12V vs 48V Part 1: WHY 48V MIGHT Be the BETTER Choice For YOU

12V vs 48V Part 1: WHY 48V MIGHT Be the BETTER Choice For YOU - PowMr 48V 5000W Inverter/Charger

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5 ай бұрын

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@historiesmade

Why is there nobody on KZfaq comparing 24v and 48v inverter system. Why is everyone doing 12v and 48v. It's terribly annoying.

@yaadtech

I keep seeing everyone making videos about 12v systems compared to 48v systems, why is nobody showing 24v systems? Cause all that garbage of reaching over 2000watts 48 is better is nonsense when using 24v systems and is easier to maintain in regards to pricing when compared to 48

@dlpeters0n

Unless I missed it, one important safety item he didn't mention is that when yo go to 48V from 12 or 24V you are now in the realm of electrocution hazards, so must be very careful working on the system, making sure things are disconnected/powered off as needed. 50V is apparently the point where DC current can traverse skin, and a charged 48V battery is 51.2V.

@solarcharging9743

Of course you should choose a 48 Volt system. Just NOT a short lived, low surge, high frequency inverter system. Low frequency transformer based inverter charger, make a far better choice.

@brianjay9885 7 сағат бұрын

Thx man I was on the fence bout the powmr but finding a gem of videos like this helps make a better decision than most the amazon reviews. I'd say 60% of the reviewers don't understand how to hook up and setup systems without damaging them, then immediately blame seller's for bad products.

@gregoriocinco921 Күн бұрын

This video just made me consider using PowMR for my next project.

@LObservador101

Why is there so much talk and not enough wiring work . Also why are there many explaining on 12vts and 48 vts .. im confused 😮😢also the breakers grom battery to inverter in not necessary. Maybe the solar panel breaker or disconnect switch it just looks good but not necessarily needed. The inverter already acts as a disconnect. To much yeahra yeahra.

@tlteal

What is the idle consumption?

@talderson1 21 күн бұрын

These devices, on their website, are all 110v. I saw that yours said 120v (at time=321 seconds). How did you do get it to be 120?

@WWolverine84

Great info. Thank you. Can you please do a video showing your solar panel setup for this system. Is it ground mount or on the shed roof?

@raulgiovannimoreno1005

Thank you for post this video, your explain to me all i need!! Thanks again!!

@yazenaswad5918 21 күн бұрын

Thank you, that's very useful.

@wrxs1781

Good video and product explanation.

@junkerzn7312

A minor correction... the idle power draw of an inverter has nothing to do with the input voltage. It is mostly just a function of the output wattage the inverter is designed for, as well as the quality of the design and type of inverter.

@kojoamin3846

Thank you for this review, I just got the PowMr 3200W 24v and I believe this video should help me set it up easily without intimidation.

@RetiredandLivingthedream

Thanks so much for your video

@shelley131

48V systems do seem a lot more simple to diy. I had been towing with the idea of a portable diy in 12V. No reason other than more of a learning scenario for me. Had I known about stuff like this several years ago I would not have purchased all my Jackeries, EcoFlows, and Inergy Kodiak. Great video and thank for the information. I do like that distribution box you have.

@user-hr5yj2fo1h

Great Job! Very clear and concise explanation between the two systems. Up front cost for 48V systems can be a bit higher than 12V in regards to batteries and/or All-in-one units but the payoff in performance is there. I run in middle of the pack with a 24v system as my main BU pushing a Growatt 3K AIO and it meets my needs perfectly. Also run a 12V MPP 1K for smaller tasks (All pieced together over time). Will probably be switching over to a 48V as main in the future, just have to warrant the cost for the Wife. 😁 Great video-Have a great day! BTW, I really like that AC Distribution box, going to pick one of those up-Thanks for the link!