Good video. I have 2 12v systems that i run constantly. Both are with a 1000w inverter. My 1400w solar, 400ah lithium battery bank, 1000w Renogy inverter, the system has 2 gauge wire running from the battery bank to the inverter. But from my charge controller to the battery bank is 8g and 4g. 3 separate mppt charge controllers, 2 are 30a and 1 40a. My box has 400w of solar, 30a mppt charge controller, 100ah lithium battery anda 1000w Li time inverter. 8g wire from the charger controller to the battery and 2g wire to the inverter. (Didnt include fuses, breakers, shunts, ect) Everything stays cool and no problems. I also had the .2v variation from the charge controller to the battery, upgraded the wire and it was right on the money for voltage. If the charge controller you have runs off of one of the SRNE apps, one of them have a calibration set up for voltage between panels and charge controller and charge controller to battery.
Good video. I have 2 12v systems that i run constantly. Both are with a 1000w inverter. My 1400w solar, 400ah lithium battery bank, 1000w Renogy inverter, the system has 2 gauge wire running from the battery bank to the inverter. But from my charge controller to the battery bank is 8g and 4g. 3 separate mppt charge controllers, 2 are 30a and 1 40a. My box has 400w of solar, 30a mppt charge controller, 100ah lithium battery anda 1000w Li time inverter. 8g wire from the charger controller to the battery and 2g wire to the inverter. (Didnt include fuses, breakers, shunts, ect) Everything stays cool and no problems. I also had the .2v variation from the charge controller to the battery, upgraded the wire and it was right on the money for voltage. If the charge controller you have runs off of one of the SRNE apps, one of them have a calibration set up for voltage between panels and charge controller and charge controller to battery.
Thank you
Need a bus bar and 8 gauge to the battery input to the controller and 2 gauge from the bus bar to the battery and inverter.
@@solardiyhobbyandrevies8118 why do I need a bus bar? If possible, can you please elaborate or email me at kevin.lee.doyle1@gmail.com. Thanks.
I don't see a positive wire going to your inverter.
Its there, might have been how I was shooting the video.