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Trannergy inventer or huawei inverter (battery-ready)

Galego · 2022-06-14 15:08:37

Looking for a bit of advise before I go for one or the other. I can only fit 8panels 400w (maybe 9) in my roof. No room to expand. So I am locked to that system. Also looking to get an eddi for the immersion. There's a difference in price of 900eur. Would I just be alright with the Trannergy and save the 900eur? Much…

14-06-2022 3:08pm

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Galego

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Looking for a bit of advise before I go for one or the other.
I can only fit 8panels 400w (maybe 9) in my roof. No room to expand. So I am locked to that system. Also looking to get an eddi for the immersion.
There's a difference in price of 900eur.
Would I just be alright with the Trannergy and save the 900eur?
Much appreciate your thoughts on it.

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#2 17-06-2022 1:10pm

Mr Q

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058250199/trannergy-inventer-or-huawei-inverter-battery-ready

Yes save the 900 euro. The Huawei will only work with a very small number of very expensive batteries.
You can always add a battery inverter separately later.

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