Inverter match for sanyo HIT- H245E01

[billrag]

Hi guys

Can any one suggest an inverter match for sanyo HIT-245E01 x 15 panals 3675kw don't fancy putting 3 x sb1200 in. customer is adamant on system size (don't ask) and have got a identical one to look at on friday. Hit a brick wall any help would be verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry much appreciated. Do people still work 9 to 5 ?

 

[northernsun]

Would that not work with a 4000tl dual mpp. Not able to check at the moment but off the top of my head- have 10 on one input and 5 on the other.

eta: 9-5? what the hell is that?:stuart:

 

[SolarCity]

3 x SB1200s? I'll bet your customer isn't too keen on that either.

A Fronius IG TL 36 would be a good match. Or a Power One 3600. The 4000TL would work but it's a little oversized.

Remember to bond the array frame if you're using any of these inverters.

 

[redmile-energy]

I know you said the customer was adamant on 245 sanyo's but if you gave him 15 x 250's it would make slightly better use of a 4000TL, the customer would get a larger output for the same area and it wouldnt put much of as premium on the job- surely there cant be a logical reason for him specifically wanting a 245 watt output panel?

 

[MorganPVI]

Fronius 3.6tl or a MarkC special (diehl 3800) A sunny 4000 is oversized.

I think the N series look better then H. So either billrags customer is tight or is asthecially minded.

 

[zeljuga]

N series stands four vertically separeting positioned blocking diodes, so optimal four long thin shading issues.
H series stands four horizontally separating blocking diodes,so optimal four shading on bottom or top of roof as this ,inside panel arrangement optimise from whatever solar radiation available.
Look its secondary issue in choice between this two options!
Unless we are in Royal Tate gallery:stuart:.

 

[SolarCity]

The HIT-245E01 and HIT-250E01 are both H series panels. I actually think the H looks better than the N series.