Ok, thanks, I wrote in that thread.
Czy wolisz polską wersję strony elektroda?
Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamspecpl wrote:This is another question whether in terms of performance there will be a difference between a Sofar and a parallel connection and an inverter that can handle 13A on one input?
leon3029 wrote:Prego.January production until yesterday
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leon3029 wrote:Krzychooo
Hello. I paste my January production to yesterday. I would like to add that I do not allow the panels to snow on my broomstick
leon3029 wrote:adamvfr
Hello. I do not write that with 4.4 because this was the inverter at the beginning and initially 5.5, then 6.6 on panels 7600w 2 strings 12 and 8 380w each
When I still squeezed 6.6 and cut, I changed it to 8.8, now it flies and, interestingly, works quietly and max. 55 temperature.
I would like to add that the inverter in the boiler room and we have winter so it heats up additionally, although I do not want to
Gentlemen, I do not write that everything that shows is true, but I do not see any big distortion on the two-way meter from PGE
tom.pk wrote:weird?The power of the panels is 7600W, they work with a power of 8 kW in December and January?
leon3029 wrote:2 strings 12 and 8 panels 380 w Starts without a problem for 4.4, of course, like snow, I try to gently sweep it away with a broom because the panels are on the roofs of a residential house, but not too sharp and it is possible to enter.
With 6.3 kWp
Gamma 350 counter and range Plus in my village are completely missing.
prose wrote:A miracle normally.I am 35 degrees and the snow will not fall by itself, but I have a farm building, it can be moved quickly and the production goes in January and today I haveWith 6.3 kWp
but without exaggeration. The weather in this part of Poland is rather similar, i.e. with you and with me.
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Quote:Graph from 01/09/2022 when I was playing with jumpers, switching to 8.8kW
TL;DR: Field owners report 0–20 % daily energy loss when Sofar inverters trip on 253 V grid peaks; “set Country Code 12 for Poland and the problem goes away” [Elektroda, 3301, post #18624621] Why it matters: one menu setting often fixes most unexpected shutdowns without replacing hardware.
• Max. DC input voltage 1000 V & MPPT window 240-850 V (Sofar 8.8KTL-X manual [Uri, #18921613]) • Recommended DC/AC oversize ratio ≤ 1.2 : 1 for KTL-X models [Elektroda, BikeBarian, post #18360391] • Country Code list: PL = 12, DE = 07, NL = 05 [Elektroda, Defence & 3301, post #18851696] • Typical firmware: V2.30 (increases AC limit from 4.0 kW to 4.4 kW on 4.4KTL-X) [Elektroda, prose, post #19034268] • Service e-mail: service.pl@sofarsolar.com; hotline +48 22 123 98 58 [Elektroda, AT PRO, post #18772451]
