@brokenpointjoe The history of generators and inverters charging batteries is an old problematic issue. Inverters seem to have a hard time "walking an...

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 ...

Oops, I didn't see he landed AC output from inverter into main panel

@joel-brodeur I'm not aware of any instance of the 6000xp being able to back feed the grid through the AC input.

@zeppelin I've had zero issues, but have only charged the batteries with the chargeverter a few times during grid outages.

About 11500-12000 watts of useable battery which is still 20 hours

Seems like so many issues using the Inverter generator connection, I just use the chargeverter. No issues and charges on voltage so balances out SOC

@joel-brodeur I'm thinking that is the best solution. Drop the grid/pv and drain to 20% once a month, but would like to have confirmed by EG4. We ha...

With the solar I have available in the summer i'll probably only be able to produce 20% capacity of my batteries daily and way less in the winter. Tha...

DOD shouldn't be any lower than 50% and I'd recommend 60% for longevity of the battery. The reason it lasted longer prior to setting it to 50% is befo...

I'm still using SOC and I initiated a manual charge with the 6000xp for 2 ea. wall mounts. The inverter was only showing 55.9 volts at 100% and then s...

I thought EG4 recommended 56.2

What are the voltage settings everyone is using when utilizing voltage instead of SOC for the indoor wall mount batteries

Have you looked to see if you are going over the output capacity

Pump water to a higher elevation with excess power and then hydro, unless of course freezing temps