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Well, my brother just installed 2 of these with 33 Canadian Solar 600w panels, in our home country, right now they are only with grid and solar, no batteries ( working on it ), but so far they seems to be performing great. For our Country electrical system they have to change to 208/120, because...

I have not found any way to confirm this info. Nothing on DEYE website nor anywhere online. can you confirm or is that the relay that you suggested needs to be replaced?

I like better the tree system, feels like more confident and less stressful, when it comes down to installation. Also you have 4 points of anchor instead of 1.

I have seen that before, here is a video of a guy that install the same system.

http://www.treesystem.it/treesystem-per-impianti-fotovoltaici

Come on man....a breaker is a breaker!!!! you can use a breaker for anything you want, even for the GROUND, if you want to, as long as it is rated for the current on the system.

I agree, just putting a comparison based on price and today's inflation, what is the most you can get for your money.

Exactly. Take this example: Sol-Ark 15K = $8,500.00 (+/-) Split Phase 120/240 Deye 16K = $3,500.00 (+/-) Single Phase 240 x 2 = $7,000.00 (+/-) 50KVA Transformer = $2,300.00 (+/-) 1 - Phase 240/480 to 120/240 So...with the price of 1 Sol-Ark 15k + $1,000.00 extra (+/-)...

That is a lot of power, also those will take a lot of square space in your garage.

Whaaaoo!!! Nice, when did this happens, I've been tracking any updates with no luck, where did you get this info? so the new units will come with a 200A passthrough relay or breaker or how this will work?

Yeah, you are right, I forgot the transformer. My apologies.

AHHH....11KW??? Check this.

But this is directly from DEYE, you can still buy it from another source.

I totally agree with you. Sol-Ark guy is trying to became the Elon Musk for the inverter market in the us, he have not realize how consequential is this for him and his company.

It is amazing how discouraging are some people here, I've been reading a few post and the same users always have a discouraging opinion or they take the conversation out of topic right away. Some of us admire people like @misterbubbacat for always stay in topic and focus on the matter at hand...

That is the way to go, BIG OR GO HOME!!!! Nice set up, and you can always add more.

Check out this guy, he did something similar at what you want, but off-grid: https://youtube.com/channel/UCMgHp0p8yXqtUEKSiukQ_jQ

Looks like they change the setup, I'll just connect all the A/C output and Ground to this terminal and not the outer. Also check if there is a ground/neutral bond at the inverter, just to be on the safe side.

base on the manual, the internal lug is for A/C input only.

Maybe I did not put it in the right context, I just review the manual page 14: and page 15: I apologize for the misunderstanding, you are right.

I'm telling you, this is SCARY, it gives me the goosebumps just to see the pictures.

:oops: did you find a sign like this one? this thing looks like one of those Russian nuclear testing equipment's from the 50's !!! :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

BE CAREFULL!!! Consult with an Electrician if you have doubts, "case or chassis" ground is not the same as A/C ground, you can't ignore the A/C ground and rely on the case ground, they both need to be connected, separately of course: A/C ground needs to go to your breaker panel and tied to the...

try this one, I think it's better and you will have your + and - on the center of the pack.

If you are on a budget and want to get one of the best options, get in touch with signature solar, their EG4 line of batteries and their new 6000 EX-48 HV plus some of their solar panel packages, will do the job right and you don't have to build a power plant. At least for the purpose of what...

Just make sure that the wire, from the battery or batteries to the Lynx or Busbar that you decide, are the same length and also from the Lynx or Busbar to the inverters.

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:(y)?

Even Will use the Lynx Distributor system.

Also you can hack the Power in and will save a lot of money, check this videos:

Exactly my point, you can configure it and add as many distributors or power in as you want, you will still get 1000 AMPs busbar/distribution system. Regarding the Theory on Wiring Large Systems, "FORGETA 'BOUT IT" ?? your system will never be close to that amount of amps, that is industrial...

If you are going with the 48v here are some options: US Warehouse base Chinese company for cells: https://www.docanpower.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=60_154 This comes from china, I believe they may have a distributor or a stock in the US, not sure...

Because you are using Victron equipment's, you should take this inconsideration: https://www.victronenergy.com/dc-distribution-systems this is the Lynx line of DC distribution, you will not be disappointed and will be cheaper and safer than building your own bus bars.

Get a couple of buddies and buy them 3 cases of beer and nice steaks and do it over the weekend. That's what I would do at this price point.

Also I found this video, it may help you with what you want. and this one too:

something like this: But follow the instructions above and change the connections from the inverter to the shunt and the disconnect switch.