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Yeah, the plan is to drive them 36 to 48 inches and use 1 post per leg of the brightmount. 32 posts in all.

No fuse yet. But am going to fix that

PV MPPT Voltage Range 90vdc - 450vdc Start up voltage is 80v

Came to say this. Fork connectors ftw

Building off grid. Is there a solar pump kit with its own battery back up? 3 bed 3 bath home if that helps.

Can someone please tell me what Will has these 2 banks connected to in the red circle

I guess I’m just asking if that’s a real thing

I already have 2 EG4 6500s in split phase. How would I add a 3rd? And will it still remain as split phase

Here's the situation, and sorry if this is the wrong forum, 30 x 445w panel 49.5voc 11.44isc Going into 2 eg4 all in ones 6500ex (8000w in, 500voc) each. My plan is to split into 2 sets of 15. Wire 5 panels in series, and paralell 3 groups for each inverter. Does this make sense?

It is directional so now i am confused. which is line and which is load. I feel like the inverter side is load...

Do i need a fuse for each inverter

Sorry, we are off grid. And I have a generator but need a charger to run it to the battery bank. Or maybe I don’t. I’m new

The bus bars i have are rated 250 amps. I am running 2 x 6500EX and 6 eg4 batteries. Max charging amps are 120. With fluctuation, are my busbars too small?

Where would you suggest putting the fuse

I am not sure what the range is, it just tells me 500vdc. I am assuming 250 per mppt since they both have 2

I could get away with 3/4hp honestly

In wiring a split phase totally off grid system, what are the benefits of using a 60a breaker instead of just wiring the 2 hot leads directly to the main breaker?

I cant find info on if the mppt inputs on the inverters are independent

I….don’t….know. Checking now

1/0 to busbar and 4/0 to Battery

And then into another bus?

I didnt realize that was saying they are independent of each other. Thank you for the clarification

Do I have to segregate my loads from my inverters as shown in the pic? This will run my entire home and i am having trouble keeping all my loads on the spaces to the left.

Have a rack of 6 eg4 48v batteries. Any recommendations on a 48v charger for those sunless days

Just verifying my understanding. I’m new

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Good day. I am in the process of building a new home 3b 2 bath 1800 sq ft in eastern Kentucky. Power company quoted 46000 to run electric. Now, I plan on wiring the home myself, as I know how to run wiring, install breakers, etc... 13kw system to me seems large enough, with enough battery...

Awesome! I also plan to have generator backup as well but i am confused as to how i would charge the batteries with a non inverted generator. Any ideas

Also, its very windy where we are building. Any thoughts on attaching a turbine as another charging source?

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