Recent content by orion7144

I received y first 6000xp about 3 weeks ago and it updated fine to the correct version ccaa-180C0D. I just installed a new one and when I updated it, it shows ccaa-180C0C as the firmware. 2 Station name Device type Battery type Power Rating Firmware Status Connect Status...

I am trying to get this to work but my cable I made to communicate with the LL-S batteries does not work. I can not find the post that EG4jarred posted with the pins used for different EG4 products for both CAN and RS485.

Yea I have the 6000xp just never saw the 12k.

This is a clamp style breaker. The serrated "clamp" tightens the wire when the screw is tightened. The screw type would just be the screw pushing the wire .

I think it would be a better option if SS or other vendors offered a trade in from the lifepower or LL to the indoor (or outdoor) since they are not compatible with the indoor units. I have 3 lifepower4 and 2 ll-S so I can not use any of them to supplement my 2 indoor units I just installed.

When installing my EG4 indoor batteries I noticed in the manual there are 3 EG4 inverters pictured. 18k, 12k, and 6000xp. Any idea when these will be available?

The clamp style lifts a clamp up when tightening whereas the screw type, when you tighten the screw, the screw is pushing on the wire.

I just installed my 2nd 6000xp and did the firmware update. When completed it shows an older version than the first one I commissioned around a month ago. The new one updated to ccaa-180C0C while the other shows ccaa-180C0D

Just opened my new indoor EG4 battery and dip switch 1 is broken off. Vendor has offered to return/replace or I can keep it and let them know what I think the value of credit should be. They said will not affect the warranty. I can probably switch it on of off with a small jewelers...

The wall mount is for tip hazard

Thanks for the info

i just received and have started to install a pallet of Aptos 370W Bifacial Solar Panels from SS. The VOC is 41.4 and ISC is 11.26. Are the panels in 10s ( in South Carolina) too much for the EG4 6000XP with 480v mppt?

Thats what I was thinking. On the DC side , do to cost, people often double up on smaller gauge cables.

Is it an option to run 2 6000xp's to the input of a 100a sub panel main feed, instead of running to 2 sperate breakers since the load is already protected by the load breaker already in the unit?

Each bracket has an adjustable leg. Does take some work to adjust it once installed.