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Hi Sam, Does the 200 gx switch have to be switched on, to trickle charge the starter battery? and also do I have to be connected to EHU for it to work? Motorhome is in storage and no ehu available.Many thanks

I do not understand why people do not read those fucking manuals... inverters, mppt CAN'T BE MOUNTED ON INFLAMMABLE SURFACES.... and last time I checked... wood is...

Did the unit come with the AC in/out plugs?

Hi would you still recommend the chargeur.

Nice video I am thinking of buying one of these. Thank you

I don't see any fuses on the red wires close to the battery? Be careful when you make installations, all red wires must be fuse protected as close to the battery as possible. Otherwise if you get a short circuit somewhere in the 12v system the wires will take fire. From the manual. The product must be installed in a dry and well-ventilated area, as close as possible to the batteries. There should be a clear space of at least 10 cm around the appliance for cooling.

I have a technical question I need help with. I am running a pellet stove in my house, which only draws a maximum of 3 to 5 amps, and no more than 400 watts. It's actually less, because I never used the igniter. So it's more like 200 watts and 2 to 3 amps. The fuse I have chosen is 80 amps. My inverter charges my 200ah battery at 40amps and is rated at 1000 watts. Here's my question. If I only use my setup for my pellet stove, and I never draw more than a few amps in use, is my 80amp fuse more than enough? The recommendation is much higher, but I am assuming that is with the idea of drawing much more of the 1000 watt capacity the inverter offers. I'm using 6 gauge cables, and they are only a few feet long.

Nice setup sir!

A question buddy from what you said . you say the Victron ac out goes to all van 240v sockets but have you got it running to another rcd or rccb or mcb breakers Otherwise it will be used for microwave if have one . Water heater or space heater . then anything you plug in to other sockets I believe you get a total of 5 sockets

Brilliant explanation, thank you for your help

Mini (Winter) Solar Tip: You can gradually turn down a boiler and all other hungry electricity consumers with the "5000W dimmer". Ebay €7. I run 5 dimmers in parallel on an 850W inverter. Kettle 2.2KW at 150W runs 12 hours a day, so the water is always hot. The room is also nicely heated. 2.5KW washing machine runs in parallel with dimmed to 200...400W. Iron, dishwasher, oven, electric heater, coffee machine, all internal heating are throttled with me. Videos about it on my channel ua-cam.com/video/eC2olbCBhh0/v-deo.html The inverter stays cool, quiet and the MOSFETs remain intact because extreme current peaks no longer arrive at the inverter. Now every Mini PV Inverter is enough to sell large devices. So, with the dimmer, all internal heaters/devices can be converted into base load devices that stay almost permanently ON, drawing very little current directly from the PV. With a wattmeter / energy cost measuring device you can then measure this perfectly in order to set the dimmer optimally. A little hint (for everyone else): Energy cannot be saved. So if I want to boil my water, I always have to use the same amount of energy for one liter. Christian's method relies on a longer period of time with less power in order to be able to use the power provided by the PV as efficiently as possible - so consumption peaks are intercepted. In the end, the energy consumption should even be (slightly) higher due to the interposition of the dimmer, but it doesn't matter, since more efficient coverage by the PV system and therefore better use of the self-generated energy...................

Nice video. I’m looking at installing one in my overlanding vehicle. Don’t you need another AC breaker on the output side? Not quite sure if it’s needed.

I have an o2 sim in my phone could I take that out and put it in the m1 device? Or how do you go about getting a second sim on the same account so I can put a sim into the m1 and use my phone data?

you will definately love the machine. we have it for the last almost 1 year and it pulls 8 hour workdays easily. when we got it we got all the extras that goes with it. telescopic arms jackhammer, different buckets and now awaiting for auger and ripper *for tree stumps* PS. if you have any questions re the machine happy to assist/answer them for you. me and my guys love using it daily💪😍

You should probably put it in more of an open area! Will probably provide better bandwidth

Nice helpful video, may I ask the size of your battery and type.

Victron measure their 230V output capacity in VA, so unfortunately, you actually only have just about 1300W of available power and this decreases with if the unit gets hot.

Hi can ask where you purchased it please?

Hi What size of fuse is on the positive cable from the multiplus to the house battery?

Thanks for the video. I am planning to buy the nighthawk m1 for my trucking job. Traveling all over the united states delivering freight.

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I have also done the rear, i did find a bit of rust there

That's a nice job. I'm just looking at taking my rears off for same.. Not plucked up the bottle yet 😂