It just helps encourage an expensive hobby…
I’m guessing you’re referring to the Cerbo. That’s the only extra thing that would be required to my knowledge to sell back to the grid (but it’s so much more than just a tool for selling back). But yes there are multiple components that you could add to the system…don’t have to, but could.
It looks like when other is selected under grid code you need an external anti islanding safety device, like a ziehlIt just helps encourage an expensive hobby…
I’m guessing you’re referring to the Cerbo. That’s the only extra thing that would be required to my knowledge to sell back to the grid (but it’s so much more than just a tool for selling back). But yes there are multiple components that you could add to the system…don’t have to, but could.
Um… you and others all signed the same NDA. Don’t go telling all my secrets.
Hmm, I’ve seen people select “other” before without needing to add something extra, of course the only videos I’ve looked at don’t attempt to sell back. I’m guessing there’s different requirements if you sell back.
The way I understand it, since there is no usa grid code, an external device is required
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Must be listed/certified, not necessarily UL.
Sadly doesn't help me. My solar equipment is in a remote shed.
It won't have ac coupling until later. And about same price as 18kpv
I don't really think it's particularly noisy. I wouldn't want it in my living room, but it's fine in the Garage. Not sure what you would be expecting. Not sure what you mean by 100A solar. Inverter seems to be the only thing that really kicks up the fans. Dumping 8KW at the batteries doesn't seem to kick it up much
I could have my sunny islands next to my living room. The fans kick on after i think 8kw but if I set the charging to below that(and I do, for efficiency) then the fans usually never come on, and all you hear is a very faint hum. the growatt pv inverter that its ac coupled to, is dead silent.
