Interesting reading. I'm in the middle of installing a 3 head Pioneer in my house and a used off brand in my "power house". I believe I have all of the indoor parts including lines and drains done in the house, continuing on the outdoor tomorrow. Shop unit has indoor hung but that's it. One...
Couldn't he use a pair of whites and the matching solids for each connection? That way it's still twisted pair but half the resistance of single wires.
Mine is showing garbage data. 11kW on the main display, yet each of the 3 strings is showing just under 5kW, with 6kW going to a fully charged battery.
How is the 6000 making 3 phase from it's native split phase? Is each unit using both half's in parallel (so output is same as 6500) or is each half of wach unit making it's own phase (so unit A is making phase 1&2, B is 2&3, C is 3&1)?