Enclosure Panel Wiring Solar to Charge Controller, Batteries, and Inverter

Explains how to wire the Solar Array to the Outback Charge Controller, then to the batteries and inverter.
This is a video in my series on how to install a stand-alone battery backup solar power system.
System specs and major component parts:
48Volt Nominal System
4100Watt Solar Array (18 x 230Watt SoPray Polycrystalline Photovoltaic Solar Panels)
4400Watt 48V Magnum Pure-Sine Inverter,
Outback FM80 80Amp Charge Controller with MPPT
16 x L-16 6V Deep Cycle Batteries
Main Enclosure Panel (Custom API E-Panel)
Midnight Solar 6 String Combiner Box
UniSolar Roof Rack and Fast Jack Mounting
**Solar power arrays and components are designed to be installed by professionals. They are Dangerous electrical instruments. Misuse could result in injury or death. Please do not try this at home.

[@steverivera7270]

thank you, i was looking for someone to actually show the inside and explain it in such a simple way, keep up the good work

[@culllaticiqsu83]

Really enjoy it. Let's check Avasva plans also

[@shantelguetgen4157]

You can find something like this on the Avasva page. Full step-by-step instructions right on your desk.

[@noahwilding4367]

When you ground your solar system, Do you take all of the negative leads to the negative ground buss bar or just from the charge controller?

[@vadymradkov5199]

On inplix page are instructions if you want to learn how to build it yourself just take them

[@arshikhur6773]

you have great information but your voice is not loud enough. It would be wonderful if you can fix it in all your video. thanks

[@j.f.8502]

When the hot wire coming off from the bottom-right breaker/switch is connected to the 175v switch is *NOT* isolated from the charge controller?

[@scifycartoon]

IT'S 175 AMPS not Volts. Breakers are rated by the Amps capacity.

[@egormrinskiy4402]

If you want to make it too just use InpliX handbooks.