Thanks for posting this! Nobody else has installed one of these, yet.

I am thinking i am gonna buy one of this SRNE 24V 3000W all in on one solar inverter and run my 2 freezers in the basement, and possibly have some backup power for a few hours after a lightning storm. Thank you for the video on this inverter.

Nice clean install. Everything is laid out nice and neat.

Looks good Darren! Great set up for the homestead!

Everyone I know who has solar power loves it. Nice video.

Looks just great to me Darren . 3000 watts is 25 amps so it looks like your running the total 25 amps or a max amperage of 30 from the inverter and split it between two 15 amp breakers. Love it bud you did very well. The wifi might be resolves faster if you just installed a cheap wifi extender in the room to pickup the signal from upstairs . Amazon under $50 . Top notch bud 👌

Hello Darren good luck. This becomes very addictive very quickly. Series and parallel the panels

I have the same inverter in my camper and i have a ground neautral bonding issue. Not sure whats going on but its kinda dangerous. Hopefully I can figure it out thanks for video and ive learned from experience to keep batteries short qnd oversize the heck out of them

If you run in the series and parallel, you can use all four panels

Awesome to see the Powland inverter in action. I love the setup, Darren. Spring can't come soon enough in Manitoba!

Nice setup Darren. That will do a great job suppling power for the house.

I cannot get mine to charge the battery when hooked up to a generator any idea how to fix that?

Darren - how is this unit working for you in 2024? I am looking at setting up an off grid power system in Northern Nevada for our 50 Amp RV service. We would like to be up on the property in the Spring to Fall and drive into work. Since we do not have power up there we will have to build our own system to power the RV. We won't need AC in the summer so the only heavy loads would be the washer/dryer, refrigerator and water heater (we could just run propane - it is a dual electric/propane unit). The only other thing would be a chest freezer (deep freeze unit). Is the unit you installed able to be paralleled to increase 120/240 output? I would have to find a 48v unit - need the performance and prefer 48v to 24v.

with FLA batteries id keep a battery a life saver on them BLS to keep the battery working good

All I’m seeing is electrical connections you’re not describing what you’re doing is that a 110 or a 220 how many volts / amps are you bringing in from your panels? All I see is you doing electrical connections?

I’ve got a similar inverter. Are you connecting the earth from the input? Mine has a screw, now I’m confused!

Mine does not charge with solar unless I on the inverter and off it

May I ask what type of inverter and where you purchased it. Thanks I'm very new to all this but I want to jump in.

Mine just arrived, using it to use while boondocking down Yuma BLM way. I've also bought 2 , 280 W 12V lithium batteries and 6 , 100 W solar panels, question is, Will I be able to increase my amount of solar to keep the batteries up? I'm bringing my generation down for back up, but hope to not have to use it. We're in MB also, Shoal Lake, West of Brandon, so wouldn't mind picking your mind for pointers to make my hook-up go smoothly.

Does that inverter still works? Mine died 10mths after

Getting a 03 error

I just received the same identical inverter in today may i ask where did u order the wifi adaptor from ?

Hello, did you say the max solar input is 1400w? that's not very good, 1400w input 3000w output, correct me if I'm wrong.

Since the ac output on them type of inverters only has L and N on the output where did u run the ground for the output ??

Watching all the way from Haiti. How this inverter works for you. I ‘m about to buy one for my house.

How’s the inverter holding up

Your AC panel needs a disconnect by code. Can be an external switch or main breaker in the panel. One tip: never run cable in conduit. You were making things difficult for yourself.

Hi Darren, You have a great Off-Grid system. Around 6 months back I booked up a PowerMr 5.5 Inverter with 4 Turbulent batteries (150Ah) and 460Wx10 JA panels. Your system seems much neat. However, since we both have inverter's with cooling fans you might also have the dust issue. Recently due to cold weather dust and humidity killed many inverters which my friends used. So you may need to have a dust filter sooner than later. I created a small video which shows what I have done. Please have a look and share your ideas. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/atlxi5mIqpamkY0.html Another tip for anyone who reads this message. Don't install FLD / Turbulent batteries just under the inverter. It will soon damage the circuit boards. Thanks, Happy Off-Grid.

Can you assist

why did you make this video? ???

I think what you should have done was hooked up two panels in series each and then run them parallel that way you keep the voltage down but the amperage up that will give you more power and that won't let you go over the voltage