Yes thank you!! God Bless..

Thanks brother. We where just looking how you guys are doing.

Welcome. Hope this helped.. God Bless.

Yes ! As long as the DC volts In for each is the same and the AC is not mixed. Your 100% fine I did this for 8 years. It's it's very common. Hope this helps. God Bless.

Welcome brother. PS Thanks for the water videos. Showed my buddy who's living in a small cabin. He could have running water year round.

Thank you!!!

For clarification. I will be putting a pvc pipe system on roof around the solar array frame for shower water, washing clothes, dishes ect. If im not parked near a flowing water source, ill be taking water jugs and a battery bank with a pump and filter for water collection instead of hooking up trailer and moving to it to fill the 40 gallon pipe storage system. It may turn out it'll be easier to just have a agm battery for that, instead of un hooking a bank, but will still be making two banks for the weight issues. If i have a failure in one bank of any kind it'd be nice to still have one working if say a controller or shunt went down.

@@checkingoutgypsymike2075 Will you email me at yank_1978ATyahoo.com ? I can help beater there..

Yes why not. I run all kinds of stuff from solar. 90% of my 120 volt loads run 24/7 off-grid. Thanks and God Bless.

Yes your right. But as you know. This is just needed when you have different sized PV going to one bank. It's not ever the best thing to mix PV. On the same CC. Unless the electric values are all the exact same of the PV. If not the lower value panel will pull the rest of them down to it. Seen this happen where guys had 255 watt PV mods and a 245 watt mod on the same CC. He just had 2 of the 245 and 6 of the 255. The max he could get ever was 245. That's with ice and temps of 15F.. At that temps there should have been his max PV going in. But max we could see was the 245. In the case he had 2020 watts of PV. on a average sunny day he would see max 1400 ish watts or so. When we removed the 245 out of the setup. He was getting 1350 + watts on a average sunny day. That's just one that I can recall this min. But seens all kinds of things like this. That one too where so close in watts and Volts. You would think it woulf not been that big of a deal but it was. When we got him a new CC and added those 245 guys on that one he was seeing 400 ish watts from them a day. So just by this few sets his power had gone up about 500 watts + and hr.. That's a crap load of power when your trying to live 100% off-grid. Sorry for all this LOL.. Hope that helps..

This was in my old home. I was running 1/2 the house on one inviter and 1/2 on the second one..

Yes sir !! Nailed it!! LOL But yes I have not ever had a bit of trouble running them. Maybe back when using lead batts and they where low on charge. Not with lipos. God Bless brother.

Can you describe ripple effect and what the concern is?

@@AGhostInTheMachine From what I know it's this in short and from what I know. May not be right on this. It's when one inverter is pulling a lot of amps and the next one is left with out the amps its needing to do it's job. That's from what I recall.

This is way you keep the inverters the same size. Also size your battery bank to handle the max loads you can place. I do 120%. So If I know I need to do 4500 watts. Than I size the bank to do like 14KW or more. Even knowing that can't ever happy. Like to have LOADS of head room ..

@@AGhostInTheMachine As the story goes having 2 inverters on the same battery causes the ripple effect. Ripple is wasted power, and has many undesirable effects in a DC circuit: it heats components, causes noise and distortion, and may cause digital circuits to operate improperly. ... Ripple may be reduced by an electronic filter, and eliminated by a voltage regulator. Or capacitors

NO !! This will allow them to both run off the same battery Bank! The AC side will not be tide together. You can do that with high-end inverters. But not the one's that you just plug in an appliance directly to ! Hope this helps some. God Bless

That all depends on the inviters. Some you can parallel the out put and some you can't. Mine have a coms board in them. So they can work as a master and slave for the out put. Hope this helps some.

@@yankey4 thank you, the information is helpful. And what type of inverter did you use for your tutorials

@@rajiabdulrahman5646 I have Mpp Solar inviters. They are 5 years old. Don't think there made now. Mpp Solar still makes and sells a lot. Just maybe not the one's i am running. You can find them on Ebay here.. www.ebay.com/itm/274722868943?epid=10044157048&hash=item3ff6c24ecf:g:QL8AAOSwcU5fvcOT&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5338672413&toolid=11800&mkevt=1 You can shop around for what fits you. But don't buy if not from maximumsolar_usmaximumsolar_us. There are a LOT of fakes. This is the lace that Mpp Solar sells now.. Hope this helps. God Bless

LOL hahaha you kill me. I am cracking up LOL. But YES :) LOL Thanks Needed that today. God Bless brother.

@@yankey4 Glad to fill your cup full of shits and giggles, brother, yee-haa!

If your bank is 12 volts and your CC are Mppt CC then it would work but not PWM..

24 volts or 48 volts This is not what matters its that your CC are Mppt and work with the bank you have.

@@yankey4 My battery bank is 24V. One charge controller is an Outback Flex60 and the other is an AIMS 12V. I should have realized that wouldn't work. Thank you, Bobby! (Both CC are MPPT)

@@tawnya0627 Glad I could help. God Bless.

Yes

Not that I know. I would think that's where 2 inviters where stacked for more out put.

Yes it's a smart thing to do. Sorry this comment did not show up. I just found it in spam. Sorry about that. If I can help let me know..

Don't think it will help sounds like a setting or trouble with inverter. Or how you have it wired.. I Use buss bars for my 2 inviters.

Thanks for reply bobby sound is not issue.issue is inverter go to shutdown and on screen showing overvoltage busbar.we do the inverter reset

@@zulqikhan592 Sorry I was using my phone to send last reply. Not saying it's a sound thing. It sounds like to me that you have a bad inverter. Or your wiring is not right.

Issues in inverter u said right 👍👍👍

Thanks dear

yes

@@yankey4 does both inverters have to be the same? I have one hybrid the other not hybrid, both 3000W

@@birdmann144 Brother Email me and Phone # at Yank_1978ATyahoo.com. I will help you beater like that. God Bless

nope not at all. Just use the appropriate wire size and Breakers.

@Bobby's Solar Homestead cool, so can I do more the inverters? I bought a portable classroom and want to wire a couple of them to the breaker box that's on the building so I can have power on all the outlets in the building. Do you think that's possible?

@@kylecampbell6953 No you can't have 2 inviters feeding into one braker box. You can but there is a LOT more to this. But if you don't know how to do it you will blow up one or both. Best way to do this is to have 2 braker box. One for each inviters out put. The DC in put from the battery back can be the same as long as they have the same input DC volts..

I wish I could show you a picture but it has the 2 hot poles that come down to the busbars/breakers. I can't do one inverter on the left pole and then another on the right?

@@kylecampbell6953 Yes if there not at all combine.. Email me at Yank_1978(AT)Yahoo.com a phone # if in the us and I will call ..

Yes !00% that is fine. You do not need solar on both inviters. As long as your inviter can take 400 watts of PV it's fine. You can run them both off the same Bat bank. Just can't combine the AC out put of them. With that some can be AC combine. Like mine have 2 PCB bords I can install. This will then combine there AC out put. Hope this helps some..

@@yankey4 each inverter has its own AC output but they are not combined they are separate going to a sub panel on separate legs L1 and L2 but will both be pulling from same battery bank is that ok?

@@rontech34 Yes 100% is fine! That L1 and L2 is cool. I dune that a lot.

@@yankey4 Thank you

@@rontech34 Your welcome my friend. Best of luck! God Bless

Right each CC must have it's own set of solar. It's own set of wires from the solar to the CC..