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Victron Phoenix Inverter Smart. Is 3000VA enough to power our garage?

The new Victron Energy Phoenix Inverter Smart has finally arrived and after a quick 'unloading', I put it on duty and give it a first test ride. It seems, even it is a 'smart' inverter, it cannot communicate with other Victron products like the Smart Shunt or the MPPT charge controller. The inverter does not connect to Victron's Bluetooth network. It does connect to all Victron GX devices and also my Raspberry Pi running Venus OS though and shows also up on the Victron VRM (that comes in a later video...) I also made the decision to mount the inverter into the cabinet and NOT on the wall next to it. All electrical work shown was for demonstration and test purposes. All tests were conducted in a safe environment. Please contract a licence electrician in your area for all electrical work! Please subscribe and join me on my journey of the Off-Grid Garage! For more information, please check out my website with links to all materials, devices and products: https://off-grid-garage.com EVE LF280 LiFePO4 cells 3.2V/280Ah: https://off-grid-garage.com/batteries/ Solar, Controllers, Inverters and accessories: https://off-grid-garage.com/solar/ Batteries, chargers and accessories: https://off-grid-garage.com/batteries-3/ Cables, inverters and electronics: https://off-grid-garage.com/electronics/ Tools, analysers and testers: https://off-grid-garage.com/equipment/ DISCLAIMER By watching the video, you agree: All electrical work must be carried out as per your local laws, rules and regulations. Installations and setups shown in my videos are for test and demonstration purposes only and may not satisfy regulatory requirements. Installation are temporary, for the above purpose and for making these videos. Most electrical work is not for DIY purpose and must be conducted by a trained and qualified person. Please always check your local regulations! Any liability for conducting your own work, in particular, any consequential damages arising therefrom, shall be excluded.