Our inverters utilize CANbus communications for establishing parallel operation between multiple Sol-Ark inverters. CANbus communication operates as a serial communication protocol. In this setup each inverter in the setup is linked via a parallel communication cable forming a daisy-chain configuration. If one inverter in the chain experiences a shutdown due to a fault, the communication chain is disrupted. Consequently, the other inverters will also power down when we see this loss, ensuring system protection and safeguarding the customer’s investment.
Paralleling must be done at a stage 0 they have to sync and that is done in the pre normal mode, functionality wise having them going into sync is extremely difficult due to timing issues. It's easier to time it from a stage 0 than to do it when one unit is already running. Maintaining synchronization between inverters is critical; if the inverters were to operate out of parallel it can result in conflicts between the operation of inverters and desynchronization of the units. This misalignment can escalate, potentially causing significant damage to one or more inverters and risking harm to other connected equipment. Best Regards, Jharen Poole Applications Engineer II 972-575-8875 [cid:09eb4ba0-f025-49ec-8033-336d60599649]
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