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@@CarlosSanchezMusic4Life I'm happy to hear that, Thank you 😀👍

@@user-ge8wo5gk8z 14.6V

@@Roll2Videos Ops! This is unexpected! Is 14.6V too much? I have a fragment from the instructions for this battery. There are many mysterious parameters without explaining their purpose: CHARGING Charge/Bulk/Boost Voltage 14.4V / 14.6V Absorption Voltage 14.4V / 14,6V Over Voltage Disconnect 15V Over Voltage Reconnect 14.2V Tail Current 2A (0.02C) DISCHARGING Under Voltage Warning 11.6V Under Voltage Recover 12V Low Voltage Disconnect 10.8V Low Voltage Reconnect 12.4V Could you tell me in more detail what these parameters mean in order to use this battery correctly?

@@user-ge8wo5gk8z Charge voltage 14.6V the rest looks like BMS setting which should be already setup for you.

@@jamesalles139 I can't find the same cord on Amazon anymore.

@@Roll2Videos OK, but thanks for checking!

@@JR-kk6ce No, I don't think one is coming in the future. Moving homes and having different ideas at the new place

@@joras7457 I would recommend one 48V. Easier to manage, with 12Vs you'd have to break them down, charge them in a 12V configuration then reconnect them to balance the pack at least once a year.

@@carlv_tria Less than what the cells are rated for. When you set the voltage on the bench power supply the amps will taper off when it gets close to the volt

I would only hook it up to a single device. You could create an imbalance in your electrical system.

You have a video how to connect the a/c unit?

@@relaxcity4197 No, Looks like that video may never come. Sorry.

Oh no . And how many watts I need the solar panels? With not battery

@@relaxcity4197 You can find that information on the listing, There are different models

I'm going to do a follow-up video; I think the PV can do up to 150 VOC, hopefully; I don't fry it.

@@Roll2Videos good luck. Just make sure you have the camera going! 😁

@@AdamDeLay07 lol

If I didn't say what it was in the video I don't know and don't have the battery anymore.

@@user-dc2ot2tj2b why are you posting this to me?

@@Roll2Videos it is not to you but to growatt it is nice to here good things if it is the truth

@@user-dc2ot2tj2b I've never had a problem. You must have had a one off problem

@@Roll2Videos i do not have a problem they have a problem i can fix the problem it is only not my job to fix there problems and yes this is one of a kind and it is test inverter for a innovation, they can be sure it will stay by this one thanks to there service they are just one from many and it is not me only having problems with them there are many cases like mine.

@@user-dc2ot2tj2b You should make some videos and post them.

Not sure. Go through all the settings again. Sometimes, people miss one thing, and it doesn't work.

@@baranduda I'm sorry to hear that

@@luisgonzalezjr.7465 Lol, I was waiting for someone to point that out 👏

@@Roll2Videos We're all human.😄

Hopefully, the video will be made soon. I'm really busy right now.

@@user-eg9up3ms2o I like their Golf Cart batteries

@@lorigeorge8477 I would suggest getting a watt meter to find out. 👍

@@jeffcaswell8370 ?

@@Roll2Videos I don't think he knows about the $400 coupon off. I just tested it out. Still $1599 and no tax if you're not in California.

@@Firephosure I tested it too; works for me 👍

@@Valor4Christ Yes, You'll have to refer to your user manual

M10 👍

@@youmebornfree The manual says it has a 5-year warranty. 👍

You say it lacks a few things. What are those ? compare to the Ecoflow. The comparable Ecoflow is the Pro(not Pro 3 or Ultra) and that's $2199 right now. Don't know about double in price.

@@Firephosure Only 1200 watt solar charging is one. I dont have ev charging or grid power so PV is all and when you only get 1200watts. The Delta Pro is only 1600 so I was comparing the Ultra. It is more suited for the way I would like to have a system. I would rather have a bunch of solar panels and the ability to charge as quickly as possible so I dont need to spend as much on a battery bank. Another point is AmpAura is not as well known (never heard of before this video) and customer service and warranty experience is not well known. It could be great but its a risk. I think this is better suited for someone how can take advantage of the EV or hybrid charging modes.

@@youmebornfree The manual says it has 2000W of solar and 150VOC. I believe the unit was labeled 60VOC because of certifications not being done. If this is the case the customer could win large. I will test.

@@tomfanniff click the link in the video description

@@tomfanniff Without seeing the cart I'd guess they are 8V batteries connected in series to make 48V. One of these batteries by itself can run your cart. The thing you need to figure out is how many Amp hours you need and connect the batteries in parallel. Two of these 30Ah are roughly equivalent to what you have now.

@@Roll2Videos thank you for the info . The cart is presently in Florida. I do know it is an older club car with six car size batteries Which constantly drained of fluid And I have to refill with distilled water and charge with car charger before they will take a charge(she’s only there in the winter) Does this charger also work as a trickle charger to be able to go long term use Thank you

@@tomfanniff You do not want to trickle charge a lithium battery Just charge it to 80% ish and leave it

@@scarygary3569 Keep an eye out for a follow-up video

@@Roll2Videos 10-4👍 I officially hit 2000watts with 4 new Rich 250s. I removed 5 100s from the 1500array on Growatt and added the 250s,so that 2000watt input is pretty valid now. Took the 5 100s and added them to the back array for 1300 on the Titan unit. I Love summer solar projects ☀ 🥳

@@scarygary3569 That's awesome Gary! Making power now buddy 😁

@@Firephosure Not yet, I'm sure it will pass. It's just a matter of efficiency

If you ever do a capacity test, can you update by posting in the comments. I mean if you're only getting 80% of the advertised number it would be a big downer. Hoping for greater than 85%

@@Golfreak Will do. I will probably post a video.

@@Golfreak Thank you for the comment. When I get a chance I'm going to test the PV input, The manual says MPPT 150V. They may have labelled 60V due to not getting a particular certification. I'm going to try it and see.

@@stedyone1090 Great price 👍

@@mykolagg706 Yes, make sure you measure for yourself and verify 👍

@@vladimircintula8363 A shunt

@@vladimircintula8363 czcams.com/video/1PsL1g87iY4/video.htmlsi=tgXnCpf8GSX98ETp

@@tastychicken3966 It's a North American standard GFCI

@@user-pb8cp2xe7x perfect! It depends on a person's setup location. I had to return the B300 to get the B230 to stack them how I wanted.

English?

@@Roll2Videos hi, I subscribed to your channel, I wanted to ask you if you made a video on prog 5 Li, thank you.

@@Roll2Videos I have a Growatt spf6000es only with photovoltaic panels, I'm installing it now

@@albertogravina1023 Welcome to the channel 😁 I have not made a video on that. I do not own one.

@@albertogravina1023 Awesome, stay safe

That's awesome. Thank you for the feedback. I'm always looking forward to hearing about others' experiences

Unfortunately no

I don't know the answer to your question.

I've been having issues if one leg is pulling power only the cooling fan doesn't come on. It concerned me and I stopped using it

@@Roll2Videos I discovered the same problem. The inverter was way too hot to the touch and neither of the fans were on. I almost panicked! Rather than shut it down, I placed a 6" AC fan at the intake side and plugged it into the AC duplex on the side of inverter. I checked the unit the very next day and both unit fans were roaring. I've not seen the problem again. I wonder if by utilizing the AC duplex for the fan, I have forced the inverter to use both legs? You could easily test this with a load (fan) plugged into the duplex. It might be the easy solution, even if discovered by accident.