Why do my pvs give energy to the grid when the batteries are not full?
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PVS giving to the grid when batteries not full
Best answer by BPLightlog
Hi
I’m saying that, presuming that the inverter priorities are set correctly in terms of feeds and levels
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Hi
I’m saying that, presuming that the inverter priorities are set correctly in terms of feeds and levels
Every 24 hours, enough sunlight touches the Earth to provide the energy for the entire planet for 24 years
Thank you. Any idea how I can find out the correct feeds and levels? There appears to be a dearth of proper instructions out there!
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There is indeed … no joined up expertise between electricians, installers and support companies.
You could start by looking at the manual for the inverter - guess it’s a SolaX of some sort.
It will look something like this but you should explore the correct version for your set up
https://www.solaxpower.com/uploads/file/x1-hybrid-g4-user-manual-en.pdf
Every 24 hours, enough sunlight touches the Earth to provide the energy for the entire planet for 24 years
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Whitwop wrote:
Thank you very much. I have a direction to go now!
No problem. Pop back here if you need anything else .. there’s a few now with solar and battery systems who can help. A few with some SolaX experience too (mines a LuxPower but operates in a similar way)
Every 24 hours, enough sunlight touches the Earth to provide the energy for the entire planet for 24 years
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