Looks good. I am thinking of doing something similar..... but smaller ;) I have less room for panels, batteries, and equipment. I like the higher voltage panels to lower voltage batteries. The charge controller starts producing power earlier. In my case I am aiming for less power use. Fridge, lights, nav, computer are about it. I do have an inverter but it is not generally used all the time. Mostly the odd power tool. The 500 watt inverter is not enough but was pretty close, so 1000w will do. 29 ft boat is both shorter and narrower than yours but just right for our use right now.
Fascinating to see the systems responsiveness to changes in energy into the system. I'm inspired by the professional installation too. Do you have an electrical engineering background?
I really wish people would stop referring to "Amps" when talking about their electrical charging systems on boats. It's irrelevant without the voltage. Talk about Watts.
A very professional-looking setup, and I like the standardisation on Victron kit, as it's good quality and, ultimately, better value.
Looks good. I am thinking of doing something similar..... but smaller ;) I have less room for panels, batteries, and equipment. I like the higher voltage panels to lower voltage batteries. The charge controller starts producing power earlier. In my case I am aiming for less power use. Fridge, lights, nav, computer are about it. I do have an inverter but it is not generally used all the time. Mostly the odd power tool. The 500 watt inverter is not enough but was pretty close, so 1000w will do. 29 ft boat is both shorter and narrower than yours but just right for our use right now.
You are spot on with your comments. Good luck with the project
Fascinating to see the systems responsiveness to changes in energy into the system. I'm inspired by the professional installation too. Do you have an electrical engineering background?
I really wish people would stop referring to "Amps" when talking about their electrical charging systems on boats. It's irrelevant without the voltage. Talk about Watts.