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Seemed like both, to me.

Yes and no. Yes, the transfer switch will switch between them. But the port would have to be reconfigured each time you switch it.

Those long exposed bus bars are scary.

Test at the inverter output. You have to disconnect the wires from the inverter. Otherwise you are not just testing the inverter.

Good Not good This doesn't make sense. Are you using a digital multimeter?

That's fine. Ground is Ground. There's no difference between input and output.

If that's the case, then just do it at the panel. And yes, you can only have one N/G bond.

If it's just a temporary use thing. This would be fine. If a permanent use at the location, a more permanent solution would be better.

Run the L1, L2, N, and G from the 6kxp to the service panel. You will have to check if the 6kxp takes care of the N/G bonding. This should be the default, but you never know. If not, then you will need to do it in the panel. The service panel can be a main lug type, as there's already a...

Install a sub panel and feed whatever circuits you need.

That's entirely too much effort for a laugh. lol

Yes It doesn't matter if it's AC or DC. Unless you are trying to disconnect under load.

You need to disconnect the output wiring. Not just turn it off.

Then what did you mean, here?

If you have AC input connected to the grid, it's already bonded. Do not add another bond. There can only be one.

It's working correctly. You can't set voltage on those settings, while using communications.

This is why it is showing % instead of voltage for some settings.

If it's showing %. I assume that you are using closed loop communications?

No EVE 280ah and EG4 LifePower4

Received mine. They appear to be well made.

Only my own personal experience. I haven't overcharged (above 3.65v per cell) , or over discharged (below 2.5v per cell) . And I don't push them hard (I stay at or below 0.2c rate). Or let them get too hot/cold. But I do charge to the top of the knee (3.56v percell) , and float there (3.5v per...

Not hard Not cheap https://watts247.com/product/solar-assistant-remote-monitoring-mpp-solar-growatt-deye-sol-ark-sunsynk-and-many-bmss/

Yes As long as the total charging amps don't exceed the battery manufacturers recommendations.

Yes, I have both.

Correct The Orange Pi's don't have SD cards.

I don't

Correct And the inverter needs to be set to create a N/G bond, when not in bypass mode. (AC input connected) No, PV is an isolated input. Correct But as soon as you connect the AC input. It becomes a sub panel. Correct

As close to the battery is best. The higher voltage should always travel the longer distance.

Yes

Nothing, either way is fine. Multiple SCC's, are more common than micro inverters. Andy (your video reference) has 4 SCC's.

All rails are grounded, except for the 3rd rail of a 3 rail system. And yes, I have grounded railway systems.

The 6-15 was the standard until quality DC connectors became common. Now, Anderson Power Poles are my go to choice.

The cells can be in any orientation except for vent down.

That's what humans do. lol

Me, and thanks.