HI all FYI
I am rushed with problems, but I hope this helps.
My 12 inverter Outback system supports 3 phase 120/208 volt, But it can not do
standalone operation on any more than 2 inverters legally. (therefor no Stand
alone 3 phase with my system) In my case Outback demonstrated 3 phase
stan
Bill,
How does this effect using an AC panel to combine inverter outputs? It
sounds like so long as there are no load breakers it can be used up to
it's bus rating with inverter breakers. Or is what you are talking about
only applicable to the tie in point or service entrances? I don't find the
co
William, I believe you're right about the 180 degree / 120 degree differential.
This is similar to the condition that fried the input relays on a handful of XW
inverters which were connected to 120/208 three phase inputs. In fact, Xantrex
published a technical bulletin about the issue, availabl
Friends:
There are two issues brought up here: Designation of a load center as a
"grid-tie combiner" and point of connection.
Grid-tie combiner: The concept is to designate a load center as a
"grid-tie combiner" and not allow any load breakers to be installed. While
I completely agree wit
Nick:
Here's my best guess: The X240 is configured to work with power legs with
180 degree phase differential. A 3 phase source has 120 degree phase
differential. This 120 degree phase differential shows as some degree of
direct short to the source.
Solution: I would forego the X240 and
Hello good folks in the RE world! An off grid customer of mine has a VFX Quad Stack wired exactrly like page 20 in the FX manual, including the X-240 balancing transformerconnected to the panel output legs. He has been feeding it with two legs of a three-phase diesel generator. IS THIS A COMPLETE
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