JA panels are the better choice. Solis are popular but not as good quality, and not as well supported in the UK, as SolaX. Talk to the installer about load management (maximising self-consumption using devices such as the immersion controllers mentioned - Eddi by MyEnergi is a VERY good...
Nuisance tripping "might" be a problem when sharing an RCD, but that's the least of the potential issues. More likely (when using transformerless inverters) is that the Type-AC RCD (usually fitted in residential CUs) might become saturated and never trip under fault conditions. That's in...
I would suggest you consider the SolaX X1-3.0T Boost unit, it has twin trackers, the voltage range is ideal, will cost you less and will have a 10yr warranty. They have very good support here with their UK office in Nuneaton.
We're bringing in initial stocks of the MyEnergi Eddi, as mentioned by Worcester. If you want a comparison against iBoost, see below. Really is like comparing apples with pears...
Hi guys,
I know things are relatively quiet on the forums of late, and I am guilty of not visiting as often as I should, but just wanted to let you know what we are now supporting the supply of the Q-Cells Q.PLUS and Q.PEAK modules if anyone has any projects where they might be of interest...
Gavin's correct - our independent electro-mechanical failsafe can simply shut down the inverter if the absolute export threshold is breached. However, if no comms link to the inverters is present then, technically, you are not fully compliant with the ER G100 framework, which requires "granular...
Doesn't sound good....certainly not a good choice of optimiser for those panels, P500 would have been ideal for a 96cell module. I would give the benefit of the doubt to the installer though, they may have believed they were installing the correct units, perhaps didn't even do the design...
ok, understood. In that case, if you do find that the measured Isc value doesn't reflect the extrapolated value expected, based on the environmental factors present, then that would typically indicate cell or module power issues, which would need to be investigated on a panel by panel basis...
Ok, are you still getting the voltage values you would expect, under load and also open-circuit? At 45C cell temp, and around 800W/m2 irradiance, you should be getting more than 3A I would expect. Are you sure about those temp/irradiance values though?
Module nameplate values are based on STC (standard test conditions) which are typically 1000W/m2 irradiance, 25degreeC cell temperature and air mass of 1.5. In order to determine whether your measured Isc in reality is in line with the manufacturer's declarations you need to measure the...
What inverter was this? And what make/model/type of RCD was fitted? I know it's a couple of weeks since the thread, but I am curious and haven't been on here for a while, thanks.
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