Lieferung war Schneller als erwatet.
Man must nur achten das die DC seite zu erst angeschlossen wirt danach den AC Stecker an der Steckdose.