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No inspections. Off Grid.

It's overkill but in the future I plan to add more batteries and also wanted redundancy if an inverter fails I can switch everything over to running off one until the second is replaced. Once I have more batteries I will move over my bigger loads like my washer/dryer and maybe even someday AC...

Thanks for the feedback. Anyone want to recommend a double throw switch? I like the idea of being able to keep things going while I work on system.

I'm building a house and will be foaming walls soon so I need to get my PV wires from inverter to outside of house but cannot run all the way to my arrays yet because we will be doing more dirt work outside. What would be a suitable pass through box I can mount outside house to run my 4 strings...

Each String is VOC of 296.56V and 3,200 watts

My understanding is the EG4 6000xp cannot back feed to the grid but for safety reasons should I install some kind of automatic transfer switch anyways on the grid connections going into inverters? I'm installing a system exactly like Will's video with 2 - EG4 6000 XP inverters feeding a critical...

If I bumped this to two strings of 8 panels would that be more acceptable? Keep in mind this is a new build so I have no idea what my usage is going to be since I'll have all new electronics/appliances. I would be at two strings of 296VDC and 3200W each.

Building a new house and I'm trying to decide how many solar panels I should get. My system will be 2 x EG4 6000xp connected to a single Power Pro battery. System will be running everything in my house excluding AC, washer & dryer (Stove and water heater are gas). It's a new house build so I...