Grumpy_G

The MPPT controller is the better option because it has a maximum input voltage of 100V which allows use of more powerful panels or daisy-chained panels. It also maximizes charging. Downside is that … (View Post)

Battleborn had the "first mover advantage" as they were one of the first if not the first company to offer LiFePo batteries in consumer form factors suitable for use in RVs. They also used … (View Post)

To answer the original question, yes there is an overheating protection sensor at the boiler itself, however it only causes a shut down if the regular sensor fails. Otherwise the cycling of the boile… (View Post)

Sounds like the converter is not powering the 12V side. The batteries get only charged via solar or the tow vehicle. IIRC there is a breaker for the converter on the 120V side and a fuse on the 12V s… (View Post)

Yes. I think one of the wires on the positive post goes to the switch so you can remove that one too.  (View Post)