hey man thanx for dropping by my site and commenting to help get it off the ground. I finally came to check out who you are. Impressive drive and knowledge base you have. I'm working on a much lower budged , strictly off grid solar and wind in the forest, but we all do what we can ;), I need to be capable of clearing out at a days notice in the event of a fire here in Oregon, so permanent mounting is out of the question. Nice to know your here for me if I ever do want to go grid tie. I know you'll answer any questions I might have. Thanx man.

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

5 жыл бұрын

I don't have a grid tie yet I'm installing a inverter that is off grid and grid tie both but i will just use the off grid system i'm making the videos on it now as well if you need to get some more subscriber you will find that talking to others on new solar videos will get you subs fast.

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

5 жыл бұрын

you should invest in a trailer enclosed and add vents to remove the heat

@affordablesolarguy

5 жыл бұрын

@@solarpowerelectricityandel2915 I don't have heat issues at all. A crappy fan on a low budget off brand charger wines a bit, its not hot. In fact the Make sky blue actually runs very cool even when the fan is on and its producing 100% of the panel potential. What heat are you talking about?

@affordablesolarguy

5 жыл бұрын

@@solarpowerelectricityandel2915 as for subs, how did you get your name in comments to show as a link ;/,, I need to do that,, If I can, and its been unlocked.

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

5 жыл бұрын

@@affordablesolarguy I was not doing that to get you as a sub just trying to help you but you just copy the address of the video in the address bar and paste it in your comment

I also from Justins follower, great looking setup. Keep up what your doing.

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

+stylmast thanks

Very nice set up indeed my friend, and I absolutely love my midnight solar charge controller. Thanks for sharing my friend.

Very well laid out system. Looks very professional. Use of the bus bars seems like a good idea. Not gonna over load those. Keep up the good work and be safe. Take care. J

Very nice bro! justin case had your link, I'm glad

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

thank you friend

Looks Super tight, Nice work man!

Dang, looks great man :)

Nice job!

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

+Darrell Wampler thanks

looks good, sorry to hear you are having trouble with the company you bought your stuff from. Did you see the videos on my wind generator?

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

+Great North Woods Hillbilly yes I did I'm not able to buy what I need yet for my system now let me know if it does not sell

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

+Great North Woods Hillbilly yes I did I'm not able to buy what I need yet for my system now let me know if it does not sell

Nice install, one thing I might add is to foam seal the conduit going into the battery box to prevent any hydrogen gas from backing into another location where switching or connections take place. This could happen if the fan is moving in the wrong direction, or if the fan failed. Explosion proof installs have protection like this, just a heads up.

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

+Craig Nehring that's true I need to do that soon

If you can put a spacer behind the classic. the PCB is at the back of the unit. they run a little cooler if u lift them off the wall a bit to let some airflow in behind them. only thing that stands out to me so fare Phillip hope i got your name right

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

+Justin Case yes there is a space take a closer look

@JustinCaseSolarPower

8 жыл бұрын

+Guns,Games and Racing thats great. i am old and my eyes are not that good. great install. :D sorry your having problems with the people you got your gear from.

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

thanks i'm not going to get from them any more

@JustinCaseSolarPower

8 жыл бұрын

+Guns,Games and Racing added you to friends So you can now comment on my videos without it being reviewed. just please dont post any links. I can do that for you. I will just ask my subs to check out you videos. Soon with hope you will have a lot of subs :)

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

+Justin Case ok thanks so much I'm now working on the new video on the panels today 6am here

new sub, thanks for the videos.

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

no problem

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

no problem

Looks good to me, mate.

First video I've seen of yours.......Are going to be running power to your fuse panel with an interlock kit? If so, are you using a split phase power inverter to power up 220 circuits? I have a split phase inverter but it says in the instructions no to connect the neutral wire and there are not many videos on "power jacks" showing a wiring diagram.

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

yes it's split phase 6000 watts

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

+Lightendog My inverter will connect to all the 110 volt breakers i will show soon in a new video and the kits will be here tomorrow I'm getting closer with lots more videos about what going on but take a look at these videos kzread.info/head/PLETlm4IDyX81usgGI3_hppMbFz1oyXX_A

@Lightendog

8 жыл бұрын

+Guns,Games and Racing I'm running out of time today to check your other vid but your 6000 watt split phase inverter will connect to a 220 breaker so you don't have to worry about individual 110 breakers unless you're isolating them? I'm looking to run the whole panel off a 220 breaker and I have an 8000w split phase but looking into a 15000w split phase so I can run the AC also.

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

+Lightendog just turn it off then no need for it

@GPVlog

8 жыл бұрын

+Lightendog What all do you plan on running on the Power Jack?

I love playing around with new things and tweaking things around

Justin case just gave you a shout out on his channel your views are gonna jump in the solar crowd, way to go that's a huge compliment

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

+autobri1 thanks

That is going to be sweet system. very well built as well. Is it ok if i mention your in my video so my subscribers can come have a look as well >?

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

+Justin Case i need more subs please do friend.

Are u just venting right out the wall? There's an easier way to run that vent fan. That aux will switch as a dry contact using vent fan high. No need for relay.

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

+Gain Solar Services I'm not understanding you I know but I have the 12 volt relay and dry internal relay can never be replaced if a fail occurres

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

+Guns,Games and Racing I'm always up for better ways to install the vent fans power relay too so any ideas

@GainSolarPower

8 жыл бұрын

+Guns,Games and Racing you can use as a dry contact it is rated for 12 V 1 AM P. What are usually do is switch the negative going from battery busbar to the vent fan through the aux one terminals. I put a .5 amp fuse in line with the positive wire going to the vent fan from the battery positive busbar. The automotive relay you are using gets really hot. Midnight told me how to do this. Is your battery think 12 or 24. Most automotive relays don't switch 24 for very long

@GainSolarPower

8 жыл бұрын

+Gain Solar Services I can't type on the stupid iPad, I can explain it over the phone maybe I will make a video

@solarpowerelectricityandel2915

8 жыл бұрын

ok a video will be great for me to see what your talking about and I do test temperatures on everything with a infared thermal imager