We've a system installed 2 months ago 3000 Tl and 240 REC panels on a TT system array earth taken to the Met
which worked well for 6 weeks and then started shutting down
the error/event messages read residual and high discharge currents thus activating the RCMU ,so I've been through all the commissioning tests (Ac and Dc) again
I checked the Ze which was higher than I would have left it
( another electrician working for us installed this system and everything bar this seems ok)
So more rods and its now 26 ohms , rang SMA and spoke to several of their engineers who seem happy its not the inverter after resetting the rcmu and a few other tests
ie voltage between N and PE is low enough and I've sent them the file from the events in Sunny explorer to look at
although they have run out of suggestions as to what it could be ,they have sent us another inverter which due to current situation have not had time to change and
I'm concerned that changing the inverter won't be the answer and will probably end up using a transformered inverter which would eliminate this problem,
but we will try the replacement first
I would be interested to hear if anyone else has had the same problem and what caused it or even any possible theories
which worked well for 6 weeks and then started shutting down
the error/event messages read residual and high discharge currents thus activating the RCMU ,so I've been through all the commissioning tests (Ac and Dc) again
I checked the Ze which was higher than I would have left it
( another electrician working for us installed this system and everything bar this seems ok)
So more rods and its now 26 ohms , rang SMA and spoke to several of their engineers who seem happy its not the inverter after resetting the rcmu and a few other tests
ie voltage between N and PE is low enough and I've sent them the file from the events in Sunny explorer to look at
although they have run out of suggestions as to what it could be ,they have sent us another inverter which due to current situation have not had time to change and
I'm concerned that changing the inverter won't be the answer and will probably end up using a transformered inverter which would eliminate this problem,
but we will try the replacement first
I would be interested to hear if anyone else has had the same problem and what caused it or even any possible theories
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