The best feature of King as far as I know, that is not mentioned, is that it can mix grid and solar power to the load at the same time. The MKS needs to switch over fully to grid when the load exceeds the solar input. This allows for much better return on investment and enables starting out with little number of solar panels, to expand later if needed
Good day I have the 5000w axpert inverter, how many volts can I push in from the solar pannels as on the specifications sticker it states 145v max. But i need 220v to run day time load from the solar pannels.?
Hello my name is Darryl Smith and we had a axpert solar invertor 5kw with a 5.1kw battery. But we had a problem with the charging controller not charging the battery .so i hope the king will be a better choice.
The Axpert King is classified as an Off-Grid Inverter and can not feed power to the grid. Although it has a grid connection for the battery charger, this connection is only to receive power. The concept is very similar to a UPS.
please We have a three-phase elevator and we suffer from the switching time between the public network outage and the photovoltaic energy system, which makes the elevator panel see it as if there is a malfunction in the electrical supply and we need to do a reset to start working again. Don't you think that this type of inverter will solve the problem instead of the old inverters? Please I am waiting for your opinion
No. A much larger inverter such as the Victron Quatro or Sunsynk 3 Phase will be more suitable. Please ensure that you know exactly what the load is by installing an energy meter before making the decision on the inverter.
@@BidvestRenewableSolutions First thanks for reach out Second, we can say that the load can be classificated as small load its about 6 kW 3ph elevator wich need 9 amp. in full load from 0 to level 8 in the building . I think if we use 3 inverters 5kVA axpert king in parallel we will have suitable electrical feeding for the elevator with zero transfer time, especially we have 12 solar panel 550 and to lithium battery 300Ah/48Vdc also on paeallel with BMS connection between the batteries. What do u think bro? Thanks alot🌹🌹
I'm concerned about the inrush current as well as the the fact that elevator motor will produce an induction load. A transformer based inverter seems to handle this kind of load better than switchgear based inverters. Please contact me directly at edward.rae@bidvestrenewables.co.za to discuss this further. @@daremshaalan9383
Clearly you havent dealt with or worked with the MX2 variant. Quality and features are right up there if not better than that of the Deye and Sunsynks and a much more cost effective solution.
