BEGINNER EASY SOLAR BASIC SETUP, TEST RAN AN INDUCTION COOK TOP.
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Easy solar setup for grill kitchen. This is a basic explanation at the beginning, please go to the 4:36 mark if you want to see the test for induction. Two 100 amp hour Renogy smart batteries, 2000 watt inverter, 40 amp charge controller, 400 watts of solar all monitored by renogy one core. Can monitor it with Renogy app on phone.
Well Done! Add an Ethernet Cable between the two batteries. Connect it to the Out port on the battery you have the BT-2 connected and the In port on the other battery. You can monitor each battery that way. Another suggestion, move the extra cable laying on top of the Solar Controller. The heat escapes from the back that way. Nice Job! Great Setup! (I hate those Circuit Breakers).
Hi, thanks for the comment. The Renogy one core monitors the individual batteries for me.
Looks great! The only thing that stands out for me is you should probably be running 12/2 wire from the inverter to your 120V AC outlet. the 14/2 has the max wattage of 1800 watts, 12/2 is 1920 watts, but the run is short so you're probably okay!
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Couldn't keep my eyes off that knife.....
Scares me, must be a man thing🤣🤣
The 2000w upside down is driving the ocd side of me crazy. Why make it all perfect aside from that?!
🤣🤣 That's the side I wanted the wires going out on.
Better late than never, that 100 amp fuse between your solar charge controller and inverter should be a 50amp fuse.
Hi, if you mean between bus bar and controller that is what renogy suggests.
nice set up! just like mine my 12v system) agreed with the other comment about the 12/2 wire for the outlets. if you want to power more of the house definitely get a 48v system. keep it up!
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Really nice build this is a good blue print.
Thank you.
Maybe I missed it, but what is the size of charge control ? This is the exact size I was thinking about for little cabin in Northern AZ, except, I was going to use 3- 200 watt panels. Thanks !!
This is a 40, if you are going with 600 you will need a 60 watt, believe the 40 only takes 520 max solar input.
@Ms.Frankenbuilder Thanks...hmm seems like a bit much, maybe I'll back off 1 panel, with the option of adding it later.
Nice solar system
Thank you so much.
your system is wired wrong low side negative has to be separate from your incoming power on the battery positive and negative going into the inverter is correct but positive and negative going to your low side of your house is incorrect. If you look at your charge controller you see two sets of negative and positive there should be three sets of negative and positive three reds and three blacks, the three blacks have to be independent for the system to work properly 😢
Really have no idea what you are talking about, please send a picture of a system you have built.
Wow, what a clean install! Was the reason to install solar there just so you didn't have to run power outside? Or is everything off grid? I'll bet anything you cook out there tastes better knowing the electricity to power it was free! :)
We do have power run out from the main house for the AC when we use it during summer. Last year I decided to keep a little more money away from the power company and living in Florida tropical weather knocks our power out quite a bit.😄
Love it! Looks clean and really nice.
Thank you.
2 gauge or 2/0?
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@@Ms.Frankenbuilder have you a had any issues? 2000 watts will pull 168 amps?
@@KODIAKJAYMZ No issues, have the same inverter in my travel trailer, generator box and just put one in the van.
@@Ms.Frankenbuilder I was curious bc everyone telling me to use 2/0 for my 2000 watt Renogy charger/ inverter. I have both cables. Just want to use the 2 agw from batteries to busbars. Then 2/0 to inverter from the busbars.
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be safe use the 2/0 I believe it is thicker wire.
Brutal set up
Thank you.