Micro inverters.

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  • Derlyn
    Platinum Member

    • Mar 2019
    • 1748

    #1

    Micro inverters.

    Been following all the inverter threads, but don't see anyone discussing micro inverters.
    Why is this ?
    Are any micro inverter systems being installed in SA ?
    If panels with micro inverters are used, how is this hooked up to the db downstairs ?
  • GCE
    Platinum Member

    • Jun 2017
    • 1473

    #2
    Originally posted by Derlyn
    Been following all the inverter threads, but don't see anyone discussing micro inverters.
    Why is this ?
    Are any micro inverter systems being installed in SA ?
    If panels with micro inverters are used, how is this hooked up to the db downstairs ?
    Micro inverters are used but do increase the price a substantial amount - With that said it is safer and the yield is generally better.

    There is normally a controller that the output of the micro inverter is hooked up to .
    The output of the micro inverter is +/-230v and is feed str into the DB through a CB in the same fashion that you would hook a normal gridtie inverter to a DB .
    The individual micro inverters are daisy chained

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    • Derlyn
      Platinum Member

      • Mar 2019
      • 1748

      #3
      Thanks for that GCE. I'm gonna make a point of familiarising myself with micro inverter systems.

      Have a great day, brother.

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      • Isetech
        Platinum Member

        • Mar 2022
        • 2274

        #4
        Solar edge have micro inverters.

        I have been following a company in the UK which uses Solar edge and micro inverters a lot.

        Down under they also use a lot of solar edge, I have been doing a lot of research and installing axpert and Susnsynk products, but starting to hear more and more bad feed back about sunsynk. Technical support, warranty claims and repair turnaround time seems to be quite a challenge.

        Another issue is the Sunsynk battery prices, I installed a battery a week ago which was R16000.00 cheaper than the customer would normally pay for the same Sunsynk product. Its a good product but R16000.00 better, only time will tell ?
        Comments are my opinion, unless regulations are attached to support the comment. This is social media, not a court room.

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        • BobZA
          Junior Member
          • Oct 2018
          • 20

          #5
          Here is an article from down under ... laid it out quite nicely for those, like me, that don't know what a micro inverter is

          Is it worth paying more for a solar energy system with microinverters? Discover the pros and cons when compared to regular inverters in this independent guide.

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