My victron products are good, but they don't send a thrill up my leg or anything.
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I prefer good whisky, but that's just me...
Nuts, bolts and washers installed in power-in. Fuses are just resting in place.....I know that's not how they go.
I was relegated to 5/16 hardware as that's all the local Homeless Desperate had.....
My chunky blue boy.He's my chunky little fancy blue bus bar boy.
I don’t have any other Victron stuff but I do love the Lynx Power In - great compact set of well protected bus bars
Thanks those were the 32V units for 12/24 but there was a related link to the 70V versions yippee.Victron MEGA Fuse - 60A to 500A for 12/24V Systems (5-Pack) | Current Connected
Ensure uninterrupted performance with the Victron MEGA Fuse. Safeguard your 12/24V systems from surges and enjoy peace of mind!
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Oh my thought was a class t fuse between battery and the power in end positive terminal, with mega fuses in the power in for SCCs and loads. And then smart shunt between battery negative and power in end negative terminal. Like this as an example, but I'll have the class t by the battery terminals versus right at the power in. Now the problem is my cutoff switch is only rated for 48V max (blue seas 6006)
ha ha ha... look at the shit I start on forums! even Eggo is admitting to being a smurf!
ouch. I so wish the 6000XP would have been out when you built your system. Have folks heard if 6000XP 120/240 split phase has sync'ing issues?
The Morningstar puresine inverters are very appealing to me as they are totally passive with no fan noise.
I'm guessing that was done to save money. Also pretty sure you can just use a diy/non communicating lithium battery with that unit, that note just saying that if you do have a BMS-CAN capable battery you will need a Cerbo etc to enable the comms.Victron eh......the company recent AIO Multi RS Solar is tempting.....then I read the manual and it appears that it requires
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another victron product (GX device?) instead of directly connecting the CAN communication cable to the Multi RS Solar itself............
Kinda......money grab? Clearly Victron can implement it directly in their AIO.......why would it require another product?
Here's a good summary of the differences between the multi RS solar and the easy solar (which does have integrated gx capabilities and decent surge capability.Victron eh......the company recent AIO Multi RS Solar is tempting.....then I read the manual and it appears that it requires
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another victron product (GX device?) instead of directly connecting the CAN communication cable to the Multi RS Solar itself............
Kinda......money grab? Clearly Victron can implement it directly in their AIO.......why would it require another product?
Exactly what I mean.......to save money, Victron can just integrate the function into the AIO itself.
Hmm....seem like EasySolarII-GX is better option compared to Multi RS........
