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MMarobel reacted to dfw_dude's post in the thread EG4 6000 XP - Splitting Out the 240 Split Phase Into 2-120V Circuits with
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The default setting on 6000xp for N-G bonding is "disabled" - you can enable it in the software. I'm not an expert by any stretch but... -
MMarobel reacted to timselectric's post in the thread EG4 6000 XP - Splitting Out the 240 Split Phase Into 2-120V Circuits with Like.
Run the L1, L2, N, and G from the 6kxp to the service panel. You will have to check if the 6kxp takes care of the N/G bonding. This...
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MMarobel reacted to marionw's post in the thread EG4 6000 XP - Splitting Out the 240 Split Phase Into 2-120V Circuits with Like.
Install a subpanel with two interlocked breakers, one from your 6000XP and the other from your "Main" panel. The interlocked breakers...
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MMarobel reacted to marionw's post in the thread EG4 6000 XP - Splitting Out the 240 Split Phase Into 2-120V Circuits with Like.
Great, one "Master" breaker from the Inverter powering the subpanel (really a "Main" panel) I will leave the neutral/ground bonding to...
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MMarobel replied to the thread EG4 6000 XP - Splitting Out the 240 Split Phase Into 2-120V Circuits.This will not have access to the house main power. The new shop was built some 150 ft away from the house.
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MMarobel replied to the thread EG4 6000 XP - Splitting Out the 240 Split Phase Into 2-120V Circuits.Thanks for the quick reply and for confirming my plans. I thought this very much like the 220V feed into the main house. I’ll run L1...
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MMarobel posted the thread EG4 6000 XP - Splitting Out the 240 Split Phase Into 2-120V Circuits in DIY Solar General Discussion.So the EG4 server rack battery is up and running on SA, the 8 - 545W panels are up and pumping power into the now fully charged...
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MGood afternoon Solar Enthusiasts. Here at EG4, we’ve listened attentively to your voices, scrutinizing every comment and suggestion...
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MMarobel reacted to JRH's post in the thread Ghosted? Another article popped up with example(s). with Like.
It seems , that when left to their own choices , the people who run California seek the most destructive path possible for the future…...
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MMarobel replied to the thread EG4 6000XP 120v AC grid connection to 120/240v L1 and L2 input.Jared, it just needs to be rewritten to 240v Spilt Phase. It’s not like someone is going to bring 90v into one leg and 150v into the...
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MMarobel reacted to timselectric's post in the thread EG4 6000XP 120v AC grid connection to 120/240v L1 and L2 input with Like.
That is a shame. And I understand your frustration. I would feel exactly the same way. I disagree with this. As it appears to be very...
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MMarobel reacted to timselectric's post in the thread EG4 6000XP 120v AC grid connection to 120/240v L1 and L2 input with Like.
Are you sure what it said? Which one was it? This would be wrong. But, This would be correct.
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MMarobel reacted to Wildcard442's post in the thread EG4 6000XP 120v AC grid connection to 120/240v L1 and L2 input with Like.
Yup. Just as an FYI, the documentation wasn't nebulous or misleading, it's just straight up, plain old, WRONG. It said 120-240VAC...
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MMarobel reacted to timselectric's post in the thread EG4 6000XP 120v AC grid connection to 120/240v L1 and L2 input with Like.
You should use the dry contacts on the 6kxp to control when the charger is used. This might give you what you want.
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MMarobel reacted to Wildcard442's post in the thread EG4 6000XP 120v AC grid connection to 120/240v L1 and L2 input with Like.
Yeah definitely not as good as using the inverter. I wish people would stop suggesting that as a GRID replacement. It's not. It's a...
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MYeah at that point I'd use some cement board.
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MMarobel replied to the thread EG4 6000XP 120v AC grid connection to 120/240v L1 and L2 input.I feel your pain. I fell into this same thought dungeon but was re-educated by the likes of the same bunch that chimed in here. Do feel...