You might want to try one of those lights up where the inverter is and
see if it flickers up there when a load at the other
end is turned on...Use walkie-talkies maybe ?
Are you sure it's not just surge regulation voltage response time of the
inverter itself ?
boB
On 2/2/2014 4:01 PM
You should rent or borrow a power quality analyzer to look at the phase
angles and harmonic distortion throughout the day. A scope will also help
to allow you to look at the waveform of the inverter produced electricity.
You need to properly identify the cause of the problem before you invest in
an
Troy,
You're correct in your statement about dimmers operating on a phase shift
within their own circuitry. However, that isn't likely the culprit here.
1000 feet of 350 MCM would have approximately 0.65 millihenry inductance per
conductor. If the conductors are widely separated in a manner t
We've got a PV system that has long lines from the inverters to the house (1000
ft or so). While the wires are properly sized (2x350MCMs), it inherently has a
lot of inductance due to the line-length. What We are noticing is that dimmable
LED lights flicker anytime a new load turned on, even i
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