FilterGuy

Very interesting. It looks like there is no input neutral. This makes sense. As a low frequency inverter the output neutral is...

That is interesting. NOTE: I don't think people should ever do something the manual explicitly prohibits so my advice is to follow...

System was up and running sometime in November. If it weren't for February, I think I could get by without the grid, which I shut off at...

It depends on how the load terminals are theoretically configured Not that I can think of.

6 pannels gives an array Voc of 37.12 x 6 = 222.72V +/- 25% of the array VOC for hot & cold temp extremes = 287.4V to 178.17V...

I can't answer that without the specs of the panels, but my guess is that you can.

2000M/6500 ft is a common limit on electronic gear due to thermal cooling. Most thermal calculations and subsequent designs assume...

My recommendation would be to use two solar charge controllers. Whether that's one inside the trailer and one outside the trailer...

BTW: Do you really have Li ion cells or are they LiFePO4 cells? Is there a BMS?

Grounding the panels to earth separately is 1) not to code and 2) a terrible idea. See below. There are three items I am not sure...

That sounds wrong. All the grounding electrodes should connect at the point of first disconnect from the grid. All the EGCs should...

That is concerning. Do you know where each ties into the system?

I could not find a 6000W 24V inverter on the PowerJack website so was not able to get details. Can you link to a manual? You are...

Could you provide a diagram of the system?

First: What type of batteries? If they are LFP, you should NOT keep them topped of. It is much better to store them at 50-60% SOC

If you are asking about fuse/breaker elsewhere in the system, please post a diagram of the system.

Please review this: https://diysolarforum.com/resources/fusing-wire-sizing-guidelines-for-solar-panels.144/

No, a starter battery is designed to pump out hundreds of amps to turn over a big block of steel to get your engine started. A fridge...

Inverter Specs: The inverter is only going to use 300W of the possible 395W from the panel. A good part of the day, the inverter is...

Well, the good news is that with that amount of over-paneling, you will have good production all day long and you will have better...