Wrenches
This is interesting, first nothing comes up with a "class action suit" l
personally researched the sma and battery compatibility, we sell solaredge
and LG all the time and in all my conversations l never was told or read
about the compatibility so l can only assume it was a early first dra
I did a little case study on an array (10kw Sanyo) in which the upper half was
washed with softened water only, and the lower half was/is washed with softened
water and rainx solution.
The results of over a 12 year period have been zero difference in output
between the two halves, but the upper
Greetings Wrenches,
I posed this question to the group a number of years ago and would like to
ask it again, in case any new members have new ideas or any elders have
adjusted their approach.
I am wondering if anyone can offer tried-and-true tips for cleaning
modules: tools, materials, methods? I
I would like to share my experience.
It does not in any way provide the AC Coupling experience that is
represented. The LG Chem should never been on any "compatible" list. Perhaps
they have removed it but it was clearly there (listed in front of BYD, even)
and we used that representation to ins
Actually LG Chem was first on that list earlier this year. After recent
developments they started changing their views in June, and now it seems
like BYD is their first choice. We are most interested in talking to
installers who have used the LG Chem/SBS 6.0 with some success.
Thanks,
Vic
Vic Gui
I haven't used that combo, but I spent quite a bit of time researching,
and SMA only warrants their equipment when used with batteries from
their 'recommended' list. LG Chem is not on the list, BYD is.
Personally I would be picking an inverter that has better tech support
(SMA fired all their
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