Navasolar Trolley Inverters

What have people done with the lack of loadshedding?
Keeping your systems in place or turned off and unplugged?
Mine is currently still plugged in and running to the DB with everything running through it.
With no loadshedding to worry about , time for a panel to save some on eskom bill
 
I've been reading through comments. Prices seem to be cheap seeing that loadshedding is out of the way. Is this a good buy? Are the batteries replaceable as well?

 
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I've been reading through comments. Prices seem to be cheap seeing that loadshedding is out of the way. Is this a good buy? Are the batteries replaceable as well?

I've had mine for quite a long time. The batteries are replaceable, but they are lithium so they will be lasting for many years before that's necessary.

I have the 3kWH one and it has been a life saver during load shedding as I work from home, but also at night having lights and TV during load shedding.
 
Replaced the fans - couldn't be happier with the result... I just bought a 3pin and 4pin JST connector and soldered on a standard PC fan header. Note that the fan wiring is different to PC fans but the cable colours are correct - yellow for tach, black for ground and red for +12V. Also there is no space for 120mm fans on the inside unfortunately.

Also drilled a bunch of extra holes in the case to allow more air to flow though and added an additional fan with a splitter on the other side to push air through.
 

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