I have my solar setup on the EG4 Brightmount Ground Solar Mounts with Two 6x6x10 posts cut in half using Six Hq195w Panels on it, with 8 East facing 460w Bifacial Panels and another 4 on the roof. The one thing you should get for your current setup is the Bluetti PV Step down module. It's worth it, with that you don't have to worry about the Volts coming in, You'll get the Max 2400 watts off each unit.
I still have my Bluetti Ac300 but i'm using the Ecoflow Delta Pro Ultra now. It's a game changer in the solar world. I only use the AC300 now stricly for Multiple bad weather days in a row in situations where i would of had to fire up a gas generator, and whenever I have a super sunny day whatever extra power I have left over from my main system I just dump the power into that for the next bad weather situation.
Thanks John I’m running 6 x 250 watt Trina solar panels 3 x 3 in parallel running about 80 to 91 volts max on each array definitely works great over paneling making sure to stay well under 150 volts.
I forgot to mention to you you can upgrade to the AC 500 and run up to four B300s per inverter Hope this helps on your decision on weather to upgrade to 10000 watts over the 6000. ( the special cable can be purchased from Bluetti to run the B300s on the AC500)
I see nothing in the users manual about a minimum The AC300+B300 supports two PV inputs. Each individual input supports up to 12A and the charging voltage should be between 12-150V. The AC300+B300 can achieve a combined maximum of 2400W of total solar input.
I have my solar setup on the EG4 Brightmount Ground Solar Mounts with Two 6x6x10 posts cut in half using Six Hq195w Panels on it, with 8 East facing 460w Bifacial Panels and another 4 on the roof. The one thing you should get for your current setup is the Bluetti PV Step down module. It's worth it, with that you don't have to worry about the Volts coming in, You'll get the Max 2400 watts off each unit.
I still have my Bluetti Ac300 but i'm using the Ecoflow Delta Pro Ultra now. It's a game changer in the solar world. I only use the AC300 now stricly for Multiple bad weather days in a row in situations where i would of had to fire up a gas generator, and whenever I have a super sunny day whatever extra power I have left over from my main system I just dump the power into that for the next bad weather situation.
Thanks John I’m running 6 x 250 watt Trina solar panels 3 x 3 in parallel running about 80 to 91 volts max on each array definitely works great over paneling making sure to stay well under 150 volts.
I forgot to mention to you you can upgrade to the AC 500 and run up to four B300s per inverter Hope this helps on your decision on weather to upgrade to 10000 watts over the 6000. ( the special cable can be purchased from Bluetti to run the B300s on the AC500)
Hi what is the minimum solar panel requirement to charge the AC300 with MC4 cables? Thank You.
I see nothing in the users manual about a minimum
The AC300+B300 supports two PV inputs. Each individual input supports up to 12A and the charging voltage should be between 12-150V. The AC300+B300 can achieve a combined maximum of 2400W of total solar input.