To system grounding. Doesn't need to be inverter, it can be a grounding bus bar or direct to grounding electrode.I assume I should attach the ground wire to the ground bar in my inverter.
Mine are taking longer as I customized four of the boxes to twin 304 12volt batteries with cutouts for two BMS screens, breakers, switches and mounting for two BMS.Whoo Hoo!!!
Amy is sending my order out! I am so excited.
@solitarysecluded my guess is that Amy can customize quite a bit. If you have a specific width you need, you should ask her.
I am attaching the image Amy sent me of my cases before she boxed them up. Here is the data sheet she sent me of my Eve 304A cells. I added some measures of center because I was using it to show someone the basics of Google Sheets.
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My order is ready but it is a holiday in China so the shipping company is closed until Monday.Mine are taking longer as I customized four of the boxes to twin 304 12volt batteries with cutouts for two BMS screens, breakers, switches and mounting for two BMS.
I have about half my stuff so plenty to work on.My order is ready but it is a holiday in China so the shipping company is closed until Monday.
Jealous!I have about half my stuff so plenty to work on.
The boxes come with fr4 sheetsAre you using separater material between the sells?
I used the yellow separators supplied with the boxesAre you using separater material between the sells?
I'm fabbing up a sheet metal plate to attach to the compression plate (if you can call it that). BMS and T class fuse attached to it. Plus some lugs to combine BMS leads.Battery #2. Class T attached to inner compression panel.View attachment 213652View attachment 213653View attachment 213654
I used butt connecters to extend the BMS cables and I double sided taped the BMS to the fiberglass plate included with the kit. I thought about making a sub plate like you but I decided to go the easy way. If I get around to going with the closed loop, I might have re work my setup.I'm fabbing up a sheet metal plate to attach to the compression plate (if you can call it that). BMS and T class fuse attached to it. Plus some lugs to combine BMS leads.
I know, I have been planning on eight boxes in two AV racks but was looking at my work bench in the garage and started thinking I could fit two banks of six under it if I modify it with some steel. I wonder if 12 is the magic numberI am happy with the footprint of these new batteries.
Stacking 5 cases will take less than 1/4 of the space compared cells on shelves.
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Or maybe 24GRINS, starting to sound like someone needs a 12-Step Program, LOL.
This is the biggest downside of Ali* for me, feels like an inverse intelligence test. And Temu won’t even show me prices without installing their app, so #ThankYouForPlayingkeep wanting me to open on the app, which I am not downloading.
So will this be two 12v 304Ah packs with separate BMSs in parallel in one box? With one set of external terminals?