I didn't fully read everyones reply... But let me add, with the well situation, you could go with a large storage tank, and "automate" the pump to fill your storage tank during the day, when your demand is lower and the sun is shining .. I think if you have the cleared ground space, and have...
RV's are the most in-efficient things on the planet, I had a friend living on my property for 6 months, summer to winter in Eastern NC.... So mainly AC use. between the 5Ton AC in my house, and My friends RV (2 AC units) we were averaging 100kwh days...... I would strongly suggest...
I have not seen the 3000ehv do that either.... If it needs the grid, It switches to Grid, Even On spikes, my will sometimes switch to Grid briefly, then return to battery
That is disappointing for sure.... I have the 3000ehv, and was considering my upgrade to be to replace it with a 6000XP, but maybe I'm better off Just paralleling 2 3000ehv's
For anyone Struggling with Home Assistant to manipulate The Output Source (option 01) it was pretty simple. I was struggling to make it work in Node Red.
I was able to easily add some Automations to home assistant.
What I was looking for was a way to keep the inverter from using the battery...
Yes, Technically The EG4 3000EHV has a 5000W limit, But I am under Voltage and amperage specs, so I am just over paneled
I am running ~445V (12) 37.1 VOC panels per string 2 Strings 8.31amps Per String
32 – 113°F (0 – 45°C) I mean, they give off heat when running.... Do you plan to run it full time? I honestly think you will be fine (Inverter) I guess you could make a larger box around it to minimize the cold......... batteries you may want to enclose somehow to trap heat
I work in...
Curious... Where did you find that? I could not find a requirement in the 3000EHV manual, or the 6500ex manual... I see where it shows Recommended battery capacity....
I Ask, because I had planned to do similar (2 3000EHv's in Split) with PV and Util inputs only