Epever 40 amp mppt delivered
Well From those that responded to my thread here, https://forums.goodsamclub.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/29509210.cfm I will start new for the review when I get it installed..But its go...
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And I am not the smartest tool in the shed but in determining a amp meter my issue is
1. To do it right I assume all grounds go through a shunt. That means some rewireing. I can put the shunt between neg cable and ground but it would be outside RV on frame rail unless I do a bit of rewiring I can put it in the passthrough.
2. But then the question is the solar. Its a positive ground controller. So to run the solar to the shunt would mean I am tieing the solar neg to ground.
3. The way I see #2 above is I would possibly need two shunts to not have the solar grounded to frame. But then Can I assume the amp meter is able to read from two shunts? And will this set up still give me correct SOC?
4. The last delema is the inverters... Geeez That 2 gauge will all need to be rerouted also..
But then thinking about it maybe its a non issue...
I came up with this... Does this seem correct?
The charge controller wire is 6 gauge FYI..
1. To do it right I assume all grounds go through a shunt. That means some rewireing. I can put the shunt between neg cable and ground but it would be outside RV on frame rail unless I do a bit of rewiring I can put it in the passthrough.
2. But then the question is the solar. Its a positive ground controller. So to run the solar to the shunt would mean I am tieing the solar neg to ground.
3. The way I see #2 above is I would possibly need two shunts to not have the solar grounded to frame. But then Can I assume the amp meter is able to read from two shunts? And will this set up still give me correct SOC?
4. The last delema is the inverters... Geeez That 2 gauge will all need to be rerouted also..
But then thinking about it maybe its a non issue...
I came up with this... Does this seem correct?
The charge controller wire is 6 gauge FYI..
