I have used Renogy in my build 4 years ago now and apart from an issue that turned out to NOT be a Renogy problem in the end my system has been flawless. Renogy customer service was very helpful in troubleshooting my issue and went as far as swapping my inverter when ultimately the issue ended up being a Chinese main breaker issue of it not tripping but not giving its rated amps to the Renogy Inverter(s) so they couldn’t invert there rated watts beyond 900-1000 watts. Ultimately switched to Bluesea main breaker and problem was solved. System similar to yours although 4x100 ah batteries, Renogy 12v - 12v 60 amp alternator battery charger and no solar with 3,000 watts inverter.
I was very impressed with your 2 x 200ah battery bank and curious about your setup. I subscribed and would appreciate it if you could publish your system build video ASAP. Your system looked very neat. Well done, and thank you.
@@patuot5016 Thanks! I didn't film the electrical portion of the build, it was too long and disjointed to make a good video. I'd be happy to post pics and answer any questions you have though.
We went to Victron. The tech support from Renogy could not help and left us hanging with the DC to DC charge controller. It was time to make the switch. More expensive but more reliable.
I have used Renogy in my build 4 years ago now and apart from an issue that turned out to NOT be a Renogy problem in the end my system has been flawless. Renogy customer service was very helpful in troubleshooting my issue and went as far as swapping my inverter when ultimately the issue ended up being a Chinese main breaker issue of it not tripping but not giving its rated amps to the Renogy Inverter(s) so they couldn’t invert there rated watts beyond 900-1000 watts. Ultimately switched to Bluesea main breaker and problem was solved. System similar to yours although 4x100 ah batteries, Renogy 12v - 12v 60 amp alternator battery charger and no solar with 3,000 watts inverter.
I have used Renogy in my build 4 years ago now and apart from an issue that turned out to NOT be a Renogy problem in the end my system has been flawless. Renogy customer service was very helpful in troubleshooting my issue and went as far as swapping my inverter when ultimately the issue ended up being a Chinese main breaker issue of it not tripping but not giving its rated amps to the Renogy Inverter(s) so they couldn’t invert there rated watts beyond 900-1000 watts. Ultimately switched to Bluesea main breaker and problem was solved. System similar to yours although 4x100 ah batteries, Renogy 12v - 12v 60 amp alternator battery charger and no solar with 3,000 watts inverter.
Nice! Glad to hear of another positive experience, I'm sure enjoying my setup so far, about 18 months in!
I was very impressed with your 2 x 200ah battery bank and curious about your setup. I subscribed and would appreciate it if you could publish your system build video ASAP. Your system looked very neat. Well done, and thank you.
@@patuot5016 Thanks! I didn't film the electrical portion of the build, it was too long and disjointed to make a good video. I'd be happy to post pics and answer any questions you have though.
We went to Victron. The tech support from Renogy could not help and left us hanging with the DC to DC charge controller. It was time to make the switch. More expensive but more reliable.
@@cornsackman People definitely seem to prefer Victron's tech support. Thankfully I haven't needed help with anything thus far.
Hi, once again, always impressive work. Question, how many liter or cubic feet is your 12 volt refrigerator? Thanks
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@@rvc9876 Thanks! Link above, really deceptively large fridge, we can cram several days of beer and food in there 😅
I used predominantly Renogy in all my system, and for the price I can’t complain one bit.
Same here, it's been about a year and I definitely have no complaints 🤷
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I have used Renogy in my build 4 years ago now and apart from an issue that turned out to NOT be a Renogy problem in the end my system has been flawless. Renogy customer service was very helpful in troubleshooting my issue and went as far as swapping my inverter when ultimately the issue ended up being a Chinese main breaker issue of it not tripping but not giving its rated amps to the Renogy Inverter(s) so they couldn’t invert there rated watts beyond 900-1000 watts. Ultimately switched to Bluesea main breaker and problem was solved. System similar to yours although 4x100 ah batteries, Renogy 12v - 12v 60 amp alternator battery charger and no solar with 3,000 watts inverter.