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I would try this; https://www.amazon.com/Converter-Regulator-Waterproof-Reducer-Transformer/dp/B095KTJGF4/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=24V+to+12V+Converter&qid=1672234288&sr=8-4

Keep in mind that what I did is for 240v/120v AC. What you want to do is for lower voltage DC. It can be done, but you need a different type of transformer to do that.

These are the materials used. No cutting or splicing the one that came on the transformer.

Hello to all! I finally put this step up/down transformer to work and no modifications had to be done to it. I bought a female receptacle and a 14/3 wire and connected the male 110v plug to the female receptacle. The other end of the wire connected to the out of the inverter, black to L and...

I'm researching everywhere I can. I don't want to electrocute or burn my equipment or my house! I will post back my findings. Maybe someone else has the same questions as me.

Hello. Bobert and thank you for replying. It does both things. That is why is a step up and down transformer. It has a switch on the back to switch from 120v to 240v in and from 240v to 120v. Now for the question I made I found a video on you tube that shows how it can be done. It has to be...

Hello. I bought this step up/down converter and I wanted to know if I could connect it’s input to the output of a Growatt hybrid inverter. I want to use the converter as it is, just the front receptacles. It’s going to be off grid and not wired to a residential panel. I ask since the input of...

Did you get that step down transformer to work? If so, how?

How did you install it to work? I got one also but don't know where to connect the input in the ST-5000 from the inverter (inverter is a Growatt 5000w). I know it comes 240v from the inverter (L-N), but where to input it to the transformer converter is the question. It's an offgrid install with...