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Thanks for the info. I was just about to order one from them right now.

Gameplanning how Im going to install this EG4 6000XP in my shop and connect it to my existing 100amp subpanel that is grid fed from my house main panel. Having the ability to bypass the EG4 at any time and restore 100% grid power feed to my 100amp panel is very important since it runs my entire...

Thanks for the information I'm good on a single 6000 XP. I put the 100 amp service in not knowing what the draw would be and wanted capacity when I built my office and Shop but what I have installed now is the max that will ever be installed as I'm moving in the next year or so and I'll be...

Here is the Dakota BMS communication information for the linked batteries above. Not sure if this helps you answer if they can connect and properly communicate with the EG4 Hybrid inverter...

I sent an email to my Dakota sales rep to confirm BMS protocol info so we will see what they say. I just put my clamp meter on the 2 120V grid feeds in my 100Amp shop subpanel from my house main panel. I turned on all LED lights in the office, shop inside and out, pool pump running, mini split...

Really appreciate the reply! So the Dakota batteries have built in BMS and use RS232/RS485 for communication the data sheet says... Thanks for the solar input I fo. I'll use the calculator to compensate for the low temps. 10/4 on the battery. So really just need to see if BMS can communicate...

Ok, I am fine with doing my own wiring, installation, etc. I do my own electrical, wiring, panels, meter boxes, etc. and I own a commercial IT company 18+ years. I have done multiple very small setups I designed and use for solar powered on pole security camera setups, remote/camping setups...