I'm in the same situation. Just pulled the trigger on a 6000XP w/ 1 wall mount indoor battery. it'll be in an off-grid cabin and I'm trying to soak up more info to make the process go smoother.
I currently own a gas powered 3kw Predator generator (120v 25a output) and am thinking of getting 1 EG4 6000xp inverter and 1 EG4 indoor wallmount battery for my small off grid cabin. Battery manual says recommended charging amps should be 60-160amps. Will this inverter allow this generator to...
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Here's a link to some huge panels i found. 54" x 93" ! $.38/watt. Local pick up only in CA.
Anyone have good/bad experience buying panels on ebay?
I love this idea! I have been kicking around ideas of ground mounting about 10-12 panels for my cabin. I have a sunny spot for a 20' container, just need to figure out the brackets similar to what you have here. Thanks!
Yea, I'm concerned about snow as well. Brightmount Max (35°) would be my recommended spring/fall angle, I'll check out PV watts and see the difference. Thanks.
https://diysolarforum.com/resources/system-energy-audit-and-sizing-spread-sheet.12/
click orange box and enter your system details in the appropriate boxes. it will help immensely in planning your system!
FYI, here is the specs for the 6000EX-48HV
from Signature Solar website:
High Surge Capacity (12KW for 1 second) , so maybe it would work for his well pump?
I'm getting ready to pull the trigger on 2 brightmounts for my off grid cabin in Montana. Optimal winter angle is 50.1°, and brightmount maxes out at 35°. Anyone modify these to get steeper angles?