I have already bought 16 used 235 watt panels. I will be using 4-6 of them on my skoolie build, and the balance on my off grid side system. I am planning on buying the new EG4 inverter as well as one of their 48v 100ah batteries. My question is, should I buy a second battery now? I will be...
I may have been unclear in my original post. I am not at this point looking for grid tie, but using the batteries and all in one to power things in our barn. When the batteries run down I will use the grid to recharge the batteries. I won't be pushing power back to the grid any time soon.
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For ease of use, I am planning on using the all in one and having most everything be 120, not 12v.
Depending on funds, I could add more panels to the bus, but I doubt space would allow for me to exceed the 2000 watts that the 24v all in one allows.
I don't doubt that there is an element of...
I am looking for expert input on my situation. I am looking at building my first solar system and am trying to do it with an eye to the future.
My current needs are as follows:
I would like the system to be partially modular as I have two needs for it.
I have a school bus I am converting...
That is great, for some reason I thought if there was too much power going in from panels it would fry the all in one. That is really good to know. Thank you.
I was thinking about starting by buying 8 panels, so just less than 2000 watts. Maybe only connect 4 to start, or probably all in the right configuration? I like the idea of the growatt as I could add another later and stack them. I want to start relatively small and prove the concept to my...
I would like to build an off grid system that I could run a couple freezers and a refrigerator off of, and use as a backup power system if the grid went down for any length. I am looking at buying from signature solar and starting with the growatt 3000 all in one...