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Very good done review . I want to buy this one, do you know if anything has improved so far?

Nice! Thanks for sharing&

Will you also be tearing down the inverter and battery? 🙂

I just got there AC240 on prime and so far it’s doing well. Powered a Midea 8K U shaped AC for 3 hours down to 10%. That system looks great looking forward to hookup and testing. Dont forget the Christmas card and cookies for your Fedex delivery person this season.

Fedex or someone had a good go at that top box. The others look fairly unscathed.

That's a lot of boxes lol. Looks good though when it's all out for sure! good specs on that unit

Hola adam no se si podrás leer esto ,pero viendo tus videos pienso que podría utilizar el ac out 2 para con los asistentes cargar mi vehículo eléctrico utilizando el rele para activar la carga en según que circunstancias

Man, you're going to be digging cooling canals/trenches in your yard for the reactor system someone sends you next... LOL!!

They should not ship it in that packaging. Thats a porch pirates wet dream.

Wow! Bluetti stepping up their game! This system looks amazing. Thank Adam

Thank you, that was extremely helpful for me... so you for sure helped at least 1 person!

what product is the battery disconnect

OK I need help here. Had my multiplus 2 setup for a week and for the most part it works OK. Coming from a setup of 2 seperate inverters with ats's etc and even though the whole thing looked like a mess it worked beautifully. I'm really struggling to get the multiplus 2 to do exactly what I want. Which is essentially what you have kinda done. However... I've followed this video and your previous to ignore ac input. I have cheap power at nighttime so I was hoping I could blend these two to work for me. However this doesn't seem to be the case. This "one switch charging" doesn't work if my assistant is currently ignoring my ac input. And frustratingly my battery won't charge at night with my current set to 0A. There has to be something very obvious I'm overlooking.

Hi Adam. Any news on how things are going with 2.0? Thanks

5:44 Ha! One of my meters has auto shut off and beeps like that. Scares me for a second, makes me jump like you, when working around 200 kWh LFP 14 batteries/BMS’s, 47kWp, two 12k Inv.

Standby draw?

I am laughing at how excited you get when you start the test! Got to love it lol

it dont look to work to bad

Midnite should be doing these test..preferably before they release the product.

Keep them test rolling Adam!

very impressive unit - love these new tech coming out - thanks

Even thinking about overloading my inverters puts me in a panic. Great content as always and bless you for helping out the church.

Man that thing can handle an inductive load for sure. On the last test I saw L2 dip down to 102v. I guess that was just some derating or voltage sag during the startup? Because the next time it cycled through it was 120v on both legs.

So it was 5k on leg one and 200 watts on leg two

You can do anything you like with both relays if you install the large Venus OS image and use NodeRed. Your imagination is the only limitation.

Thank you for your video. I am finding problems with the wifi connection (also I didn't have a good guide like your). This evening I will follow your video and I will try again

Thanks, that was very Helpful/useful info.

This is superb. Thank you so much Adam. I would have loved to see what their inverter board is like

Hi Adam , your help has been invaluable I was looking to switch ac power out while still allowing pv to charge. It looks like when I set unit via the mobile app to standby,both the power out and pv are off ? Is the a way to access just the eps only so that I can switch just the output while maintaining pv charging ? Thanks

Hello Adam. In my case it showing offline without serial number. Please help

I just left a comment on Signature Solar's old video on these 6500EX's and wrote the following: I purchased two 6500EX's when they first came out (18-24 months ago?) with the intentions of building a complete system. At that time, I also purchased four EG4 48v/100ah server rack batteries and 8kw of solar panels, all from Signature Solar. As life happens, all of these components are still in the unopened boxes and have simply been occupying a corner of my garage. So, as life continues to happen, I'm just now able to tackle the project. It appears that Signature Solar no longer carries these and I'm guessing that these models had problems or are simply antiquated now? Any advice, updates, or guidance would be greatly appreciated before I start building my system? Thanks in advance for any help

Both videos on this are seriously awesome. Thanks!

What about checking if there’s a ground and neutral bond in the inverter or your main panel. It might be ghost voltage and may be the reason for cheaper meters not getting a correct reading. Testing a light bulb between the panel and ground if it comes on it’s real electricity. If it does come on then it’s ghost voltage. My guess by the way. And thanks for the great vids.

Well done. Thanks for the breakdown. Cheers!

that goopy stuff is ice cream

Normal height room is 8'. 14 divided by 8 times whatever the calculator gives you for your x/y dimensions.

I would recommend a 12k and put it above the TV. That way the Compressor is straight down. I sustained a 9k in my livingroom that is a little smaller than yours and it heater the hole house and cooling the hole house as well. The EG4 12 k should make you proud. Rodney put in a 12k in his work shead. Good luck with your installation easy pisey.

Your in Michigan but I don't know how far north. 22'x22' 484 sq feet. Rule of thumb is 1 ton 12000 btu's per 400 square feet. The best way is to run a manual j heat load calculation. Don't oversize the unit. If you want good heating you'll need to mount a unit closer to the floor level since heated air wants to rise.

Same problem we USED to have in our 20 x 20 x 11 ft greatroom addition. The existing 3.5 ton system couldn not do much for the additional space. Mr Cool 24k unit for the remedy!!!! Life is bliss! --Rich

Two 9K’s - 30.5 SEER Gree Sapphire would be plenty. Mount them opposite each, but diagonally so that you get a CW air circulation (promotes clear weather, blue skies under high pressure). 250-750W each in cool mode. Double that for heat mode.

BTU & CFM & SEER account for all of these and you’ll be able to figure it out.

sizing can be tricky with out knowing insulation a 20'000 BTU should handle it's better to have it run longer then to have it oversized and shut off

Hi been watching your channel lately. I been running 2 24k btu minisplits with a eg4 6000xp inverter, the temperature in the summer are between 100° and 110°. In order to calculate what size minisplit you have to take into account where you are located, but a 24k btu minisplit should be able to cool your room. Just make sure that if you buy a traditional minisplit that it is an Inverter time minisplit.

If someone smart doesn't reach out to you by noon on Saturday, reply to me and I'll see what I can do. I've done BTU calculations before and they helped me get close to what I needed to look out for. Happy to give you questions that you need to be asking yourself when considering, placement, power options, parts, which mini-split, help needed and tools. not sure how to give you my contact information which the whole internet seeing it.

Go big lol! At least a 24k and I think it will work well. My buddy is using the 24k for his entire house so this room should be fine! The eg4 24k is for up to 1350 sq ft and even with that height you won't be over that.