Esteemed Wrenches,
So from my previous post and research - I think I'm down to the simple
question of what is the best way to do a supply side connection in PG&E
territory for a 200 AMP PV feed into a 200 Amp Service.
PG&E won't allow PV circuit wiring to enter their sealed sections.
So how
Does anyone have a manual or have experience with a
Meca 1 axis tracker?
So far no answer from Meca in California.
I’m helping with a site that has one, and it appears to rotate East too early
in the day.
It appears to be a time based tracker.
Thx
Jay
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Matt,
quite a few issues and the GT inv. idea is where I would go
also. XW5548 can only sell 20A @240vac. I would just set up a manual A/B
switch on the grid inverter solar input to be able to switch this to the
mppt-80-600 for outages and bad solar days.
I can dig up the one I used.
In this
Hi All,
I've been asked to review a GT-BBUS that was installed with a DC to AC
ratio of 2.14. The system owner is frustrated b/c his 9.2-kW of PV is
bottlenecked by an 80A MPPT (~4,300W). The inverter is a XW-5548 so there
is a second bottleneck to overcome even if an additional CC were added.
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