[Sticky] Welcome to the EG4 Community Forum!

@caesarv I think that is a fantastic idea I "cheated" and did a suggestion post at https://forum.eg4electronics.com/community/postid/90/

But a dedicated channel would be awesome.

I was even thinking about when EG4 is discussing new feature/updates they could post a survey and see what the forum members think are most important.  ??  I realize that their market is much broader than the forum represents but it could be a starting point....

JB

Thank you for having such a forum.
I am glad I may find help for my small EG4 cabinet & 3 24v EG4 LL batteries.

Still way too much reading to catch up with in this forum, before I post my problems.

Everyone have a Happy Holiday

New to EG4 - full DIY install completed a couple weeks ago.  6000xp- (2) 48v Lifepower 4 100wh batteries along with 3950w of solar panels. 

Initial set up to a tight budget to see what we can do. Hoping to expand… double the PV input and add more battery capacity in the next year or so. 

-d

I have EG418K set up and want to add 2 additional EG46000K as well as one of EG412K. Can you give me some do's and dont's about how to connects these together. 

New to group/EG4...Installed 6000XP,nice setup,the usual non clarity of simple instructions to start and program.I'm 70 and not into apps,etc.I use my phone to talk if you get what I mean.May hook up dedicated desktop--will it interact with XP and program that way?Having problems with which button to push after entering a screen,sometimes I lucked out and set battery correct,etc,etc.Thanks for reading,any info would be great.

@oldfart Once the 6000Xp is set up with the Wi-Fi dongle, you can monitor it and adjust setting through the web app.  Otherwise, if you do not have internet access and Wi-Fi, the only other "out of the box" way of monitoring is through a smartphone app.

Hope this help some.

JB

@oldfart
As mentioned by Joel, you can set up the Wi-Fi dongle to monitor the system using your computer through the EG4 Monitoring Website. You can also use the EG4 Monitor app to connect via Wi-Fi or access it locally. If you need any help with the setup, please let me know!