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Yes, it's an all in one. I needed to hear another voice about efficiency, thanks. (You're avatar is great btw, funny!)

I had planned on leaving the existing converter in place just to keep the installation as simple as possible. The larger size inverter is to accommodate the a/c unit on hot days.

There is a similar question already posted but this one contains some different details (and I don't want to remove the existing RV converter box). I have an RV with a 120v system and a 12v system. The 12v water pumps, fans and lights are not very power hungry but there is a 12v refrigerator...

Thanks, you always popup with good answers.

This is the system I am planning on installing but the additional output from bifacial panels is confusing me. (They will be mounted over white gravel). I am planning on running 16 of the following panels to 2 EG4 6500EX-48 inverters. The planned configuration is 4S to each MPPT. There are 2...

Can I ask what state you are in? What are your typical min/max temps you reach in the shed?

https://www.mobile-solarpower.com/48v-complete-system-blueprint.html I'm planning on building mostly the off-grid system depicted above to charge/supplement an EV and be an emergency backup for the house. The equipment is going in a new, currently un-insulated 10x12 wooden shed. I live in...

The solar was only ever intended to supplement the 12v system. Its a really tiny RV, the fridge is propane+12v, if I want something like A/C or the 120v outlets I have a Bluetti I can connect. Thanks so much for your replies, based on what I have read here I will just connect the SCC directly...

So this is what I am planning and wanted to post it for feedback. I have an RV with no solar and a WFCO WF-8735P converter. I am planning on swapping the lead acid battery with a Chins Lithium battery and adding solar. This particular WFCO converter does not support Li batteries and it is my...