Was wondering if anyone has a EASUNpower inverter, this is a new seller10/08/2017 on ebay. Not sure if I believe the feedback good or bad. they have a few models for the North American market.
most seem to be clones of the MPPsolar inverters
https://www.ebay.com/itm/110V-Solar-Hybr...77337a03b2
easunpower001 (18 )  does seem to have a better feedback than maximumsolar_us (http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...7675.l2560 )  3/04, 2011


The only advantage of this one over the MPP solar units seem to be that it is available in 48 volt. price wise the MPP units are a better price. should say supposably available in 48 volt.

Later floyd

Hi, Easunpower, Mpp solar, infinisolar, and so are all the sames.
They are made by VOLTRONICS : http://www.voltronicpower.com/

Thank you

later floyd

hmm they might be the same as voltronic and mppsolar, but it seems Easunpower has the inverters we've been looking for. 48v and capable of 2 in parallel for split phase. I emailed them to find out if their site has the correct info and prices.

Inverter newbie here <--

Am I correct in assuming that if I only use 1 inverter (and thus one on one phase) only my 120v small appliances will be able to take advantage of solar and NOT my 240v things (like central AC's, Dryers, Stoves, etc)?

Crosscheck that. Because if they say they have split possibillity they either dont know or they arent voltronic based...

(01-07-2018, 09:13 PM)nrm21 Wrote: Inverter newbie here <--

Am I correct in assuming that if I only use 1 inverter (and thus one on one phase) only my 120v small appliances will be able to take advantage of solar and NOT my 240v things (like central AC's, Dryers, Stoves, etc)?

This is correct. In the above listed inverter, it will only output on 110-120V, or for US market, 1 hot leg. You would need a second unit to be able to supply power to the other hot leg to get your full 220-240V. And, they would need to be able to be synced. Some inverters can't be synced with each other in this manner. For resistive loads, syncing may not be absolutely req'd, just the device won't heat as efficiently. But any electronics or motors will need to be synced. So, the electric water heater would be fine, the electric stove would be ok, but the dryer would not.

On their web site,EA Sunpower, they don't say whether those units can be connected for synced 240V. They do say you can connect up to 6 in parallel (which would increase your Wattage output, not voltage). When in doubt, call them up

If its voltronic based unit they wont be able to sync to split phase. Only 3phase.

this is the one that i found that says it does split phase if you look down in the specs.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/110V-Grid-Tie-I...5731.m3795

http://www.easunpower.com/content/?953.html

Yeah, on their official site (which is hard to navigate; some broken links and misplaced products), it shows that it can do "per phase" on AC output for the "IGrid SS Plus 10KW" model only. So, I would gather that that is split phase operation. Although, they don't show on the web site how that is hooked up to accomplish that.