Wrenches,
I have just set up an off grid system for a client and am now weighing out the
pros and cons of connecting the two FM80's to the Hub or leaving them charging
the battery independently.
The system consists of an FW1000 with two stacked VFX3648's. The two FM80's
are mounted under the inverters and each is connected to it's own array. One is
3.4kW on a roof and the other is 3.6kW on two poles.Outback has commented on
this and has offered no convincing reasons for connecting them to the Hub.
Any comments or experiences?
Cheers,benn
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