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So… you were kind of vague. Would you prefer the Schneider?

Yes I am liking the Schneider, with its split phase I can also run my well, which I hadn’t figured out how I was going to do that. Could I get some info on your system and pics?

As for batteries I have 2, 280ah 24v lithium Or it would be 4 12 volt batteries 16 cells

Yeah I’m not good at this, looking for simple but effective and cost efficient, at least as much as possible

Yes I do, curious about why you would recommend the Schneider?

Yes, im Aware that’s why my 1st sentence in my post was “I am looking for any reason not to go with this inverter. (3000va, 2,500 watt)” the Samlex isn’t a stretch, it’s the cheaper option, with my budget I could buy the Victron, just apprehensive about spending that much money if it’s not...

Solid advise. I done a power audit with my kill-a-watt and my absolute max power usage would be 84.52% of the available 2,500 watts and that’s me running everything at the same time.

Yes Victron does make an AIO, that one is 48 volt but as I mentioned I already have a midnight classic CC, and am looking at the Victron 3,000Va 24v Inverter...

I am looking for any reason not to go with this inverter. (3000va, 2,500 watt) My absolute max wattage usage will be just 2113, and I do not intend to ever grow larger, if anything I will downsize. Tiny home 24volt system 3,000 watts of panels Midnite classic 150 cc. A very basic set up with...

Looking at the 3,000 watt Giandel or 3,000 watt Samlex

Yes midnite sells a shunt I believe I can run the panels 2S3P and the midnite 150 can handle it according to their calculator

Thanks in advance

i'm looking at 6 -440 watt panels 3 24V battleborn batteries midnite solar 150 CC 3,000 watt inverter I used the kill'a'watt to do a power usage calculation, i'm just powering basic stuff, a refrig, microwave, 2, TV's and lights, max usage with everything running will be 2,113 watts

Been lurking for a while trying to learn and I have a question. Why so much stuff, I've seen many vids (Will's included) of basic systems but reading on here I see much more stuff added to systems like E-panels, wifi, parts and pieces I have never heard of or seen used in basic systems. I'm...