This helped, thanks

in Phoenix they are nice to have in the garage, they keep the garage cool

what labels are you using on the wires? I bought some and they won't stay wrapped arout the wires Thanks for a great video

HOWdy L-S, ... THANKS = I have a GROWATT SPF 6000T DVM-MPV that I am quite satisfied with but these EG4 6000XP's seem quite interesting & Adequate I'm anxious to hear you 1-month / 3-month / 6-moth / reviews COOP the WiSeNhEiMeR from Richmond, INDIANA ... ps: I have never been able to configure my Growatt WiFi Dongle (because I do NOT own a CELLULAR Telephone ) & because they want me to broadcast my INFORMATION to CHINA ??? 😞 ...

Thank you for posting, I’m trying to find out if these inverters require each string of pv to be paralleled into each inverter? Electrician in me seems to think that this makes sense but obviously only 2 moots per inverter and you have 3 strings so this wouldn’t work. Looks like you just brought your first two strings into one and the third string into the second. Secondly, if you only had two strings and 3 inverters would this mean one inverter doesn’t get any solar input? Hope this question makes sense.

There is a 300ah model. It would be nice to evaluate it when there is a chance. Thank You

There is a 300ah model. It would be nice to evaluate it when there is a chance. Thank You

very nice setup

Come back a year from now and let us know if these low cost (cheap) transformerless invertets are still working.

Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing

Impressive installation, thanks for walking us through it.

Great review, That wireless dongle is a huge security flaw without a password, is there a way to enable password? (I don't see why they don't sell a dongle that combines switchable secure encrypted wireless and wired LAN combo), and would like to see the MPPT voltage minimum dropped to v48 or lower).

Looks nice and neat. I did similar with a 6x6 wire way and was able to use most of the provided knockouts, but I did make the battery one a bit larger just so they lined up with the nuts inside the inverter better. Think I punched it to 2”. I did want to ask about grounding. I have family licensed electricians. He told be to add a common ground bar inside the 6x6 wire way and then have all the devices connect to that common ground. His expectation was not to rely on the conduit between the inverter and wireway for grounding connection, this ensures the wireway is grounded to a mechanically connected set of screws, just like in a electrical panel. I think since this is smaller gauge wire vs larger wire there are grounding allowances in the code book, but that’s how I did it. Common ground bus mounted inside wireway back to electrical panel then inverter, batteries, and a victron charge controller I use for testing all run back to that common ground bar inside the wireway.

Excellent video. Thank you.

Great video 👍 love the setup 😮

Great video, one note, the fans of the first inverter will end up blowing hot into the intake of the other inverter.

looks awesome

Nice

Been waiting on this one! And you aren't wrong about the internet connected device craze. It's not useful in many cases, and it's always a security risk. I would much rather have my own subnet connected through a router that doesn't allow incoming connections at all than have the "convenience" of easily connected devices. The Internet of Things should be managed by offline modules you can choose to update over your own network but never communicates beyond your home network without permission and absolute necessity. Household appliance manufacturers are no more ready for harmful code injection than your nearest great grandmother is on her iPhone. There are way too many unknown faults that could cause real world harm.

Can you explain the 80% derate rule mentioned around 4:40 and how it applies here?

Looking great, however the open wireless would be a deal breaker for me. There are libraries for WPA2 and 3 encryption, it's not as if they'll have to write this code from scratch and skimping on this is quite a bad look. I would push them hard to address this vulnerability.

Siemans, no thanks. Hated working on their equipment in the military days.

Great job with the wiring! Looks very up to the task and well managed. I'm sure it wasn't easy but is certainly worth it!

Nice and neat. Well done. Where do you purchase your wireway ?

I've been using the Solar Assistant for a while now on a smaller system, and it works pretty good, though for me it will occassionslly lose connection and you have to manually disconnect and reconnect (through the software). I asked about either auto reseting when it disconnects, or at least give some notification, however, he said he hadn't heard of the problem. I found a few other people mentioning it on other forums. Still a nice system, it's just annoying when it happens.

Another nice video Mike!

80% derate rule only comes into play when you are pulling 100% of the circuit breaker and wire size for 3 hours of continues draw from your circuit breaker panel then after the 3 hours you can only draw 80% this is due to the heat that is built up in the circuit breaker and wire. Temperature rating of the wire needs to be 90 degree C.

Yank split junk still.

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Good job on bundling the grounded conductor with its ungrounded conductors. It is a NEC requirement when multiple grounded conductors share the same conduit.

Why not an18kw instead 2- 6ks inverters??

Yes, Huge security issue!!!

To disable or encryp the WiFi dongle: Find the IP address the dongle got from your router and access it via a web browser. The default login is admin/admin. Select "English", and then you can adjust the "Wifi Mode Setting" to either disable the "AP Mode", or in the "AP Mode Setting" tab, you can enable encryption and add a password. I recommend leaving the SSID to it's original name otherwise the EG4 app wont be able to find it. This is working fine for me. Good luck, Mr Goodbits

Great vid! I saw the SOK and EG4 batteries if I am not mistaken. Are they connected together? In other words, can one connect two batteries from different manufacturers in parallel with no ill effects? Thank you.

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You have it looking great 👍

Nice clean install. Looks good.

Same, I love mine, but the WIFI adapter.... I'm trying to get the Wired connection, but its constantly sold out, and expensive... good luck!

Does the 18k version have the same issue with the ssid?

What printer do you use forcthe cable labeling ? Is pin terninals worth it? I see you dont use any?

Stunning installation

Sweet the surge power must be amazing. May need an air diverter between the units.

Does the 6000XP communicate with the Lynx? Why did you need the shunt, wouldn't the Lynx provide the data you need?

Thanks for sharing. I’m considering the same. Really appreciate you sharing your experience with setup and use.

that is just so they can still charge their devices, at "your place " when the power gets shut off lol.

Clear as mud !!

Does the unsecured inverter SSID give you access to settings or just for monitoring ? Wired dongle $200 seems like they just want you to use wifi, that’s disturbing in so many ways.

Great job on the install! I'm partial to the conduit/wireway look. It just makes things look nice and clean! Looking forward to your future tests on this inverter. I sent you a message on the forum with a link to a doc that might help you add a password to the WiFi dongle. YT doesn't like links in the comments if they don't come from the creator. Regarding the fans on the inverter, I've seen other folks buy floor register diverters and put them on the discharge side of the inverter so you're not feeding warm air from one inverter directly into the other inverter.

WOW that looks awesome man!

How did you do the knockouts for the wire way?