outback inverters [RE-wrenches]

[Todd Cory, Mt. Shasta Energy Services]

2, FX2000's are the same size as one 4024/4048/5548. You get ~3KW per unit.
4, FX2000's would be ~12 kW. The 2 kW rating is incredibly conservative. ONE
will start and run loads that a 4024 will not. The rating is not firm yet
but will probably end up being around 3 kW at 35 degrees C. They will surge
to 4200 watts for 4 minutes. These things are WAY cool. More mosfets =
better wave form and they are sealed so stay clean inside.

Todd

Jerry Caldwell wrote:

> one thing i've noticed about the outback inverters is
> that they take up a lot of space for the amount of
> power they can process.  4 fx2000's take up as much
> space as 2 5548's and provide 3kw less.  this is a
> disadvantage for medium to large residential systems.
>
> other than that, i'm totally pleased with outback's
> products and look forward to seeing more from them.
>
> Jerry Caldwell
> Light Energy Systems
> Concord, CA

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