Hello again Solar Folk,
I just heard back from SMA tech support. Not possible. With no
communication between inverters there is not way to sync the sine waves and
keep it all "pretty." Alas. . .
Thanks again,
Djibril
On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 3:44 PM, James Gustafson wrote:
> Hello Solar Folk
Hello Solar Folk,
I'm wondering if it is possible combine the secure power source outputs of
two SMA SBTL-22's in series to run a 240v load, like a small well pump.
Does anyone have any ideas about the feasibility of this concept?
Thank You Much,
Djibril
On Mon, Jul 22, 2013 at 5:46 AM, Carl Ad
If the grid fails, and comes back up the next day (when the unit powers back up
from DC) it will automatically search for the grid first. If the grid is not
back, the homeowner will have to exercise the switch to regain the SPS
function.
Steve
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CARL:
I have not installed any SBs with the "SPS" feature.
My understanding is that manual activation and deactivation of the
SPS grid-loss outlet is required.
Not a big deal, but the homeowner has to remember to deactivate
the function
Nick,
I guess I don't see this as a weakness but rather operating as designed.
If the design intent was to allow the grid tied solar array to provide a
limited power source during a grid outage, during daylight hours, with no
batteries required, it seems this hits the mark.
I know these units we
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