Hi Anthony, if I can make an suggestuon for extra protection from generator to inverter.... Add a SPD before the two MCB's. I had a client that had their generator serviced and the first time they started the generator up it pushed out 372VAC due to a faulty voltage regulator on the generator.
Hi Anthony, I'm looking for a 5Kv inverter that is not noisy as I intend installing in my living room. What would be the least noisy inverter you would point towards?
@@anthonymwambazi7390 thank you for your reply. I've been watching Livoltek videos on TH-cam. You've made my decision easier. Great work you show us by the way
Yes it can handle heavy loads for Short periods of time not continuously, it is recommended to run inverters comfortably at 50% of their output ratings, even a generator has a duty cycle recommended at an average of 50 to 75% for a specific time depending on the load its supplying. So please err with caution when designing such systems, always read the manual and consult with the manufacturer or the supplier if they are reachable for your warranty purposes as well. All the best
Anthony can you explain show how you go about earth and neutral bonding on the lux power
This has been shown using a neutral bridge relay/contactor to create a neutral bond when on inverter power.
Hi Anthony, if I can make an suggestuon for extra protection from generator to inverter.... Add a SPD before the two MCB's. I had a client that had their generator serviced and the first time they started the generator up it pushed out 372VAC due to a faulty voltage regulator on the generator.
Hi Anthony, I'm looking for a 5Kv inverter that is not noisy as I intend installing in my living room. What would be the least noisy inverter you would point towards?
Hi it will definitely be Livoltec system
Never heard the fan of that inverter before
@@anthonymwambazi7390 thank you for your reply. I've been watching Livoltek videos on TH-cam. You've made my decision easier. Great work you show us by the way
can this inverter deal with a really big load (like 4kw per 1 inverter) ?
Around 1 year later How about it now ?
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Yes it can handle heavy loads for Short periods of time not continuously, it is recommended to run inverters comfortably at 50% of their output ratings, even a generator has a duty cycle recommended at an average of 50 to 75% for a specific time depending on the load its supplying. So please err with caution when designing such systems, always read the manual and consult with the manufacturer or the supplier if they are reachable for your warranty purposes as well.
All the best
@@anthonymwambazi7390 Thx sir 👍🏻
Hi Anthony. How can we contact you?
Watch his video all the way through. He gives his cell nr at the end
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@@Mylifelovingit thanks