Ihave had several 2000/3000w wzrelb inverters and they have all worked well. with this new model what I really wanted to see is if the 20a plugs are wired separately or as one... and how the new wiring works for the 25a circuit as its different than previous wzrelb.
Wish you would have plugged in a n AC safety tester. Too many people are finding AC voltage on the neutral out which is dangerous. is the Neutral showing it's safe with an AC safety tester?
Noob question for inverters with hardwire options for higher loads. Do you need to wire in a breaker or can you simply wire in a an outlet with 12ga? I suspect it's always best to have a breaker in line when hard wiring.
@@scott1artgmail0 information provided in your comment. I have powered a roof too AC with the old 300w. But I went in and fixed the live ground issue beforehand. It's been running strong since 2019.
Just saying you should connect the negative first and then the positive. if you connect the positive first that means the negative end is live. that's why you're getting a spark. And make sure the appliance is switched off before you connect it.
You're getting a spark because the inrush current is charging the capacitors. This will happen regardless of which line you hook up first. To avoid this from happening you need to pre-charge the capacitors by placing a 10 watt resister/or a low wattage light bulb w/wires in-between the the positive wire and terminal for a few seconds until the capacitors charge up then connect your main wire. NOT DOING THIS WILL DESTROY YOUR INVERTER EVENTUALLY. This should have been shown in the video.
I've had Xantrex engineers go over my inverter instalation and never recommended what you suggest. It is also not in any of the instructions included with any of the Inverters I've ever installed. In fact every instruction manual mentions the spark as normal in the instalation process. Your method may help in capacitor longevity but is in no way required for typical installations. Every inverter I have ever owned still works just fine so I would assume the effect of the spark is miniscule. Just my opinion. Thanks for the comment and happy camping.
Simple connection you make it look so easy they’re definitely getting better with those in this days, cool vid ☮️
Thank you about this WZRELB inverter, I see it is quiet popular and reliable too.
Ihave had several 2000/3000w wzrelb inverters and they have all worked well. with this new model what I really wanted to see is if the 20a plugs are wired separately or as one... and how the new wiring works for the 25a circuit as its different than previous wzrelb.
What does the sine wave look like?
Wish you would have plugged in a n AC safety tester. Too many people are finding AC voltage on the neutral out which is dangerous. is the Neutral showing it's safe with an AC safety tester?
Noob question for inverters with hardwire options for higher loads. Do you need to wire in a breaker or can you simply wire in a an outlet with 12ga? I suspect it's always best to have a breaker in line when hard wiring.
I would use a breaker when hard wiring to the inverter. Better safe than sorry.
Great video thanks! What is it you use the Samsung tablet for in your setup? I have a few of those around, looking for a second use for them...
I believe I'm using that one for Bluetooth monitoring and control of my zantrax inverter.
What was the efficiency rate did you calculate?
Hey, anyway you can make a video of wiring up 2 12v batteries for your rv
I want to know if it's to working fine after you've post this video
So far so good but I've had it out of service for about 6 months. Used it in my pump room for about a year to run to water pumps and it's doing great.
Just got mine some days ago and am planning to use it on a small off grid set up
Hi will this set up power an electric compressor, Powered by a Hyundai 2.2kW 3hp 230v motor??
My guess would be yes. It has a 6000 watt surge.
Do you think that the 3,000 watt inverter would start and run a roof top rv air conditioner ? ( with a big battery bank).
Definitely.
Not this one it's garbage. Fan goes on at 300 Watts and shuts down at about 500 watts.
@@scott1artgmail0 information provided in your comment. I have powered a roof too AC with the old 300w. But I went in and fixed the live ground issue beforehand. It's been running strong since 2019.
No remote switch to turn it off so you don't loss power if not using it? Can you run a RV A/C unit by itself?
Does anyone on Earth build an rv replacement heatpumpAC unit with inverter technology rather than compressor motors?
The mini split home AC have them, why arent they available to replace the old electricity hogs built over the last 60 years?
Something that pulls 5 amps not 15 to 20 for 15,000 btu heatpump technology for the RV industry? 😢
INVERTERS ! Lets build it Elon!!
I just wish it had a remote control, so I can turn it on, from inside the rv
Drew Islands
Just saying you should connect the negative first and then the positive. if you connect the positive first that means the negative end is live. that's why you're getting a spark. And make sure the appliance is switched off before you connect it.
You're getting a spark because the inrush current is charging the capacitors. This will happen regardless of which line you hook up first. To avoid this from happening you need to pre-charge the capacitors by placing a 10 watt resister/or a low wattage light bulb w/wires in-between the the positive wire and terminal for a few seconds until the capacitors charge up then connect your main wire. NOT DOING THIS WILL DESTROY YOUR INVERTER EVENTUALLY. This should have been shown in the video.
I've had Xantrex engineers go over my inverter instalation and never recommended what you suggest. It is also not in any of the instructions included with any of the Inverters I've ever installed. In fact every instruction manual mentions the spark as normal in the instalation process. Your method may help in capacitor longevity but is in no way required for typical installations. Every inverter I have ever owned still works just fine so I would assume the effect of the spark is miniscule. Just my opinion. Thanks for the comment and happy camping.
@@fullmoonadventureclub To each their own but you've been prewarned.
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You lost me at “low shutoff current”. Current is amperage, not voltage.
There's always a slip of the tongue somewhere that I miss. But people will always find it. :-)