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okay..long time to re-post..I installed the MPP PIP 2724LV-Mr 24V...so far so good. after 6 months here are my thoughts: I have 2 SOK 12 volts, Victron smart shunt. 425 watt single panel. On my first road trip, all was good. We used electricity for making coffee and cooking (Ikea induction...

I've had mine installed for about a month...with a 425 watt single panel and 2 SOK 12 volts and Victron smart shunt..Mostly been fine - fan noise is minimal, green light stays on. I probably have not programmed it correctly or completely. HOWEVER... few times it has shut off or an alarm has gone...

OMG I have had mine for a month and no time to hook it up..I will do that without the solar panels, and see how it works as an UPS..stay tuned

I finally got my 2 x 12v SOK batteries and will be setting up the PIP 2724LV, with the Victron smart shunt ..I am just being kinda slow and careful - don't wanna blow anything up. This is for a van with 425 single solar panel.

hi everybody, right now I am looking at the Growatt 24V SPF 3000TL LVM vs. the MPP PIP 2724LV-MR 24V, don't care about the price and 2.7 or 3 kw will work for me. I will have 425 watts of solar and 2 x 100 ah sok lifepo batteries....any opinions???? I want ease of use and reliability. (like...

I can't find an all in one that will put out 3kw AC that is 12 volt..so the Growatt and Mpp are the leading candidates. And you are correct regarding wiring. since watts divided by power equals amps ( and amps are what require the heavier wire), 24 volt systems can be cheaper and safer. Perhaps...

just wondering what grief you are referring to? I want either this unit or the Growatt 24v spf 3000. It is for a small RV but I want the potential for short bursts of almost 3kw AC output