Eco Worthy

Eco Worthy

ECO-WORTHY solar is manufacturers and wholesalers of solar panels and renewable energy products since 2007. It was founded by several eco-friendly impassioned engineers and had achieved significant progress ever since that time.

We have 15 patented technologies and have realized the specialization of production and the scale of warehouse.
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  • @savos2229
    @savos22297 сағат бұрын

    And you can just use fertilizer.

  • @adnanpasic508
    @adnanpasic508Күн бұрын

    B02 nit charging, can’t change the Voltage, why? Using lifepo batteries bit voltage around 26v

  • @Yaroslav.Turchyn
    @Yaroslav.Turchyn6 күн бұрын

    Hi, where can I buy a battery like this in London?

  • @willm5814
    @willm58147 күн бұрын

    such an amazing breakthrough from lithium iron phosphate - we'll probably get another breakthrough or two over the next 10 years...the energy future looks clean, cheap, reliable and good for do-it-yourselfers!!

  • @hillpunk92
    @hillpunk9211 күн бұрын

    wish theyd make a video with the new 3000w unit. it looks completely different. theres little to no help with instillation. pretty frustrating. the manual says things like "the wire shall be as thick as possible" but doesn't tell you specifics.

  • @hillpunk92
    @hillpunk9211 күн бұрын

    so unhelpful. if you showed the breaker and all the other stuff it hooks too, would make it a lot easier to understand.

  • @L.V-Rider
    @L.V-Rider11 күн бұрын

    BS test. A proper test will show only 30% increase of power. Buy 2 (not 3) panels more and do a proper fixed installation and it is cheaper and less problematic. Do you really think people are that stupid? A big 👎👎👎 for this video.

  • @SetitesTechAdventures
    @SetitesTechAdventures12 күн бұрын

    I think you hurt the argument for your product when you do things to exaggerate the results. I think the ground panels need to be further away. It looks like Group A shaded part of Group B in both tests. The cables might have been causing shadows but that is not a big deal. I like these trackers but do a more fair test. Compare a tracker to another tracker in the wind triggered flat mode or manually set to year round tilt.

  • @EcoWorthySolar
    @EcoWorthySolar12 күн бұрын

    Thank you for your comments and suggestions! 💚💚We have read and recorded them, and will plan to release the upgrade test video later.💚💚

  • @SlackersIndustry
    @SlackersIndustry12 күн бұрын

    More like 63 percent increase but I don't like your testing seems off.

  • @jeffericsson7780
    @jeffericsson778012 күн бұрын

    A better test would be to have them both on the same rack tracker one tracking the other at a set angle not moving. Most people would not put panels flat on the ground. No air flow which makes them run hotter and produce less energy and bifacial panels need light to hit the back to make the comparison fair. Usually you will get 30% more power but is it worth it to have a moving component that can break as a posed to a solid racking system.

  • @davef5595
    @davef559513 күн бұрын

    The fact that your “test” included bifacial panels on the ground makes me less likely to use your product. An honest test would have the panels that were not in the tracker in a stationary platform the same height as the tracker to account for the bifacial ability of the panels. The fact that your “test” was not honest makes me wonder what else you aren’t honest about. I’m open to changing my mind if you do an honest test.

  • @j.r.576
    @j.r.57614 күн бұрын

    The gains are exaggerated by the panals laying flat on the ground. Set them at your local average sun angle and get true results for the tracker.

  • @TrancemasterBab
    @TrancemasterBab8 күн бұрын

    Absolutely right. If you make a comparison, you should also do a serious test!

  • @nobodynemoq
    @nobodynemoq14 күн бұрын

    Nice test, although if panels were bifacial it would be good to put those flat ones elevated from the ground. Trackers are great, but there are few things that make huge difference in real-life use: - It's nice for 6 panels, how for 24 panels? One giant tracker or 4 separate trackers? - if you have limited area, trackers can't be placed too close to each other, while flat lying panels can fill up the whole available area - last but not least: How much does tracker cost? Is it less or more than these 3 extra panels? 😉

  • @JNOBODYOFFICIAL
    @JNOBODYOFFICIAL14 күн бұрын

    Looking into your equipment. I'll be making a purchase of panels and lithium storage for future family use and backup power... apartment living very remote can be an issue... but I am working it out.

  • @JesusPeopleSF
    @JesusPeopleSF14 күн бұрын

    well, I definitely appreciate the data. I'd like to see you retest with the control variable set up the way we would normal solar panels at an angle to the sun. I think the solar tracker would have out performed, but not by as much.

  • @MrNiceGuy500
    @MrNiceGuy50014 күн бұрын

    Are the panels on the ground also bifacial? Elevate them some and put a white sheet under

  • @jaffrayburk1
    @jaffrayburk114 күн бұрын

    I love my solar tracker. I power my A.C. window unit with it and batteries most of the day and night, my dehumidifier and an air filter with it. I have a few other static panels to power the solar tracker. I live in the north, so I don't get a ton of sun, but since the tracker can point really west, I'm able to pick up a lot of afternoon sun. The only thing I would like to see is the option to upgrade or building the tracker with stronger actuators. My east/west broke in the winter. Granted they are decently priced for a new one, I would like to see a stronger one. Mine broke most likely from the snow being on top, so really my fault, but I would hope it could hold that. My workaround is to set it to manual mode in the winter when in January/February times, as not much sun is to be had. I also set up the programming so when no sun is detected, it goes back and forth, east to west, hoping the snow will fall off.

  • @leanbent7635
    @leanbent763514 күн бұрын

    Can this handle a 24v 100a battery setup?

