@joel-brodeur will do once I get some answers.

@hanzi Beyond my experience but please keep us posted.

I can’t help but think the protocol switches on the V2’s would make a difference

@kw5kw very good. Thanks

@joel-brodeur - I connected the AC input from the inverter to my house's grid-tied panel, which has a neutral-ground (NG) bond (with No AC loads conne...

Complicated answer. Could the equipment you have provide backup to a house running moderate loads for while - yes. As others have indicated it wou...

What do you have for HVAC, dryer, water heater, stove and oven, out buildings, well pumps. Anything else that draws a lot of power. 240V stuff? I'm ...

Ok so are you using Solar assistant to control the time of use? or is this all done via the 6000xp? i was hoping Solar assistant can control the...

I think it all depends on the power consumption of your house. I have the 6000xp set up for our off-grid cabin with 5, 48-volt, 100h batteries. It eas...

@jlankford Yes, sorted the generator issues. I gave up on trying to sort out the battery balancing issues here, since there was little response from E...

@joel-brodeur - Interesting. You'd think there'd be blocking diodes or MOSFETs protecting the inputs to stop any current backflow. Both would cause sm...

@hanzi I had similar experience while commissioning a 6000XP, as soon I got an Earth Ground and a NG ground at the panel (not the programmable NG bond...

@joel-brodeur - I have been testing the inputs with correct polarity (red + / black -), and reversing the polarity does result in a negative DC voltag...