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01EG

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#306820 24-Aug-2023 12:29
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Hi,

 

I'm thinking about Solar and was quoted with "Sungrow Hybrid" inverter and I know it is Chinese. But one of the company warning me: "Please be extremely wary of Chinese mass-manufactured panels and Inverters.These are often built with lower quality componentry and struggle to offer the performance they suggest with complicated warranties."

 

Anyone have a feedback for Sungrow Hybrid Inverter? What do you think? Or go with Fronius? Price different is big

 

Thanks


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billgates
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  #3119766 24-Aug-2023 12:38
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Sungrow is prob the best Chinese brand inverter you can get out of China with features and support. If you can afford the Fronius, go with Fronius Gen 24 would be my suggestion. 





Do whatever you want to do man.

  



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  #3119771 24-Aug-2023 13:46
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I think you're on the receiving end of a bit of FUD there.  Chinese products have historically been regarded as poorer quality or a bit industrial, but I think that time is passed, and Chinese products can be as good (or bad) as those from anywhere, and often more economical.  I have an AlphaESS Smile T10 3-phase hybrid inverter and a BYD Atto 3, both out of China, and apart from some minor niggles am very happy with the quality and functionality of both of them.

 

Key for any major purchase is to clearly understand your requirements, then look at how competing products meet those requirements.  From a solar perspective, I'd add EV charging and smart home integration considerations into your requirements spec.  There's no doubt going forward that your inverter will be integral to your energy consumption and generation, so it pays to get it right from the beginning.

 

Match that with a competent NZ supplier who can support your system with warranty and CGA considerations. 

 

Just do your homework and read reviews on both the product and support capability and you should be fine.


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  #3160830 18-Nov-2023 13:32
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Have a Sungrow SH10RT. 3 phase 10kw Inverter. Also have a matching SBR256 battery stack

 

I'm a huge fan.

 

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