Here will educate you to know how much does it cost to install a power inverter, the inverter setup cost in different country & application & client’s base is a little difference. Usually it needs to know user’s AC load, battery capacity, working time and so on. The installation environment is also effecting the total cost.
Here will educate you to know how much does it cost to install a power inverter, the inverter setup cost in different country & application & client’s base is a little difference. Usually it needs to know user’s AC load, battery capacity, working time and so on. The installation environment is also effecting the total cost.
For an common installation, for example: 3000W pure sine wave inverter typically range between $1000 and $1500. That cost can go up quickly though as the installation gets bigger with more batteries and solar panels.
Usually it needs 1200 watt solar panel, 24V50A PWM or MPPT solar charge controller, 2pcs 12V 150Ah GEL batteries and some other accessories.
This inverter setup cost can ensure you will get at least 6Kwh electricity daily. And your AC load cannot be above 3000W, it supports 2days raining days if there is no sunshine and the system is installed in remote area without any country grid power 230Vac available.
Maybe you will ask How much does it cost to install a 1000W or 5000W power inverter?
These costs also differs because of solar panels, PWM or MPPT solar charge controller, battery type lithium or GEL or flood, the amount for solar panel will make big difference for working time and charging time for batteries.
For example:
1000W pure sine wave inverter typically range between $400 and $600.
5000W pure sine wave inverter typically range between $2400 and $3000.
So if you want to know more about the setup, please contact our sales person for the datasheet list. We will reply within 24 hours for your enquiries (to consult).
I just did this install, had a 750 watt inverter laying around so I used it. Put inverter as close to the battery's as I could which is the front storage hold, I mounted it so I could open the door and reach in to the unit to turn it on. For the inverter to battery run I used 4ga wire. For the power line I ran a 10/2 outdoor extension cord under the trailer and up the fridge vent to a plug box hole I cut behind the TV which is mounted above the fridge. Wired a dedicated plug at the TV then ran 10/2 romex behind the microwave and through another cabinet to the DVD player which is above the kitchen sink, on the end of this line I just wired on an extension cord plug to plug the DVD into. System works great but I do have to go outside to turn on and off the inverter, next inverter will have a remote switch.