The hype is deafening on this. I agree in the Storedge design there appears to
be no way to separate out critical loads for operation during an outage, unless
the homeowner manually turns off non-critical circuits. Not ideal.
As for the Powerwall itself(not part of the Storedge system), they say
Kirk:
And a PR nightmare for integrators. The customer will be very disappointed
that you have to charge at least several times the cost of the battery pack to
make it provide back-up power. The overly rosy picture painted is a disservice
to the industry.
On a related note: It is 201
Does anyone else have installations of the AUO/BenQ AC modules in the
field? If not, do you have other brand installations of AC modules with
SolarBridge microinverters? We have a site in MN that has modules installed
in 2011, and a phase two in 2013. The overall performance is exceptional.
However
Hi Rebecca,
My experience with ACPV is all SunPower but I imagine that the SolarBridge
product is similar to what is used with BenQ. We have something in the
range of 500 SunPower ACPV modules installed, almost all of the gen 1
SolarBridge variety. We’ve had several problems with the ACPV superv
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