MapleGuy
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I was looking over the specs for the EG4 6000XP Inverter one last time before I make my system purchase and I was noting that the maximum input voltage is 100-480VDC. Is that 480V limit for each MPPT? I guess I'm just wondering how the inverter supports an 8kW array if you'll exceed the maximum voltage long before you reach that wattage.
In looking some of the solar panels I'm considering, they have a voltage around 41V. My concern is that I'm looking to have an 8kW PV array which would require around 16 panels. If I'm calculating it correctly, wouldn't 16 panels be putting out 656 volts and thus exceeding what the inverter can support? My understanding is that the 6000XP has two MPPT's so I was hoping that I could have 8 panels connected to each one which would be below the maximum input voltage but I just wanted to make sure.
In looking some of the solar panels I'm considering, they have a voltage around 41V. My concern is that I'm looking to have an 8kW PV array which would require around 16 panels. If I'm calculating it correctly, wouldn't 16 panels be putting out 656 volts and thus exceeding what the inverter can support? My understanding is that the 6000XP has two MPPT's so I was hoping that I could have 8 panels connected to each one which would be below the maximum input voltage but I just wanted to make sure.