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So I finally had some time to assemble my setup and noticed that the battery was down to 40% and wanted to charge it up. I bought 4x of these in line fuses (https://www.renogy.com/solar-connector-waterproof-in-line-fuse-holder-w-fuse/) to use on my 4x 100W Renogy panels and bought this 4 to 1...

Just need a quick confirmation on this as I've seen a few YouTube videos that were conflicting to what I thought I had read online on the proper way of doing this. If I wanted to attach both my charge controller and inverter to the battery at the same time so I could conceivably charge and use...

Silly question, I was starting to finally assemble my rig and noticed that I do not have a bolt/washer/nut for my 250A bolt on fuse that I'm putting between the inverter cable and the battery. The inverter cable is 1/0 and has a 3/8 hole, the inverter is a 2000W Renogy and I have a 12V 200AH...

Specs of my 4x Renogy 12v 100W Panels: Short-Circuit Current (Isc): 5.21A Maximum Series Fuse Rating: 15A Getting conflicting info and can't seem to find a reliable source of info on this. Want to make sure I get this done properly to keep everything safe. Looking to connect these 4 panels in...

I think I have just about everything that I need to begin assembling my mini portable offgrid system. This will be a 12V system wired in parallel on the panels. This is more meant for grid down scenarios after storms and stuff to keep my fridge powered and a couple of other key essentials...

So I've purchased a Renogy 12V 200AH battery and a Renogy 2000W inverter to use as a mini offgrid system should the power go out at home. This is mainly to power my fridge which uses about 600W running and about 1200W surge at most, but I may have other things (like modem, router, Instant Pot)...