  • @Ricardofromage
    @Ricardofromage29 күн бұрын

    So i bought one of your 24v 100a/h batteries and a life Po4 charger 10amp at 24v. On first charge the battery would only take 87% yet the charger said it was full, the voltage seems fine, does this mean one cell is down?

  • @Ricardofromage
    @Ricardofromage28 күн бұрын

    @EcoWorthySolar, I got it sorted, one cell not top balanced it seems, I hope you guys manage to sort out your teething problems regarding after sales care as your products are really very good, it's just the after care where you are taking a hit. Maybe it would pay you guys in the long run to employ a native English speaker to help sort out these issues, you'll take the market by storm!! Maybe a shunt instead of hall monitor for your display and monitoring systems is a good start!! This battery is frankly amazing!! Good work guys!!!

  • @MartWilliams
    @MartWilliamsАй бұрын

    What does the E (Wh) value measure? On mine, it seems to reset when the state of charge changes from going in to going out and vice versa. So last night, after fully charging the battery, I removed any further charging and pressed the Battery full voltage button, then proceeded to discharge my 200Ah battery down to 10%. The E (Wh) seemed to correctly measure the Watt hour that was used during that time and climbed up to a value of about 2250Wh. Then I turned off all the loads and attached a charger. The E (Wh) value then zeroed and began recording the amount of Wh going in to the battery. I left it doing that overnight, disconnected the mains charger in the morning, but left a solar panel putting a small amount of charge in and started up a fridge - so a load, higher than was going in, the E (Wh) zeroed again and started recording how many Wh was now going out. Is this the correct behaviour? It doesn't seem to present any useful data. Shouldn't it be showing me how many Wh capacity the battery has? Is there something that needs to be done to get it to work correctly, if it is not doing so now?

  • @waynelincoln6340
    @waynelincoln6340Ай бұрын

    Installed solar tracker, work great from September to March, then started having trouble not returning to back to east when sun goes down , hope some can help . Thanks

  • @maxbarmet3941
    @maxbarmet3941Ай бұрын

    Hi I have the same charger controller and i've just look at the official manual and for LiFePO4 battery we must set the controller to b02 and not b03 and PWM must be set to Pof manuals.plus/m/6c6832f56513f7357545cfd9a354de29c0fd1e4d7f80f3b45182409120c21f3e_optim.pdf

  • @michaelsrowland
    @michaelsrowlandАй бұрын

    No sound

  • @HariPLTS
    @HariPLTSАй бұрын

    Nice❤😊

  • @TheSimplePreppers
    @TheSimplePreppersАй бұрын

    💯

  • @ramhammer10-4
    @ramhammer10-4Ай бұрын

    Why are 4- 12 volt batteries so much cheaper in price than one 48 volt battery. I mean you can buy 4- 12 volt batteries for about a Lil more than half the price of one 48 volt battery. I don't get the price difference.

  • @PierreLefaux-uy9xt
    @PierreLefaux-uy9xtАй бұрын

    Bonjour pouvez vous traduire en français merci

  • @byfaithalone3529
    @byfaithalone3529Ай бұрын

    👍

  • @MrDidCore
    @MrDidCoreАй бұрын

    i got a 3.2k solar system and every time the battery is fully charged the solar controller turns off. the problem is the controller never start over after battery is low, I had to unplug the system and plugged back that way the controller will charge the battery again. there is something that im missing ? any confg that need to be done? thanks.

  • @horstrummele2497
    @horstrummele2497Ай бұрын

    Die Eco Worty Batterien taugen leider nichts, bin schwer endteuscht auch von dem Service von wegen Garantie. Da herrscht Schweigen im Walde bei denen.

  • @xMRTxLion
    @xMRTxLionАй бұрын

    can u tell me the settings for a victron smartsolar mppt, 48v 100ah so much settings, i dono what i have to do

  • @Electronzap
    @ElectronzapАй бұрын

    Next explanation.

  • @niksgee3538
    @niksgee3538Ай бұрын

    I bought the 100 watt portable solar panel. I got 120 watts from it this weekend. Bravo.

  • @EndingTrack05
    @EndingTrack05Ай бұрын

    This would’ve been very helpful if you put a link of this video on your Amazon page so everyone is not confused on how to connect it.

  • @pippogenova9596
    @pippogenova95962 ай бұрын

    Hello can you please explain what colours of wire do I have to use with the positive pole?Do I have to use the red one?

  • @evchargerfast
    @evchargerfast2 ай бұрын

    Great company

  • @Blazefire200903
    @Blazefire2009032 ай бұрын

    It would be nice to know how to charge the batteries with this inverter and explain the battery is charging once set. Mine stays in bypass mode regardless.

  • @Mitchs
    @MitchsАй бұрын

    Did you find fix?

  • @jeffsteele1295
    @jeffsteele12952 ай бұрын

    what is 60C ?

  • @livingthelava
    @livingthelava2 ай бұрын

    Just a damn good and concise video.

  • @shawnhenderson1130
    @shawnhenderson11302 ай бұрын

    I like battery in parawell too

  • @breeneco
    @breeneco2 ай бұрын

    My eco-worthy charger never charges my eco-worthy batteries, just sits there saying they are fully charged when I know they are not.

  • @brettstubblefield6947
    @brettstubblefield69472 ай бұрын

    That was a terrible video

  • @michaelmccord517
    @michaelmccord5172 ай бұрын

    i have one but dont have a charging cable for mains please help

  • @Death88758
    @Death887583 ай бұрын

    I need battery voltage specifications:( bought the 280Ah one

  • @peterjameswilliams2735
    @peterjameswilliams27353 ай бұрын

    Couldn’t understand the guy with the crappy music playing 🤬