Ho acquistato la batteria solare a rack 48v e l'ho collegata alla power station Ecoflow delta 3 da 1 KW con il cavo arrivato in omaggio da wattcyle, ringrazio infinitamente Wattcycle, il tutto inserito nel mio camper come da foto. Soluzione eccezionale, ora ho una autonomia eccezionale ed un funzionamento veramente integrato ad un prezzo complessivo molto basso, La power Station Ecoflow riceve la carica da un pannello solare sopra il camper, 370W a pieno sole, che cosi carica il tutto.. L'installazione Γ¨ stata valutata con attenzione per inserirla e fissarla in sicurezza, ammortizzata senza urti nel camper.
When I started shopping for an inverter system to run my off-grid workshop I looked at 3 main products: the EG4 12000 XP, Eco-Worthy 10000W AIO inverter, and the WattCycle 12000W inverter that was brand new to the market. So far I have had the inverter installed in my workshop for 1 month and it has performed flawlessly. Since it was brand new there were not a lot of videos on it yet, but a few have popped up recently on YouTube that walk you through the install. The manual is very descriptive and helps you with the initial install and setup. It is well-written with normal English that is easy to understand. The inverter comes with cable lugs and mounting screws, and a WiFi adapter. In early forum discussions people were having difficulties with the WiFi adapter but mine has been working perfectly. I use it with the SolarMan app (not the WattCycle app) and it shows current information for my system. You can also access the same information on the SolarMan web portal. Being an SRNE inverter I felt like I wasn't taking a huge risk on a new product because I know of the reliability of SRNE inverters.
Comparing the WattCycle inverter to the Eco-Worthy AIO, they are the same size and weight, and have the same basic connections on the bottom. For the same price, the WattCycle is a 12000W inverter compared to the Eco-Worthy 10000W inverter, and this helped push me towards the WattCycle inverter. Also, the touch screen on the WattCycle inverter is fantastic and I definitely prefer this over the 4 buttons on the Eco-Worthy. The WattCycle screen is bright, the touch screen is very responsive, and almost all of the information you need is on the main screen without needing to click into the sub menus. Setup is also much easier on the WattCycle with the touch screen, as you are not just seeing a number and having to reference what that number means in the manual to make a change. The WattCycle inverter settings just present basic choices in English and you touch the choices that you want to set. One last benefit of the WattCycle inverter is the 24000W solar input capacity on the new version, compared to 11000W of solar input on the Eco-Worthy. While I am not using anywhere near that amount right now, it is nice to know that I can upgrade my solar in the future without maxing out my inverter.
Comparing the WattCycle inverter to the EG4 12000XP, the EG4 inverter is well known for its reliabilty and being a workhorse. This was a tougher decision once EG4 dropped the price to $1899, bringing these two much closer in price. For the extra $300 you do get a battery disconnect, AC in and out breakers (compared to just the AC in breaker on the WattCycle) and a built in PV disconnect switch. The 12000XP also has 24000W of PV input, just like the WattCycle inverter. The 12000XP is also much bigger and weighs twice as much as the WattCycle inverter, which can make installation more challenging to lift a 100+ pound inverter up onto the wall. The 12000XP has a non-touch screen and you have to make use of buttons to change the settings with numbers, just like the Eco-Worthy. After doing the setup with the WattCycle touch-screen I can't imagine doing it any other way. I would have loved to see an AC-out breaker and PV disconnect on the WattCycle inverter, but at this price point I can't really ask for all those extras that you get on a more expensive inverter. It's easy enough to buy a separate PV disconnect, and I ran the AC-out into a breaker on my panel instead of using the main lugs so I would have a protected circuit.
Overall, I am very happy with this product so far. It has easily put out enough power for everything that I have used. I can start my 240v metal lathe which has a surge of approximately 8000w on startup, as well as my mill, TIG welder, shop vacs, air compressors, mini-split, and everything else that I've used with it. I have not needed to contact WattCycle support for any reason, so I can't comment on that. Hopefully this inverter continues to be reliable in the future, and only time will tell but so far I'm incredibily pleased with it.
I purchased Xcotton Shipping Protection together with a battery for my motorhome (WattCycle 628Ah). Unfortunately, the battery arrived with cosmetic damage caused during shipping, so I had to file a claim.
The entire claims process was straightforward. My claim was acknowledged immediately, the communication was clear, and I was kept informed throughout the investigation. Xcotton worked directly with the merchant to verify all the information and the evidence I had provided, including photos and videos.
Within just a few days they completed their assessment and offered a β¬200 partial refund as compensation. I considered the proposal fair and appreciated how quickly they reached a reasonable solution. Once I accepted the offer, they immediately started the bank transfer process and kept me informed of the next steps.
Fortunately, the battery itself was fully functional, so the issue was limited to cosmetic shipping damage. Even so, Xcotton handled the claim professionally and efficiently, giving me confidence that the shipping protection is more than just an extra option at checkout.
Based on this experience, I would definitely choose Xcotton Shipping Protection again for high-value purchases.
I purchased a WattCycle 12V 628Ah battery for my motorhome. Although the battery arrived with some damage caused during shipping, my overall experience with WattCycle has been very positive.
From the very beginning, their customer support responded quickly, kept me informed throughout the process, and provided a satisfactory solution. What I appreciated most was that they focused on making sure the battery itself was in perfect working condition rather than simply dismissing the issue.
They explicitly authorized me to open the battery to verify that there was no internal damage and confirmed that doing so would not affect the warranty. They also assured me that the external damage caused during shipping would not compromise the warranty coverage if I ever needed to make a warranty claim in the future.
After opening the battery, I confirmed that the impact had not affected any of the cells. I was genuinely impressed by the excellent build quality. The cells are protected by a very robust metal frame and are positioned well away from the outer casing, providing a level of protection that is noticeably better than in many other LiFePOβ batteries I have seen.
After completing the inspection, I tested the battery and everything worked perfectly. Charging and discharging operate normally, and the cell voltages are exceptionally well balanced.
Overall, I received not only a battery that inspires confidence because of its outstanding construction, but also excellent after-sales support. It is reassuring to know that, if something goes wrong, the company stands behind its products. Based on my experience, I would definitely buy from WattCycle again.
