monsterdeer
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My solar setup:
4 12v 100amp lithium batteries in parallel
60 amp MPPT controller
8 100 watt Renogy panels in series
4000 watt inverter
2 500amp battery monitors--I bought the renogy first and added a victron for bluetooth
600 amp bus bars
I am using 4/0 + and - to the inverter from the bus bars
I will run 4/0 from the battery pack to the bus bars
Fuse/Circuit Breaker--Any suggestions?
Output from the main terminal of the inverter--32 amp CB
Output from the 32amp CB inverter breaker goes to three 15amp CB's for three lines--each line 15amp GFI outlet
450amp fuse from bus bar to inverter
20 amp CB on solar panel array
60amp CB from controller to battery pack
I have two 12V low temp relays that shutdown at 33-34 degrees--one shuts down the solar panels and one shuts down the controller (overkill). I also have a 12V clock, a 12V coach temp gauge, the inverter display switch has a power on/off switch and both battery monitor shunts. All goes to a fuse box. I installed a CB from the fuse box which is sized for the highest amp rating of the gauges, relays and battery monitor shunts, that go to the fuse box--the CB is handy to turn the fuse box off.
I use the CB's for protection and to have the ability to turn off each circuit. I think I have no parasitic power loss?
4 12v 100amp lithium batteries in parallel
60 amp MPPT controller
8 100 watt Renogy panels in series
4000 watt inverter
2 500amp battery monitors--I bought the renogy first and added a victron for bluetooth
600 amp bus bars
I am using 4/0 + and - to the inverter from the bus bars
I will run 4/0 from the battery pack to the bus bars
Fuse/Circuit Breaker--Any suggestions?
Output from the main terminal of the inverter--32 amp CB
Output from the 32amp CB inverter breaker goes to three 15amp CB's for three lines--each line 15amp GFI outlet
450amp fuse from bus bar to inverter
20 amp CB on solar panel array
60amp CB from controller to battery pack
I have two 12V low temp relays that shutdown at 33-34 degrees--one shuts down the solar panels and one shuts down the controller (overkill). I also have a 12V clock, a 12V coach temp gauge, the inverter display switch has a power on/off switch and both battery monitor shunts. All goes to a fuse box. I installed a CB from the fuse box which is sized for the highest amp rating of the gauges, relays and battery monitor shunts, that go to the fuse box--the CB is handy to turn the fuse box off.
I use the CB's for protection and to have the ability to turn off each circuit. I think I have no parasitic power loss?
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