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Per Community Guidelines system design is best left to your electrician and/or distributor. They should know what you need, don't need, or will need for future plans.

I have a 24/3000/70 , so pretty much the same.

I also have a 300A fuse between easy solar and battery. Same as your circuit breaker.

A victron smart shunt is a good idea and am about to instal one myself. It gives a better state of charge as opposed to relying on voltage. It has bluetooth for you to communicate via smart phone. Download the victron app.

I have a place to plug gennie in if I run out if power. It's outside the power room. A male plug outside but have never used it. Not sure if you want gennie to charge your batteries or for backup power.

Have attached a pic.

My electrician hooked this up and took him 15minutes.

You'll also need longer interface cable from any devices like the smart shunt or Bluetooth dongle.

The smart cable is only 500mm long, barely enough to come out of the easysolar.

Victron sell overpriced extensions.

Alie and Ebay sell the same.

They're a JST PH2.0 4 PIN.

2.0 stands for 2mm pin to pin.

Between panels and EasySolar, look for a dual pole solar isolator.

Battery(ies) to EasySolar use good quality switches, like the Victron ones. Don't use cheap Chinese ones. Suggest you use fuse(s), not circuit breaker here. Easy way is to get a Lynx distributor. Takes maxi fuses. Make sure they have the right voltage rating, you need about 75V or higher (can't remember the exact value).

You'll need an internet connection for VRM. WiFi is good.

Can be interesting to get generators to work. There's a Victron document you can find. Often necessary to connect Earth and neutral in the generator or cable. Make sure AC input limit is set according to generator max continuous rating or lower.

The EasySolar you're using is very heavy. Make sure you have a strong wall ;-)