Karl, you're interconnecting into a spot/area network, right? It's a real concern; some solutions and background on the issue here:
http://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy09osti/45061.pdf

DKC

On 2014/3/27, 14:05, Karl Jaeger wrote:

Esteemed Wrenches,

We've recently run into an issue with a local distributor citing network fault current on a split-phase service as a reason to prevent interconnection of our customer's solar array. They've given us the options of reducing our system size from 36.5kW-DC to 15kW-DC, or having the customer upgrade to 3-phase at a soft price of $20-30K. We're looking at 32kW of inverters on a 167kVA transformer.

Does anyone have experience on circumventing the issue of network fault current? Any experience with Fault Current Limiters?

Much appreciated,

*Karl Jaeger*

*Design/Build Engineer*

*LightWave Solar Electric LLC*



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