I'm taking continuing education for my licenses. I took a solar elective. While reading through Energy Storage, it says systems permanently installed. That means a stand alone inverter, battery would not fall under NEC. NFPA and UL listing are still real. But hey, there isn't a single power cable out there with a UL stamp on it. Not unless its a ching cheng.
I'm taking continuing education for my licenses. I took a solar elective. While reading through Energy Storage, it says systems permanently installed. That means a stand alone inverter, battery would not fall under NEC. NFPA and UL listing are still real. But hey, there isn't a single power cable out there with a UL stamp on it. Not unless its a ching cheng.
Victron inverters are UL. So are the battery. So are the cables, termination, boxes and duplex I would use to lash to an inverter.
Audiophile like a lot of Bling. Hence they spend $38,000 for a 750 watt inverter in a fancy box. If I put a kick butt 3000 watt inverter on a board with unlimited battery power for $8,000, people would scoff.
I spoke to Victron. They offered me a distribution license. I meet with a senior tech next week to discuss products.
My thought is for an in room option. I want to find a way to mount the unit on a stand and have the output wired and attached to it. Basically a Hifi Supreme fuse block and fuse to a quality duplex. Maybe Watergate or Furutech.
The batteries sit to either side.
1 x 100AH 48 volt battery would give about 6 hours run time to a system disipating 500 watts. You can land 2 batteries on the inverter for 10 hours play. Recharg is based on the branch circuit feeding the charger.
Charger is turned off with a phone.
This setup would be similar in power to 4x Stromtank S5000. Its well under $10k complete and delivered. If I get it together, I will do some shows to display it. Maybe power a room. We shall see.
