Turbo_Gunner

I talked with sig solar and they directed me to their refurbished units.$898 I believe it was plus shipping and tax. I ask their input...

After some discussion I contacted signature solar and they sent me a link to their refurbished eg4 6000ex, decided 1 unit wasnt gonna...

With the 6000XP the swap should be generally seamless since they are both 120/240v split-phase units. The 6000XP will take up less space...

I think I saw that post and also a video on you tube of one a guy bought that looked to been dropped off a building. I don’t want...

I recently saw a post on the forum about someone who got a refurb unit. The exterior was beaten and had holes drilled into it. It...

What changes to my 6000ex setup would have to be changed to utilize the new 6000xp unit. I have just installed my 6000ex. Bought over a...

Yes, as did I b4 making this post. Seen an exchange going in and was like ok sweet. Then noticed they wanted $750 and mine for the new...

I've seen several posts regarding the quality of the refurbished units. They work, but I'm not sure I'd buy one. I'm in a similar...

Thanks a lot for the reply. We fully intended on adding to the system as we went, but wasn’t certain on real world performance of this...

I am sure you will find that you need to practice load management. Based on a 6000w 240vAC rating it is able to supply 3000w per leg or...

Batteries are wired in parallel, I said series by mistake.

I’m closing in on finishing my solar setup. Just need to mount my 30 Trina panels and wire them to the inverter and eg4 mppt. I live...