Using Outback Epanel with different Inverter

[Rybren]

Please excuse my ignorance on the nitty-gritty details of epanels.

I've come across a steal of a deal on a MNE125ST-L for Outbacks.  But... I don't have an Outback.  I will, however, most likely have a Samlex PST-1500-24 in the near future (Unless Midnite releases their inverter soon)

My question is: is there anything that would preclude me from using the epanel with an inverter other than an Outback?  I don't have to meet code nor does it have to look pretty.  My only requirement is that it works.

Thanks

-Jerry

[Halfcrazy]

Physically there is no issue. The Epanel is designed around a particular inverter but at its core it is breakers and wire. So if you are OK with some creative wiring that it will work just fine.

Ryan

[Rybren]

Thanks Ryan.  That's good to hear.

I'm a cheapskate at heart, so any savings is good for this miserly old coot.

[Westbranch]

Rybren, I have to do the same thing, can you post a few pics of what you did, and any hints? 
Thanks
Eric

[Rybren]

Eric,

Sorry, but I haven't got the epanel yet - I was just asking if there would be any issues in using an "Outback" epanel with a different inverter.

I did order it today, but based on the amount of snow we still have on the ground here in Ottawa, it will be at least a month before I can get into my camp.  Then I have to build a shed, mount the panels, wire everything up, etc

You'll likely be done before me and should post the how-to 

[Westbranch]

It will be a race, we still have 2 feet of that white stuff here in town , lots more out west...

[Rybren]

Got you beat.  I've got at least 4 feet on the ground and there's probably close to 8 feet at the camp.

Man, it's been a long, hard winter.

[Westbranch]

we are about average but it came in big dumps this year, looked like an earlier spring but the overnights are heading back in to the - tens  again.  My bees are not going to like that one bit.