5000W Solar Off-grid AIO Inverter, 48Vdc to 120Vac, 5500W@500V PV Input, UL1741

The AIO 5000W inverter is great for those wanting to save while maximizing said savings. While there are always the high-end options our there, many of which are modular, you can say the same with cars. Why drive a nice Honda when you could enjoy a Bently. Well, this offers the Bently's features while being priced at the Honda reliability and simplicity. So pairing these up with Eco Worthy 100Ah server rack batteries takes roughly 30 minutes in the most extreme of cases- which includes the unboxing and reading of manuals- or roughly 5 minutes if you are ready to go. If the manual isn't enough, just watch their YT videos for guidance, or stop by the likes of Will Prowse. This inverter will be a great addition for you- and with all the "Action" occurring in West Asia (Middle East for the Americans), its a good product to have as energy gets a little tight or expensive. They always strive to be the best quality at the best price- but keep your " how's does it compared to this $3000 inverter" where it belongs-> in your head and off this company's site. We use it for our farm and with 2 racks and 4kW of panels plus this- you realize how many sunny days were wasted before Eco Worthy came around. Cheers.

Super easy setup for my trailer. Now when AC drops my inverter kicks the Cubix batteries on and no loss of power. Looks great, easy to read and adjust.

The hardware is good, it comes with cables and a wi-fi capable datalogger (which I have not tested yet since installs so far have been remote with no wifi available). The install documentation is good enough for an experienced installer, but probably a little difficult for the first-timer DIY owner.

I do have a few minor suggestions that would make the install much easier:

- change the terminal block cover design from using 5 TINY philips head screws to a hinge and latch. The TINY screws are easy to drop, and difficult to see/access in tight spaces.

- access to the bottom back mounting bolt is quite tight... It's easy to drop the screw inside during installation, and difficult to recover.

- the battery cable cutout/port on the bottom is oblong for both cables rather than two separate round standard sized holes for typical cord grips. On the plus side is a dielectric separater, but on the negative, if a terminal bolt is dropped inside during install, it is difficult to recover because its behind a flimsy clear plastic cover.

- The biggest objection I have is the terminal block for Grid/Gen input, and Load output. Given that this is a 5000watt-120v unit, 6AWG wire should be used, and the terminal block openings are hard to see, and a little too small for easy insertion.... and the philips terminal screws are on the small side to get adequate torque. I would MUCH prefer properly sized lever blocks, or using actual circuit breakers for terminal blocks... but this would require hinge/latch cover for quick access to breaker(s).

The units are stable and dependable, but unfortunately, the company does not have the software for pc operation even though there is a usb port for it.

I bought two eco-worthy ECO5000W(SR) hybrid inverters, they are connected in parallel in split phase and I have had them working for over two months now and I have to say that they are very good, to date they have not presented the slightest failure or instability, they respond well to changes in the main grid. The integrated MPPT works perfectly. During this period I have been changing the configurations to adjust them to my needs and in each of the variants the performance is excellent. Right now I have them configured in [01] BT1ST, [06] ONLYPV and I am delighted with their operation. However, the only thing I have not been able to get to work are the Dataloggers that they bring for remote monitoring, However, for this one problem I give it 5 stars because I am really happy with the inverter's operation.. Otherwise everything works at 100%. So I recommend this inverter.