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Thank you ill give it try. are the fan voltage 48,? or perhaps 12

I have a pair of 5548's with 70kwhr of lfp that I recently put together mostly to fire an moderately sized electric kiln. Its working great. I start it out about 5 am on the grid then as the sun comes up my grid tied panels kick in . If the sun is working they contribute about 6 of the 11 kw...

where did you get them for 2500?

I cant bring myself to pay 5k or more for a 9.6 KwHr battery .I have 40 KwHr's of new surplus LFP's price average of $70 a KwHr

I'm still hopeful.could get it going for a whole house solution. my current setup is solaredge 6k grid tie and a couple separate off grid systems that require i switch a couple transfer and battery switches to get going

its a autotransformer to run splitphase when its off grid .I think it has a transfer switch in it too...

I have one of the ML33RTA batteries .i got the min 11.6-us inverter, the the transformer and battery all brand new for $800 but im still stuck. The Min3000BDCBL is only 3kw capable but can be stacked . the webpage that posted the pages i linked is from austraia

here is a manual https://www.austraenergy.com.au/upload/growatt/BDC%20BOX%20manual.pdf

here is the growatt device i was talking about https://www.solar4ever.com.au/Brochures/Solar4Ever%20-%20Growatt%20BDC%20box.pdf

I got a min 11.4 that i havent installed because of hv battery problem growwatt made a dc converter that boosted 48v to hv but it seems not to be supported,but I found some promising circuit designs just need a smart electrical engineer to to do the math...

My understanding is thatgrid forming inverters are the key to macro and micro grid control and are the hot topic around 1741 SA, but they are not new. the sunny island inverter is almost 20 years old and is a grid forming inverter that can form a microgrid that can control the output of standard...