Recent content by grizzzman

This is true but my observation of this is that it is short lived. In my system when I connect LFP to the FLA bank through a 500 amp kilovac contactor. ( This can be true temp high amps even when you are close in voltage matching. )

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I think that this was a misunderstanding, my bad.

Isn't this an interesting reply.........

Nothing in my opinion the lower price wins. Sure if you do not mind spending the money. Neither will control. Done correctly will report battery voltage and temperature to the correct MPPT(s) over Bluetooth.

Your FIRST mistake is to believe that this administration has ANY ethical fortitude at ALL.

The 12/1200 VA unit during testing with all 4 AWG and three 100 AH LFP. The Victron 30 amp charger connected with 6 AWG was able to run for over an hour at just over 1100 watts. My point being perhaps a voltage sag issue. What AH is the batteries BMS?

Thanks but I had the inverter set to on.

Wrong setting or blown fuse is the most likely cause. But you should see more like 21-24 open circuit.

I installed it this morning and had some issues. The TV picture was horrible and the echo dot was cutting out during music play back. I pulled the fuse and installed a jumper direct to the 12 volts source. This solved the issue. I built a fused jumper to bypass the noisy 8-30 volt to 12 volts 3...

Here is an update. I have converted the Echo dot, the Bose sound bar the router to 12 volts. I purchased the bits to convert the Starlink to 12 volts. This will sit behind the TV in the entertainment center.

Well it works with the inverter I have so it is all good. But with that said it is clearly a con of sorts.....

This is what I did in my unit.

I just replaced my trailers that pulled 1550 watts to a GE unit claiming 700 watts. It pulls 1100 watts.........

The true measure of a project is the amount of orders/trips to the store........