Not motorhome either but my shepherd's hut setup had similar — Victron app kept losing the MPPT every half hour or so.
Ended up being interference from a cheap 12v fan I'd wired in nearby.
@CamperSam yeah noticed that too, suspect autocorrect chaos or a fat-finger moment 😄
@CrafterSolar assuming you're asking about single-phase genny compatibility with the three-phase Multiplus...
Bit of an odd one this — buying 120V kit for the US from a UK forum 😄
Worth noting that even if you tracked one down here, the 120V/60Hz variants are pretty rare in UK stock.
Honestly, 48V is spot on for a cabin setup. I went that route with my shepherd's hut and haven't looked back.
Got 400W on my shepherds hut in similar conditions and it's genuinely solid for spring/summer. Winter's tougher though—you'll notice the difference on grey days.
Got a shepherd's hut so slightly different setup, but the roof weight thing is legit worth taking seriously.
@OldSparky's spot on about seasonal variance—absolute game changer. Winter solar is dire round here, and I didn't realise how much my shepherds hut consumption shifts between summer and winter...
Have you checked what's actually triggering it? The Multiplus can be picky about inrush current from certain appliances.
Voltage drop's the killer that nobody talks about until it's too late. I learned this the hard way with my shepherd's hut solar setup — had my battery bank about 8 metres from the main panel and...
The scaffolding thing is proper relatable — mine's been up for two years now and I've just accepted it at this point.
On the battery side, @BayTim's got the right question.
Got flexible panels on my hut roof and honestly, the adhesive debate's missing the real issue—ventilation underneath.
Got mine tucked in a cupboard on the external wall of the hut—keeps it out of the weather but means I can still access it without traipsing through the living space.
