Greetings fellow wrenches;
I know we have beat this many times but I once again have not been able
to resolve the contradictory information in 690 in regards to
implementing 690.12. As Rebekah Hren pointed out before, the diagrams
shown in Figure 690.1(b) show that the /PV System DC Circuit/
Hi William,
Our metered Envoys in North America can only be used with the Enphase 200A
consumption CTs (CT-200-SPLIT). Many of the off-the-shelf CT options have an
embedded burden resistor and output millivolts. Our CTs output milliAmps and
we have embedded the burden resistor on the Envoy
Wrenches,
Thanks, all, for your responses. This recently retired ER Doc customer does
have an inverter system (old SW’s, one not so good on the scope). Grid and also
two generators, Wanted a DC solution also. I like the Grundfos pumps so far,
not their opinion to double the battery bank so
Thanks for the reply August. I’m working to get in touch with the engineer so
we’ll see what they say.
I agree balancing the tap on all parallel conductors sounds like it would avoid
the possibility of any issue, but I can’t think of what the problem would be if
current from the grid were
Friends:
I am fixin’ to install an Enphase system with the Envoy-S and the AC
combiner box. I wish to monitor consumption. It appears to me that
Enphase offers only one model of CT which may be a bit large for the space
I have. The panel is only 100 Amps and thus has smaller feeder conductor
The customer needs education! The SQ should be powered from 240vac and
the CU can run a generator input if needed. AC power should be designed so
that it never goes away offgrid in my opinion. There should be a water tank
that can give time to make repairs.
Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar
"we go
Forgot the link...sheesh.
https://youtu.be/h1nmUjiNq2s
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