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10-4 will do thank you,

are you saying three inverters each with its own wire to the positive and negative post of the battery to eliminate the buss bar? yes its a single battery and no at the moment pulling max amps 300+ would probably work but not be good for it at all. More so looking at future sizing. Should the...

Goes above my knowledge but the page for the wire says 405amps at 600v wonder if it matters that it's for 48v? What's the difference between a t fuse and a 2p dc breaker?

yes they have a setting and a wiring diagram for 120/240 split phase with three units.

its for 120/240 split phase. One inverter will power one leg and two inverters the other leg.

I have attached a sketch of my system schematic. I do not have this system built yet but it shows all the inverters, batteries, and panels I currently have. My biggest challenge I have is determining the right wire size from the inverters to the battery bank. When I am running the calculations...

well by theory one leg will have 10000w of power they other 5000watts. not really different then a 6000xp that puts 3000w on each leg of split phase.

that's my thought with three. I don't really need 15000w of power at this point but they are cheap inverters so if one goes down I still have 10000w. Its my sole power source other then hooking up to a generator so giving me redundancy is big. Seen to many people with 18kw units that go down for...

I have seen what your talking about with eg4 where each unit puts out its own 120/240 split phase. I just haven't been able to find if the powmr has to line side feeds so that each unit provides split phase as opposed to one providing one leg of 120 and the other being synced to provide the...

Those of you running these or are familiar with them do you you know if three units can still be ran in 120/240v split phase layout. I have an email to the company but haven't received a response back yet. It makes sense when i have two units that they can do this easily with one powering one...