Grid Charging and Large Loads on EG4 6500 Inverters

So I've been asked the question several times about what happens when you're grid charging and you have a large load kick in that might put you over capacity? Will the inverter trip or will something throttle down? I didn't have a good answer and didn't wana risk anything happen to the inverters. Well, I finally decided to see what actually happens. So grab your popcorn and let's find out together! For more information, please check out my website with links to all the components, materials and products I have used in developing my off-grid solar system: https://going-off-grid.com Supporting the Channel -------------------------------------------------- The 'Buy me a Coffee' - link is here (on the bottom, right corner of the website): https://going-off-grid.com You can also click on the "Thanks" button under the video to support the channel. Thank you for your support! Chapters -------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Intro 1:55 Prepping for the test 3:45 Starting the charge 5:05 Adding well and water heater load 6:44 Adding microwave load 8:10 Adding vacuum load 8:40 Thermal view 9:05 Adding another microwave load 7:25 Adding another vacuum load 10:29 Shutting down the test 11:52 Inverter logs from the test 14:10 Conclusion and Final Thoughts #diy #offgrid #solar #eg4 #6500EX #signaturesolar **** Disclaimer **** Please remember, I'm just a DIYer like you. Don't take what I'm doing as gospel truth, it's just how I'm doing things. If you're unsure of how to do something, look into hiring a professional or at least consult with a professional to determine the correct way to do things.