ECO-WORTHY720W 24V Solar Panel System 3kWh/Day Solar Power Off Grid Kit for Home RV Motorhome Shed: 6pcs 120W Solar Panels+2pcs 100Ah Lithium Batteries+40A MPPT Charge Controller+3000W 24V Inverter

This is my first foray into the world of Solar Power. The kit all seems of good quality and is relatively straightforward to assemble. As the pictures show, I've installed the product in and on my shed but augmented it with an additional panel. The kit doesn't take up much room so is ideal for a shed installation. The only thing I would say is the small size of the inverter limits what devices you can power significantly. It certainly powers my garden strimmer well and my shed lighting. I'm very happy with my purchase.

OK 24 volt starter kit, easily set up and upgradable to twice the solar capacity. Has proved reliable. Comes without extras such as earthing equipment and safety fuses / breakers , you may spend a few hundred more than you expect to make this safe . The seperate inverter and charge controller work well and being separate means you can upgrade these separately , also fault find/replace easily whereas if you have an allinone unit it means your whole system may go down with a fault and if it's just the charge controller replacing a controller by itself costs very little. Making this a more versatile system. Instructions are poor if non existent apart from the manual for inverter and charge controller. Battery's great 👍

Only just finished installation so no idea about longevity of the kit but it does look and feel like quality components and at the moment working well.The only minor issues were if you don't know about this kind of installation already then you will need to look for help on the internet as the instructions are useless, you need to provide your own mounting screws for some of the components as they are not provided and although mounting screws are provided for the solar panels the bolts provided for attaching the mounting brackets the the panels do not have washers and the holes in the panels are too big so the head of the bolt goes straight through the hole unless you provide your own washers.Looking forward to using it for many years and fingers crossed on reliability, if it proves to be reliable will probably expand it next year.UpdateJust over a week later the inverter kept shutting off with fault number 5 which says over current but nothing connected to it when i switch it so no reason for that fault, contacted the seller and got a reply a few days later saying they have passed my message on to their team and they will contact me shortly. Week later still nothing so sent email directly to support but no reply. A month has gone by and for some reason the inverter has started working again but i have still had no response from eco worthy.Kit seems good, except for the strange fault that fixed itself (i hope) but after sales service really sucks and although my plan was to expand the system next year don't think i will buy from eco worthy again with no after sales support.Update 2After using for a few months I have still had no response from customer service and now the inverter fan is getting really noisy so much so that I can hardly hear the TV in my shed over the noise of the inverter fan every time it starts running.

I wanted to make my little workshop / shed off grid so bought this kit on a Black Friday deal so got 20% off original price. Does it work, yes - pretty damn well. I've actually added another panel and battery to the set up as well. I use it for charging all my tool battery's, bench grinder, running my rabbits airflow / fan system in the summer, internal shed lights and also an external flood light for the garden (Not all at once). Granted I'm an electrician but for those who aren't it is really easy to set up, basically plug and play. You will have to cut some cables to length but basic tools are all that's needed. Only thing I would say to watch out for is that if you intend to by a kit like this and maybe extend it, plan it out as you will need to buy new male/female connectors to accommodate extra panels etc

Appears to be good value well made products.As a "kit" it removes the need to calculate the sizes and capabilities for matching the panels, inverter, and battery - it's all been done for you.All the ready made cables were of a good practical length makeing installation connection very convenient.As you can see I didn't put the panels on the roof, but mounted them on a south wall so that I can adjust the sun angle during the year to get optimum SPV generation.I also included an earth grounding to protect the system (and me) as it's a metal building (small workshop).I don't use much on the 240v AC from the inverter directly for my power tools because they ones I now use are battery ones - I just leave them connected to the SPV Sys to charge up so that I've always got access to fully powered hand tools - drills, chain saw, etc.Not forgetting my phone charger and of course some LED lighting for now the days are getting shorter.