deye 5kw hybrid with trina 660 watts

hi,

I have a lifepo4 10kw battery with growatt spf es 5000 inverter, but I am installing 6*660watts trina (high amp low voltage panels). Due to noise issues with growatt, I am planning to buy a fan less inverter (deye 5k hybrid eu version). But the deye has a maximum amp of 13+13 (13 amp per mppt) whereas the trina 660 watts has an isc of 17.4 amp.

- is it possible to install the deye with these panels?

- can i connect the 2 mppts in parallel so i get 26amp? ( I read somewhere with luxpower you can connect the 2 mppts in parallel so you get 26 amp).

- is there a way I can use both mmpts with the 13 amp limitation (since some panels are shaded for part of the day for around 4 months per year)? so it would be wiser to get maximum 13 amp per year but ensure a decent generation in shading months.

- the trina 660w has voc of 39.4 v, if i cannoect them in series of 3 panels, will they work with deye if slightly lower than 120v?

thank you.

1. No. 14A is acceptable but 17.4A is too much. It will fry the MPPT

2. I don't think so

ruchira88 said:

1. No. 14A is acceptable but 17.4A is too much. It will fry the MPPT

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The SCC draws what it can. It will never draw more than it's limit. Solar panels don't push amps, they just make them available.

You could add a separate charge controller for some or all of the load if you want to stick with the fanless inverter.