Making progress on complete Epoch 920ah Lifepo4 and Victron system.

[Barking Sands]

Obviously still much to be done. But it should be a nice upgrade from no inverter at all and 2 group 31 AGM batts for house bank to 920ah lithium and Victron Multiplus II 12/3000/120.

 

[Delta Riverat]

Looks good!

I have a couple spools of 2/0 and a heavy duty crimper on hand also, have fun -

 

[z1nonlyone]

Doing just about the same thing as we speak. Full Victron system and 990 Amp hours of lfp. Lets swap stories when finished!!

 

[Barking Sands]

Z1nonlyone...Of course. I already had mine testing on the bench for a few months so it should be a matter of hooking everything back up. I assume you have the Victron 330ah x 3 batteries? When all Victron its a bit more complete of a system. But the Epochs do work well. I am about 85% done. Still have the AC portions to do.

 

[z1nonlyone]

I was seriously looking to purchase the Epoch batteries. (2) ea. of the 460 Amp models. They seem like the best overall. My Victron dealer gave me a GREAT deal on (3) 330 Amp batteries, so I went with it in hopes that it might integrate better with the rest of the victron equipment. No real reason to think it will however. I was kind of hoping that with the two Epoch batts, I would be able to get rid of a whole battery box, and creating space!

 

[z1nonlyone]

What I am really glad to see with my Victron lynx smart BMS is that it can send a signal to my regulator to shut down prior to the BMS shutting down the batteries due to overcharging etc.. Thereby reducing or eliminating the chance of alternator damage.

 

[z1nonlyone]

Z1nonlyone...Of course. I already had mine testing on the bench for a few months so it should be a matter of hooking everything back up. I assume you have the Victron 330ah x 3 batteries? When all Victron its a bit more complete of a system. But the Epochs do work well. I am about 85% done. Still have the AC portions to do. View attachment 154750View attachment 154751View attachment 154752View attachment 154753

Love how short your wiring is and well layed out.