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Inverter to automatically switch from shore power (when available) to inverter power. Wire your converter to the shore power side of the transfer switch to ensure the inverter is not being used to charge the RV batteries. Install the inverter near the batteries (<10’ away) Wire the TS-30 to shore power, inverter and RV load center Converter or battery chargers are wired to the TS-30 shore input to prevent extra battery drain when the inverter is being used

I just got a 7.8kw solar array installed on my roof (live in Virginia). I got a company, PEG Solar, to take care of everything. The total project cost (panels, inverter, installation, meter, EV Charger etc) before tax credits and incentives was $21,000. Over the past week it has generated about 12kwh per day, which is just a little less than what you would need to offset your electric costs, so if I were you, I'd be looking at a 8-9 kw system if you want to be 100% renewable.

You won't be able to utilize more than 3000W of PV power on that inverter alone. Are you planning on adding a seperate MPPT charge controller? Connect 4 string of 3 panels per string. This will give you 108V give or take. 4panels are too close to the 145V limit and chances are you will pop the inverter at some stage.