Does this inverter have a user-input setting for battery amp hour capacity? I’ve gone from 200ah to 920ah. I haven’t found a setting in the config screen that would allow me to input it. So, I assume it doesn’t matter? I have read where some brands do require that data. Thanks!
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You only need to limit or reduce the charger settings for very small batteries or more importantly if you need to reduce available charging current due to input applications. I believe that inverter only has a 100-amp charger capability so you would want it at max for a battery capacity of 400 A/H or more which would the minimum required to feed a 2000-watt load. If planning to use this inverter/charger to charge the batteries from generator keep in mind that you are looking at a 9-hour charge rate. If you don't have, install a battery monitoring system so that you can manage usage and charging.
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Dennis
Bohemia NY
2008 Nimbus 342 SE Carlyle
Thanks! Have both solar and genset. The EPOCH’s have a sufficient BMS. I don’t envision a scenario that would have me pull the batteries down so much as to require 9 hours charge time from the genset. Probably don’t have enough onboard LP anyway! 🫣
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