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Anyone confirmed low temp cutoff on these yet ?

What charger did you use initially?

What width copper bar are you using? And would your disconnect switch really fit attaching directly to the Lynx?

https://community.victronenergy.com/questions/6573/will-the-fuse-leds-on-lynx-distributor-illuminate.html

As long as your SCC can handle the total volts (VOC (s) with adjustment for cold temps), you can wire them in series. This may provide an advantage by having a higher panel voltage, so SCC will start passing power to bank sooner and often later in a day. And, yes, in general, an SCC will take...

Will this work with the Victron Cerbo?

Ive used superstrut / unistrut rails (parallel to long side of trailer) and then mounted panels to them. allows some variation and gets them up off roof providing cooling. Tilt options can built right away or later too.

Thanks. Cant add a fourth panel on the roof as the 3 literally take up near all of it. Would be adding a separate SCC for remote panels.

$50.

3 x 315w panels with 40V VOC and 10 amp ISC. Going in a 12V system. Planning on putting them in series. So 120V VOC total, and the temp coefficient has them still good for a 150V rated SCC. The 150/60 has the nominal 12V wattage at 860, so it would be overpaneled by 85 watts or ~10%.

I just had someone ask me this same question a couple weeks ago.

what do you suggest for an inverter ( 2-3kw range) and a transfer switch to use in conjunction with this?

what did you end up with regarding insulation?

The contacts for the DC Voltage Detector are on the remote panel. The only other information I have is this : https://www.sigineer.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/DC-Voltage-Detector-Spec-Sheet-20191205.pdf And the manual for the inverter/charger is here...

Getting above $500, obviously, but the Sigineer 3kw 12v Inverter / Charger of 70 amps at $659: https://www.sigineer.com/product/3000-watt-inverter-charger-12-volt-110v-120vac-built-transfer-switch-gfci-pure-sine-wave/#description has a $70 remote panel...

Here is the 2kw AMPINVT listing on Amazon : https://www.amazon.com/AMPINVT-Inverter-Converter-Adjustable-Frequency/dp/B07QXC2V57?th=1 And it has this listed there: Mains Charging Voltage is adjustable DC 12V Inverter :13.6-14.9VDC DC 24V Inverter :27.2-29.8VDC DC 48V Inverter :54.4-59.6VDC

got that link she sent? EDIT: nevermind, misread your post, the previous link is what you were referring to. thanks,

This thread has been very helpful to me. Thank you. I do need a 2000 watt inverter /charger though (the size these skip). Any suggestions?

sent message. thanks

i am in Asheville NC, where are you located?