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Your cart is empty.Introduction: T-180W/T-500W/T-700W Solar Grid Micro Inverter Inverter Using IP65 waterproof streamline design, Can effectively prevent rainwater on the surface erosion, Built in high performance Maximum Power Point Tracking(MPPT)Function,Better able to track changes in the solar luminosity and control different output power, Effectively capture and collect sunlight.
Julian C
2025-08-26 16:38:42
I am using the micro inverter with two 200 watt solar panels in series. The unit gets hot but have not had any issues with it shutting off. I placed it on the side of the house and in the shade.
Anthony
2025-07-12 14:21:54
I love how easy it is to set up. I made the mistake of not wiring it correctly. After a few attempts, it started working. I used a "kill-a-watt" plug in line meter just like the YouTube videos. I get about 75 Watts out of what would be considered ancient solar panels. Four of them on a cloudy day produce about 90 Watts. Once I put them in a more strategic place I expect better output and efficiency. The fact that I can look at my power meter, unplug this unit and plug it in to see the usage spinning meter slow down is convincing enough for me.
Ken R
2025-06-22 20:38:15
Has good tracking and voltage range. It does run hot as others do so I decided to protect it once I liked it.I mounted it to a heavy steel plate with some copper flashing in between so heat soak now takes much longer and the temp is much more flatline instead of highs and low on a cloudy day. I bought an aluminum heatsink on amazon which is a perfect size for the front of it (dont forget heatsink compound).It now runs half the temp that it used to and takes a couple hours to get there instead of 5 mins.
Vicente
2025-02-23 17:07:59
Missadvertised as "DC 18V-50V" in the title. The Amazon page further details "--Operating Voltage range:18-50v --Starting Voltage range:20-50v". This is all wrong.The label on the back of the device I received clearly states "18V to 30V". Device did not work with my intended solar panel which delivers a nominal voltage of 32-36V. I tested the device with a battery at 14.2V and, to my surprise (out of specs), it did start and work, pulling about 5A DC and yielding approximately 0.85A AC output (not bad). Using a DC to DC boost converter to raise the battery's 14.2V up to 24V DC this device settles at about 17.3A DC at the 13.5-14.2V end (~233W), about 7.85A DC at the 24V side (~188W), and about 1.3A AC at the 120V side (~156W). Again, not bad, but not optimum to operate with such low DC voltages, which cause a higher input current and result in a higher power loss prior to reaching the input of this device. Based on the numbers above the device efficiency itself is 83% (156W/188W) at 24V input.I needed this device to operate at up to the advertised 50V (to use my roughly 35V DC solar panel) but, unfortunately, the device received is marked as 30V DC and below, and only operates at 30V DC input or below. I have no option but to request a return.
4shk
2025-01-04 10:33:52
Connect to LG 250W (Oc 7.0A @ 32.5V, 228W; less than optimal perfect sun)Output was about 1.7A@119V circuit voltage. So just under 200W output.Doesn't play along well with Y&H inverter on same circuit, causes a reduction in efficiency.For the price, seems to work well enough.
revoman
2024-12-20 14:40:47
The product listing showed 60hz at 120-230V so I was a bit worried about the outcome.Connecting it to an extremely damaged 530w bifacial panel I was surprised to see it output 60hz @ 120V. Looking through the manual that came in the packaging it did state it would "auto" switch to the correct frequency and voltage. I'm curious to try it in a 240v system.I love good surprises
Greg
2024-12-02 14:49:23
Probably the best of these cheap Chinese inverters, this one actually has the cooling pads properly installed and the MPPT appears to be working properly.
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