I'm currently searching for a dependable and budget-friendly solar inverter and keep finding these SolarEdge options popping up. For instance, I've seen the SolarEdge SE76000H listed on eBay, often going for around $350 to $450, whether new or open box. I'm wondering if there's something I'm overlooking. Are there any hidden costs or drawbacks that come with these inverters?
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The lower price of SolarEdge inverters can be attributed to their large market presence and production scale. They produce a significant amount of these units, which helps reduce costs. However, keep in mind that you might need optimizers with these inverters, which can add to your overall expenditure. Just double-check that you’re factoring those in when considering the price.
Are the optimizers mandatory, or can I skip them?