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Idle is killing me but I do have 40+ feet or roof space. almost worried about the weight

So just hooking up one inverter to shore power you don't think this would work?

1. biggest challenge will be the split system is 240 :( kind of stuck with running both. 2. That autotransformer looks intresting I would have to see how big the load will be on the mini split to see if it will stay under the 6500 watt rating. I just looked into the surge capacity. I believe...

I will be moving up to a 48V system. The MultiPlus-II are super sexy though. I am kind of sad to hear the 130W idle. Looking to get the most wattage per square foot up top. I believe I can fit 10 of these on the roof RV 8' x 43'...

Hello, I'm fairly new to this but have been a hobbyist for years. I also have some electrical engineering background. I'm in the process of setting up my first off-grid system for a full-time RV (5th wheel) boondocking setup and am looking for advice from the Prowse community. I have a plan...

Yes definitely aware I can't run the 110 leg to both :) thanks for clarification for anyone else that reads this. It will go up in 🔥

Appreciate the detailed. As far as my experience I've passed electrical home inspections as a home owner, added ac and 2nd sub panel, so I feel like I can follow the technical documentation pretty well. My #13 post was a panic post 😀 My biggest problem I'm trying to find out is using grid...

Okay so re-thinking, when the LV6548s are in 240v mode I won't be able to use 120v? Is that correct?

Okay I guess I am getting tripped up on the charging circuits on these LV6548. :(

I hate the standby power draw, but i feel these units are the most efficient. :rolleyes: Was hoping to maybe keep one unit on and should power all the computer stuff but when I needed to draw higher power, I would turn the second unit on/off for AC/ welding/ hot water. I think the hot water is...

Thanks, It's going to be an intresting year. The 120/240 AC optional input is killing me :( it seems like these LV6548s need 240 input in order to really use 240 output. Some please correct me if that statement is wrong. :unsure: If I only used solar and batteries everything would be fine.