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@@billasweather7833 that is good to know. Thanks for the tip.

@@Michael-e9s2x every one loves Forst Gump 😅

I keep dumping my trash in the frunk of my neighbor’s CT. Fortunately only 39,000 are sold of the 250k target. It means they will slash prices by 20k this year.

@@1001Balanceyou’re so cool ! 💀

​@1001Balance A Model Y is 1/2 the price and goes further on 80kw battery. That is why Elon gives free supercharging and free FSD. Then people spend 1,000's wrapping their Lemon

@@1001Balance he has lots of room to slash prices given the profit from the Y and 3's. The CT is his own self pride nit yo see it fail. I had a deposit for 2 years when it was touted as $70k, 500 mile range. He can't efficiently add more battery without additional weight and cost. It's a Flop

The Free Supercharging is not worth the $20k price over the standard CT. It's only worth 20 cents a mile. $20k in charging goes a long way

@@markhunt6573 I checked the settings after I read your comment. It is showing independent now. I will try them out in my next experiment to see what changes. Thanks for the tip.

@@markhunt6573 thanks for the comment. I no longer have this particular system. I feel like I tried everything short of taking it apart. The one they replaced it with is working perfectly.

@ good deal..

I do this as well with my E3600. After it reads 100% I can still read grid power watts coming in. It gets less and less til finally reads 0 watts charging. Good, important video, this. Thanks!

@@glennbeal5710 I was concerned too. I could not find any info on people’s experience with defective units. That is one of the reasons I made this public. When it came down to it, they stood behind there product and replaced the defective unit… after I showed them that video. The unit I have now is working great. I am very satisfied 😁. I hope your unit is great great right out the box.

@@glennbeal5710 I had my unit replaced too for fan problems. It too awhile to get the replacement, but everything good now

@@re-thinkthis4880 did you have to pay send in the defective unit for them to diagnose or perhaps you were less than 3 months from purchase date?

@@markhunt6573 how was that process? Were you 3 months or less from purchase date?

@@timmccall8318 it was about 5 months after purchasing. But problems started after 2 months. They paid postage both ways.

@@rgraz4929 thanks for the comment. I did not have to pay for anything to get the return completed. They took care of the shipping arrangements. I just needed to have the box and I use that for the return. So it was pretty easy. It took a couple months, but besides that it was pretty easy

I have heard the the XT60 ports minimum voltage may be closer to 30 than the listed 32. I’m not sure if the varies between the two ports but it’s possible

Thanks for the message, I do not know why the charger would not work on the first port but it did on the second port. It is a bit strange. Will consider that more as time goes on.

Thanks for the comment, I will post a video detailing what was going on. I went quite during the process because I wanted to give Pecron a chance to fix it which they did. But I have the video's, they will be informative. Stay tuned!

@@re-thinkthis4880 Awesome. Looking forward to it!

Thanks for the comment, You are correct about the charge discharge limits. I set the lower limit to 15% and I will set the upper limit to 85 % to keep the battery in optimal health. ( At least that is the idea.) I can change as needed for emergencies and such.

@@re-thinkthis4880 Thanks!

Note that you at least periodically need to charge to 100% to balance the batteries

@@BarryBurtenshaw Thanks. If I charge the E3600LFP to 100% and unplug the moment it goes from 99 to 100%, cells are pretty balanced, BUT if I leave it plugged in past 100% (with AC and DC off) cells get more unbalanced. So for now on, when I want to charge to 100% which would be rarely, I will stop charging the moment SOC reaches 100%.

@@johnmal5975 It takes some getting used to the slow pace of communication but it works. Thanks for the comment.

This is the correct answer. Hopefully, this UA-camr sees this and understands.

What I’m wondering is if there’s a setting so it feeds off a battery first so it doesn’t go to grid and shut off the unit. I don’t own one of these unit units, but I’m researching.

The reason is it shuts off is it bypasses the battery when plugged in so if you got the 30 amp plug to charge it it would have no problem passing thru the house power but you have a 15 amp cord to charge it!

Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the comment, you sure are taking a lot of precautions. You know your system very well. I was trying something like that for the first time I started the system, turning the fan on low and then turning the AC on, but something still didn't work. I think it might be the ups like another comment suggested. I will continue with different set ups and report on what I find. I also just found the power distribution panel in the RV. But which line goes to the house batteries I did not see. There is one labled misc all the others are like, AC, fridge, micro... etc.

You can put a boost capacitor kit on the compressor to help with that startup. Maybe 15.00 . It piggy backs the existing capacitor . Stores juice for when you need it.

Thanks for the comment, I do not know that my RV has an internal inverter. It has a converter, that turns AC to DC to keep the house battery charged but when I am not connected to shore power the AC outlets do now work in the RV.

Thanks for the comment and tip. I will looking into disabling the ups on the next go around. As for Ben Carson, I will need to look him up =).

@@re-thinkthis4880 I asked the question on Jasonoid's channel under his review of the E3600LFP on your behalf but no one responded. I think it would work fine if you were inputing 30A and outputing 30A.

@@rgraz4929 Thanks for the attempt.

I just tested it out and I still don't know. I tried tapping it with my fingernails. It feels like the screen on my I-phone but that is not saying much... other than a scratch test; which I do not want to do. I do not know how I can be sure.

@@re-thinkthis4880 Thanks for the reply. Maybe a hard plexiglass? When you touch it when looking at it from an angle, does the reflection change/distort?

@@thetravelingmyfundsarelow1693 thanks for the comment, I think the combination of input and output was too high for 15 amp connector that I was using. When the RV is plugged in it uses about 300 watts of constantly. The AC will only add to that. So the AC was pulling about 1700 watts at peak, but started at about 900 watts.

Thanks for the response. I will change the settings next time to make the screen stay on longer. At set up I must have selected a short screen on time.

The surge situation is interesting. I will look into that in more detail in the future. I will be sure to report anything I find out in the process.

@@re-thinkthis4880 I wonder if there's any way to change or disable the UPS function. Doesn't UPS work as a pass-through without affecting battery reserves. But in this case, it can't pass through because input is way less than the output.

I want to buy one of these. I think it's normal to have some noise especially when charging at 100% speed. If you lower the charging speed to say 40%, does the noise get quieter?

@@rgraz4929 no it’s the same thing. It’s mainly when charging by solar power

@@markhunt6573 Not sure. There's 2 YT channels where I would ask the question: Jasonoid and Ramblin' Bob. Both regularly reply to their comments.

Sorry for the delayed response. ( didn't really think I would get any comments =) I am liking the system so far. The fan makes a little noise when charging but nothing crazy. I have heard of some older units for other brands making a lot of noise when the fans come on. Ps. I just uploaded a video where I really test the system for the first time.

Thanks for the comment. The output on the panels seems to stay within the 200 to 300 range. The panels are flexible so getting them to stay exactly where and how you want is a bit time consuming. But I like how lite and portable they are. So far so good. I would get them knowing what I know now.

@@re-thinkthis4880 Thanks for the reply. Output sounds great.. Very encouraging! Thx.

I'd buy a different panel. If any of my pecron 300 panels is blocked it goes to ZERO charge 😢

​@trubdr could it be because of wiring the panels series or parallel? Interesting comment though since I'm about to purchase this unit with 6 panels.

Great to hear. I have not yet plugged in the 30 amp service. I will surely upload the video of my first time =).

@@re-thinkthis4880 that would be a good video, nobody yet has tested the e3600 on there rv for UA-cam.👍🏻🇺🇸

Not sure exactly but less than 400. Price might have changed since then.

The magnet's did not seem to affect the standby life of the battery.

I like the a lot! Put about 10 k miles on them so far. Drove across the country in all weather literally, desert off road, rain, snow in Flagstaff, dry, high heat, high temp, they have held up great. I would buy them again for sure. Good luck with yours.

Glad to hear this helps.