Cheap 8000w Reliable Inverter That Works WZRELB

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Update: You can purchase a similar 48 volt battery to the one I used in this video. The 48v modules are being sold at Batter Hookup. Here is an affiliate link: https://amzn.to/30zewG4 • Testing the new updated version of 8000 watt inverter from Reliable Electric. This inverter outputs a pure sine wave, 120 volts AC. At 34 pounds it's light enough for mobile applications. I'm powering this inverter with my new 48 volt lithium battery that I made from a used Smart Fortwo EV car. • I've also tested the earlier version of this inverter, and it failed. That video is available here: • Cheap 8000w Reliable Inverter, DIY Po... • This new version works way better than the first version. Reliable Electric has upped their game. • This inverter is usually called HF, or high-frequency. That's because there is no massive transformer inside. Usually HF inverters can't handle large surge loads such as motors and compressors. So that's exactly what I used to test it! • Reliable Electric is also known as WZRELB I have seen it sold under both names. • Sometimes this inverter is available on Amazon, sometimes Ebay. The links sometimes change, sorry about that. • Amazon Link: https://amzn.to/2SyjCfy • There are (6) 48 volt batteries all wired together in parallel. Each battery has it's own BMS board for safety. BMS stands for battery management system. • This lithium battery came out of a 2013 Smart Fortwo EV (electric vehicle). It will be used in my DIY Powerwall for back-up power if the grid goes down. Off-Grid. • Thanks for watching. If you would like to help support the channel please check out Patreon, or use an affiliate link. Thank you. • / davidpoz • We can chat and share project pictures on facebook: / davidpozenergy • “As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.” • Inverter in video was provided by Reliable Electric.

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