15 Sanyo 235's

[keefy]

Trying to do an install of 15 sanyo 235's, 3 rows of 5.

Originally had them split on a multi tracking inverter but cannot get hold of one.

Customer wants the 15 but if I split them 8 & 7 on a standard inverter there would be a performance effect.

Any suggestions on the way to go, fit inverter for now and replace (costly) or go with 7 & 7 leaving a gap?

 

[SolarCity]

You could install two different inverters?

 

[keefy]

Having trouble getting one inverter at the moment, let alone 2

 

[SolarCity]

Can you install them on one string and use a Fronius IG TL 36? What standard inverter are you using?

 

[daytona600]

sanyo 235 in stock next week & dual mppt tracking inverters
scott 07934 617201 24/7

 

[keefy]

I have the chance of getting a 3800V, seems they are plentiful

 

[SolarCity]

3800V is no good to you. The voltage would be too high.

 

[saint]

I have a spare Danfoss ULX 3600

 

[keefy]

3800V is no good to you. The voltage would be too high.

Sorry, bit of a throw away comment that one!

I have been sent some info on a Kostal Piko 3.6 which looks ok. Max DC voltage is 950! and a range of 180 - 850. Looks a good bit of kit but I have never seen one let alone fitted. Any opinions welcome.

 

[SolarCity]

I've fitted a few recently. They're excellent. The voltage range and the twin MPP tracker makes them an incredibly versatile option.

 

[deeyup]

Power-one aurora PVI-3.6 looks a good option

 

[moggy1968]

if you can find one, they're rarer than rocking horse doo doo, thats why I went Kostal.