ECO-WORTHY 5000W Solar Hybrid Inverter Charger, Multiple Parallel Convert 48V DC to 120V-240V AC, Built in 100A MPPT Charge Controller, Work with Lead Acid/LiFePO4

Received item and hooked it up and worked perfectly. The wifi module was a pita to install but if your tech savvy you should be able to get it to work for data logging and delayed monitor.yup its not real time there is a delay os minutes before it updates the data.however the information provided is very useful.please note that you will have tk tweak the setting to meet your needs. because default settings may not work for you.ex: the default cut of before the mains or pv can charge batter is set at 20.5 v. that's fine if you want it to drain your battery but what happens if no solar and the Mains go out well you won't have enough reserve power to run your equipment.so in my case changed it to 55% soc so that if that ever happens instill have 2 to 3 hours of run time before it cuts off.this won't be an issue for those with plenty of amp hours for run time then it won't matter since you will have plenty of reserve.overall item works as designed the only issue is the ground on the ac in and ac out. there is only one ground so make sure you ground the ground wire together or have a separate ground pole to wire to.also the very little space to work with inside unit so beware.over all I should be giving this 4 stars but for the price and performance and quality amd my needs being met ik giving it a 5 star review.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this inverter in April and installed it and had it up and running in early August just in time for the country wide power rationing that followed. I installed it with 8 panels each of 195 watts to almost max out the PV input. I have two panels facing East to catch the morning daylight and six panels facing West positioned to catch the 1:00 pm solar.We were surviving the 2-3 hour scheduled power outages during daylight hours without any problems. We then had two days of rain with 95% humidity and some power surges. My inverter started faulting and re-starting. I contacted the manufacturer and we decided that it was an internal fan and a battery sensor that needed to be replaced. After a few days they advised me that they were shipping me a replacement. The replacement is up and running and has kept our home and our Airbnb suite running without power interruptions.In the breaker panel I have separated items like the pool pump and suicide shower in our guest suite. We try to schedule high wattage use during the sunny periods. We can wash clothes on a cloudy day without any problem. We hang everything to dry with a nice ocean breeze.The system is saving us about $20 per month and will surely save more once we add more batteries. Two batteries will keep the entire property running for one hour at night. Most of our unscheduled power outages at night rarely last more than an hour unless a transformer has blown. That usually takes 4 hours. My plan is to have 8 batteries before the end of the year. Everything has cost me $2800 so far.

The media could not be loaded. First of all I was misleading when I purchased this 5000w inverter. I wanted to buy a split phase one. Marketing trick saying split phase, but you need at least two of those😡. I wanted to return it right away, but I got fooled by its appearance/look. I’m like ok, I will use it for now and get another one for the 2nd phase. I went ahead installed it with 8x355w, 40.6 v 11.5 A panels in series, since inverter supports up to 500v dc. I hooked the system to a 48v 100A server rack tracer bat to maintain the load when it gets cloudy. Things went fine for a couple weeks until my lights started flickering. My wife and my kids keep telling me that something is wrong with the lights. I keep obsessing the unit, checking for any loose wires/connections, even checked for overload. I only ran the small appliances like lights, microwave, small air fryer, one 60in tv, and a fridge. No way that I overloaded it right? Then all a sudden I went to check on the battery status, heard this sound like loose connections sparking. My lights laterally dimmed all the way down and up again multiple times. I’m like thank you eco worthy, my house is not going to catch on fire. I removed it off the wall right away and rerouted my wires back to the main and boxed the piece of junk for return. I don’t need replacement, cause it costed my time, money to install it. Please check out the short video below. I was so worried that I forgot to record the lights flickering. Didn’t want to take the chance cause I don’t have electricity class extinguisher. I’m glad that I still have 3 days left from the closing window 🤫got lucky. Otherwise it’ll be a big lost after spending so much to get my system running. Y’all know how it goes for DIY.

I use this setup for a small offgrid solar system and wanted something simple and reasonably priced. Worked well for about 2 weeks ran multiple devices up 1.5 kw. After about 2 weeks it failed. No lights. No fuses or breakers to reset if there is overload or short circuit. I have a breaker coming off my 24v battery and it did not trip.I didn’t run it until about 3 months after I purchased. Contacted manufacture directly and they referred me to Amazon which is pointless since it is beyond Amazon return window. I called phone number and no one answers except voicemail. It’s been several days and decided to leave review to help others avoid this company.I will update if they make it right.4 stars Update eco worthy customer service made it right and they assisted in troubleshoot and sent me a new updated version of 3000 watt for small upcharge. After it was determined unit failed. Have not hooked up but will update after I inverter up and running for a few weeks.

I bought this and was a waste of money.It would not charge my batteries from my color panels. After days of back and forth I moved on to another inverter.