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Can you hook up two remote displays?
Wondering if you can daisy chain two of the remote displays? So I can have one in my camper, and one in the cab of my truck? Seeing as there are two RJ45 ports on the display, I thought this might be the intention for those.
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What's the best setting for the AC Charge Input Limit (Low input limit setting)?
If I need to use my portable gas generator to recharge the Yeti PRO 4000, should I manually set the charge limit to something below 1800W? Is it better to switch it to a High Input limit? Thx.
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PRO 4000 low power shut-off / automatic shut-on capability
Does the PRO 4000 have this functionality? Our set-up is at a remote cabin where we do not live full time. If we have several cloudy days then solar input can't keep up and the low power shut off engages and shuts down our wifi router. On our old yeti 3000 power (and wifi) would automatically be restored once the solar…
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4000 Pro + Tank: Unequal discharge
I've got a 4000 pro installed with a single tank stacked in my Sprinter. I commonly see the tank capacity at 10-20% below the main unit. I would expect the two units to draw equally. Is this normal and expected behavior? When charging on shore power, the two do eventually even out. Thanks.
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Charging profile scenarios for home backup
I have the Yeti PRO 4000 + Haven 10 + 3600 Passthrough cable installed for emergency home backup. I particularly wanted the automatic power switching (APS) in the event of a power outage while I am away for a few weeks at a time. The charging profile is set to Performance (min=0%, recharge=95%, max=100%). Two questions: 1)…
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Securing the Yeti 4000 Pro to an expansion tank in a vehicle
My van is just starting the uplifting stage and looking for your recommendation on securing the Yeti 4000 Pro stacked with one expansion battery. It's not clear if the two components are physically connected, or simply stacked? I've ordered the base mounting plate which will mount to the floor. Eventually I will build an…
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Charging minimal wattage
Does the 4000 Pro charges from the first incoming watt? I use a 1000x and it needs at minimum 20 watts to start charging. If the weather is overcast, the panel gives about 15 or 18 watts. The 1000x don't take any charge and during the day about 200 Wh not charged and so 200 Wh are lost.
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Yeti PRO 4000 Vs Yeti 3000X
The versatile Yeti PRO 4000 is ideal for home backup and off-grid adventures. Let’s get into some of the differences between the Yeti PRO 4000 and our previous generation of power stations. Improved Technology We upgraded the technology in our new generation of power stations to use Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) instead of…