Y&H 1200W Solar Grid Tie Micro Inverter with AC Data Monitoring Display Screen Waterproof IP65 MPPT DC28-50V PV Input AC80-160V Output for 36V Solar Panel

Works great. Love it Using it with a couple of 325 watt panels

worked less than 3 months and half of it died with a direct short across the solar panels. There is no warranty and no response from seller so assume its AS IS and may fail soon. Granted I have it in a cool dry spot with fans blowing on it. There is no way these will last under a solar panel like the seller claims.

It works well for my solar panels,

Like someone else mentioned. 240 volt version comes with us 120 volt 15 amp cord. The digital display works and the micro inverter led turns on. It will not output power until 240 volts is applied. Once all figured out it is working like a charm. Haven’t had any hot days yet to check heat. I am also only running 80% of 600 watts. Cut the cord and apply 240v. Great for hobbyists

I really want to like these, I designed my setup around them and the first one I bought worked great! It got a bit hot so I designed a control enclosure around it to mitigate the issue and purchased a second inverter. Well the honeymoon phase ended and the second inverter lasted a day before going into protection mode just like the two successors I replaced it with. I'm not over loading the input and keeping them cool, so it must be a production issue. Very disappointed and going to utilize another inverter in my system after I return all four of these.

Overheats and shuts off often, but then starts again and works. Low efficiency, 400 watt panel pushing 200 watts only..

Works as advertised. I got four used 250w panels and connected them. Plugged this in and out came power. Really easy. But I found out this is NOT UL approved and you will not get certification to connect to your house. Electric company and others (town?) will not approve or support (in USA).

I bought this for a friend to get her start in solar power on her house. It is plug and play. We had it up and running with two solar panels I gave her in about 15 minutes. You can't get electrocuted by the plug, it has to be plugged in and detect electric inside of the house. After it detects electric it will start a 90 second count down until it starts feeding electric to your house. In her case this unit and the solar panels basically cover all of the light bulb use in the whole house. Only one con. The con is the meter seems to need to be covered, there are exposed wires. We got an old clear tupperware container, took the lid off, cut a slit and hole in the side of the body,then we put the meter and part of the wire into the container, duct taped up around the hole and the slit, then snapped the lid back onto the container, which helped strengthen the slitted area and the unit is waterproof and you can read the meter through the clear container. We still like that they put the meter on this unit though. It's fun for my friend to look at the meter and see how much electric she is producing.