Відео

I’m looking at an off grid inverter. Initially I was considering the Solis inverter like you have here. But I’m now looking at Sunsynk inverters. A couple of advantages: 8.8kW AC output (including EPS output). 16kW peak output for 10 seconds, which is excellent for motor starting. Ability to parallel inverters on the EPS network.

Glad you were able to get this. I've heard nothing but good things about Starlink. I've heard it's been a God send for those affected by the recent hurricanes. Hope it's working out nicely for you!

Loved the review. We sell a lot of these units, especially in the summertime. Glad it's working well for you, and thanks for sharing!

nice project. what i would do for the shack is make exhaust system for your miners and add a mini split to keep everything cool

Excess electricity should be used to make fertilizer, Calcium nitrate (from nitric acid ; high voltage NO2 generation into water with limestone)

Get a garden hose out their, your panels are super dusty.. you’ll get higher production 👌

Get a solar powered mini split to cool the shed.

Also like your grounding method to the unistruts. Clean.

Great update! Nice to see the regular progress. Interesting how you're going to link the growatt up to the solis. Interested in seeing that.

Love it!!! Florida is exactly where I’d want this too!

What did you use to drive the ground rod in ?

how we can get these wiring diagrams?

Hello Ed's DIY Solar Farming, I analyzed your UA-cam channel and found that you are doing something wrong in uploading your videos and that's why your UA-cam channel does not rank on the top search results.

How well are you doing with the crypto mining? I assume it's way better to use excess solar production to make a good return also. Thanks, Casey

Cool you got it working good job

Oh, great tip on the bolts by weight and the no sales tax thing. Nice advice right there!

Nice. How do you like your Metabo miter saw. I have one in my cart this week for $92 bucks. Seems like a great little unit and a great value.

Nice. Always love to see it running!

Can this inverter operate when the grid is down given that it has no transformer?

😎👍

Neat!

Good idea on the connectors! I'm gonna use that!

Oh, and on the grid connection. Is that how you initially powered it up the first time? Just connected the grid and turned it on? Then set it to zero export immediately?

Which reminds me. Can you share more details (screenshots or video) on the specific settings and where you set them for the pylontech protocol and any other settings areas that were needing to be adjusted? I'll have to find the location to adjust the L1 and L2 output voltage down from 120 to 105v.

Nice! I'm super stocked to see this. Love your setup too. Nice and clean. I appreciate you showing how you wired it up too. It gives me a better idea of what I need to do myself here this weekend in beginning to wire mine up. I got most of the parts in hand now. Just waiting on the electrician to install the manual transfer switch and upgrade the incoming feed from the pole from 100v single phase to a 200v split phase. So might be another week or more before it's done. In the meantime I will unbox mine perhaps on Saturday and start it up to check out the app and basic settings.

Nice job how was the startup Did you have to get the inverter on first then the battery? Im about to order the solis and an 82kwh tesla m3 pack

😁

I would add a DC fuse in the battery line, just in case just before the DC breaker

Nice weather right now for this work. I'm following daily.

7:16 Three phase? I don't think so. Misinfo?

Nice solar array

It's coming along man. Great stuff!!

Ed here is what I think hire someone that knows what they are doing. You are running the risk of hurting or killing you or someone else. A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing sometimes. Make sure you get the grounding right. Also the pipe is usually glued together first and the cable pulled after the pipe install is complete.

Good progress, can't wait to see it finished!

Just an additional idea. Put a spring between the nut and clamp/washer. Works greats for the ones between the panels to keep the clamps up and not fall over when you try to position the 2nd panel.

👍

Looking forward to seeing your system running.MikeG

I've seen a lot of UA-camr's use one of those fuzzy mic's. Really does seem to help when outside with the wind as you mentioned. I'll be interested to see which device you end up going with for the best audio!

I wasn't aware that Nissan made an EV battery. Cool stuff and enjoyed the explanation!

Is this an ad?

Nice! I just built a PrintNC recently out of mild steel. 4' x 4' bed. With enclosure. Need to finally start using that bad bay! You do CNC stuff for work? Nice set up there.

Great overview video. Thank you. We all need more of these to help make it easier for first time users. Looking forward to more of your posts man.

That was great. Was it a radio show?

Oh, great update! Appreciate this. Nice to see it running. So is it adjustable in the settings somewhere to reduce the output voltage from 120v down to like 103? I asked Solis US support and he said it is possible. I'm in Japan so want to run at 103v per leg.

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing! Mine is on order. Glad to see what it looks like. Did you get the tigo datalogger version or the standard APST? i think it is? How's it working so far?

Hi ed i noticed on the git hub that the model your using is not listed yet, does the battery emulator still work for you?

Great idea. Simple, cheap and effective. I've used the Signature Solar claps before and I was thinking of using some unistrut in a particular place instead of the 6" mini rail they sell also. I'll still use the flashing, just replace the mini rail with a long length of unistrut. They sell two different thread adapters for the unistrut but a washer will be much cheaper I'm sure. The clamps also come in different heights for different thickness panels.

Good job, I like it.

47kWp same materials. Looking good.