Printed as a rated output power to grid of 7.6 kVA in the R7K6LNA column, the third of five; converted to VA. An apparent power, not a continuous real-watt rating.
Printed as a maximum grid passthrough current of 100 A, printed once for all five models. The page's highlights describe a 200 A pass-through for the line; the table for these five models prints 100 A.
Location: Specification table (one column per model)
Retrieved
Megarevo's own product page for the American split-phase hybrid inverter for low-voltage (48 V) batteries, R5KLNA to R16KLNA, with one specification table for the R5KLNA to R10KLNA and one for the R12KLNA and R16KLNA on www.megarevo.com, fetched directly with the paced research fetcher on November 2, 2026 (robots.txt read first; request ended 18:47:00.058 UTC). A product page, cited as such: its certification rows are page claims, not a listing. Manufacturer claims, not independent tests.
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Missing for this product: Certificate evidence needed; Warranty term needed; Idle consumption needed.
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Battery conversion efficiency97.2 %14.8 / 15.0
97.2 of 98.2 %, the best documented for an inverter (printed by the maker): GoodWe GW100K-ET-G10
Printed as a maximum battery to load efficiency of at least 97.2% (a lower bound, said so), printed once for all five models.
Research pending, 0 points: Certificates, Warranty term, Idle consumption.
Warranty term and battery conversion efficiency are compared with every published inverter; idle consumption with every published inverter because its output is not documented. · Method version 0.5