Upgrade of Energy system from 1.5KVA 12VDC to 2.5KVA 24VDC with 4 Solar panels system

Energy system upgrade involved transitioning from a 1.5KVA 12VDC setup to a more robust 2.5KVA 24VDC configuration, complemented by the integration of four solar panels. This upgrade signifies a significant enhancement in power capacity and efficiency, allowing for a more sustainable and reliable energy solution. By increasing the capacity to 2.5KVA and transitioning to a 24VDC system, the setup now offers improved performance and better power distribution. The inclusion of four solar panels further boosts the system's reliance on renewable energy sources, promoting eco-friendly practices and reducing reliance on traditional power grids. This upgrade not only enhances energy availability but also contributes to a greener and more sustainable future by harnessing the power of solar energy.#EnergyUpgrade #installerpaul #panayo #glowenergy #growenergyinverter #baja #bajabattery #osogbo #osunstate #RenewableEnergy #SolarPower #OffGridLiving #GreenEnergy #SustainableLiving #SolarPanels #EnergyEfficiency #CleanEnergy #UpgradeGoals #EcoFriendly #PowerSystemUpgrade #SolarEnergy #RenewablePower #OffGridPower #UpgradeSuccess #EnergyTransition #SmartEnergy #GoGreen #SustainableFuture

[@jo4mil]

Nice idea to try to make it beautiful however certain guidelines are standard and should not be compromised. In this part of the world, we do anything but it's not right. You shouldn't install that on a combustible material.
90% of installers fail this standard, you have a secret... Which will be deleted soon.😉

[@installerpaul]

Please note, if the right gauge of cable is used, tendency of combustion is reduced to the barest minimum and the space at the back end of your Marine board provides space for proper ventilation for your protective circuit and knife change over switch

[@jo4mil]

@@installerpaul is the marine board a combustible material?