Ultimate 48 volt Solar power setup

Today we unbox some nice upgrades to use on my 48 volt power system, this will be version 2.0, adding another battery, a split phase inverter and a backup charger. Build video coming soon
#solar #battery #diy #offgrid

[mikeq]

Congrats Bud, seen you growing with you systems. Looking forward to this set up.. the 220 split ph is awesome for the whole house setup.... you went all out ! post up some of your thoughts on that EG4 Inverter... I'm on the fence on it... about to go 48 volt and going to a Victron but they have that Issue that when you plug in the grid they just bypass everything unless you do a bunch of programing from what I understand...

[_vilepenguin]

The chargeverter is just a old server power supply in a box with pretty wires. That company found a genius business model.

[thelithiumpowerch]

Ohhhh ok I didn't see this video have your upgrade this was the inverter I was referring to but I see you went ahead and upgraded to the 6000xp

[Jerrylbee]

You are in Texas? Glad you don’t seem to be affected by the storms. Knock wood!

[curmudgeinnak]

Hey Mike, Love your videos. I would love to do something link this in 24v as that is what all out cabins run here in Alaska. How hard is it to find the stuff to build a set up like this? Do you have a parts breakdown list? What is fuel economy like with this one?

[terryjohnson]

Wish I didn't live so far North... To my south is a bunch of 60 foot pine trees on the neighbor's property. Love this content though...

[jimverh]

Hello I’m working on some backup power and a little cost savings running some 120 circuits I have a 50 amp Reliance 10 switch and I’m gonna set up all 120 I’ve been watching and talking to some guys. My question is hooking the 240 out to a plug so I can run a cord from it to the transfer switch as I wanna keep my options open if I loose battery or some bad to be able run my transfer switch from my gas generator . Sorry for bouncing around but if you can understand my thought any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

[quickquote]

The 6000XP is no upgrade. It's a high frequency, transformerless inverter that offers a poorer surge capacity and a shorter life expectancy than low frequency transformer based inverters. In addition its not even legal to install in your home as an ESS system in the U.S. because it lacks UL9540 certification.