I think its just because of unbalanced load on one leg causing the voltage fluctuation. See these 2 graphs here.
The constant ~1700 is an electric heater and some other small appliances in the trailer right now, which are all on Leg 1, The spike at 21:00 is the water heater kicking on from a...
Has anybody installed their Sol-Ark outside? I've done some google searching, but I've only found installs indoors. Mine will have to be outside on a South-West facing wall. So it will be in the sun in the hottest part of the day.
I'm thinking of getting a metal locking cabinet, something like...
Lmao, I mean the output of 6500 watts each, 13000 watts total is more than the 50 amp RV breaker (12000 watts) could supply.
Lmao, just don't get you a Sister-Cousin and it'll be fine ?
I was actually wondering this. Is yours a 12k or 15k? I'm wanting to use battery communication, but also wanting to use Solar-Assistant. Bummer if there isn't 2 ports for this.
I understand what a WH is, the fridge is rated at 120v/5A which is 600watts. Over a 24 hour period it used 7968watts, or 332 watts per hour on average, Or 332WH. My fridge does not have a kWh per year rating, or atleast nowhere on the fridge, in the manual, or online that I could find.
Is how...
Immediately after a top balance is not an hour later.
After top balancing i would wait 24hrs. You should have less than 20mv difference after a top balance. If not. I would redo the procedure.
Hey guys, I finally ordered some Ferrules so that the 4ga SO cable going into my inverter would stop getting smashed and messed up, as well as getting ALL of the wire into the terminal. My only question is, how the hell are you supposed to use these?
I ordered THESE from Amazon, and they...
Yes 50 amps or so with the slides going out, 35 amps with them coming in. When "bottomed out" or dead head for a long period of time (longer than I would like) it pulled 120 amps or so.
Getting the 150amp model was a lot more money, so we'll try out the 100a first.
The breaker from the...
Sono sion looks like they're utilizing every square inch of the car that they can for PV. You're hoping to put 1 panel on a car and it do the same? They're also only claiming that in certain parts of the world and at certain times of the year, not in Alaska in December
I'm not sure! Last night it was 41, and this was usage from 8pm to 8am:
The little bumps are the refrigerator cycling on and off and 1x of the 2x peaks that are close together at around 5:30 is the water heater kicking on to maintain temp.
I won't be able to know about the sub 35* temps...
No it just has a minimum to show on the app. Anything under 2 amps it assumes is 0 because of inaccuracies. This is strictly just for your visual, and it will not prevent small amounts of current.
As far as victron showing 1.8a going in, im assuming that 1.8a is being used by standby...
Contact the manufacturer (EG4) is your best bet. I've seen FAR too many different sizes/types to be able to find one reliably.
If someone has a good way of identifying/sizing them, I'd be very appreciative, but I dont think there is
Hey guys, i live full time in my RV, and I hooked up my kill-a-watt meter to my fridge (Norcold 2118) with it running on 120v. I ran it for 24 hours and it estimated 332Watts/Hour. This sounds abnormally high to me? Especially when I see some residential fridges are rated at roughly...
I would go lowest cost per watt, regardless of the physical dimension of the panel, as it seems the Cover you are building should be able to be stretched/shrunk a little bit to fit whatever panels you get. Ignore the bi-facials, you'll just pay more for power you arent going to use, since you...
I have an Onan 4000 in my 2014 Stealth trailer, and the Onan 5500 this trailer was considerably quieter. This Ryobi 2300 is quieter than the 5500, and you can still have a conversation next to it, but i think it's definitely louder than the Honda 2000s.
As for the battery size. I would like...