@lesiakjarek give it a rest, such a problem is not a problem. The equipment generally works, it is unlikely to break down, enjoy as I do the low voltage in the network.
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Czy wolisz polską wersję strony elektroda?
Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamszewczo86 wrote:Hello, I have such a problem...
Quote:When the DC switch is turned off, two PV strings connected to the same MPPT are still connected in parallel. In this case, two voltage sources are connected in parallel. When two voltage sources have different electromotive forces, a circulating current is generated.
maciek.mr wrote:But the panels have different powers 9x320W and I want to add 5x600W, I will not connect them in series
maciek.mr wrote:I`m just planning. But if it works properly with one string, i.e. the inverter turns on, will adding a second string turn it off?
maciek.mr wrote:Is the switch-on voltage the voltage when the inverter turns on, or does this voltage only result in a change from DC to AC in a given circuit?
maciek.mr wrote:And what does the setting of the inverter that connects the circuits do (I don`t remember the name of this option)?
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]