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    Sunny Island Sunny Boy AC Coupling Grid Tie System

    Great, thanks for the link, my plan B seems to be realizable with this relay ;-)
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    Sunny Island Sunny Boy AC Coupling Grid Tie System

    Thanks, I'll do some research on it. twice approx. 4500 CAD for Sunny Island is too expensive for me in relation to the entire system, moreover, I would pay for functions that I do not want to use. Thank you for all the information, I will do a little research to see if I can not somehow...
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    Sunny Island Sunny Boy AC Coupling Grid Tie System

    What do you mean by "rotating machinery"? It would be enough to use a relay to disconnect the solar panels from the heating rods, right? The problem is, I can't find a suitable DC relay for the 5 kW I need per heating element, e.g. 200-250 volts at 20 amps.
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    Sunny Island Sunny Boy AC Coupling Grid Tie System

    Thank you for your answer. I have a GARN Wood Boiler with three 5.5 kW heating rods, no thermostat. Connecting DC directly was my first idea, but I haven't found any DC relays for about 200 (better 250) volts and 20 amps (6 solar panels as strings, 2 strings in parallel). I would measure the...
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    Sunny Island Sunny Boy AC Coupling Grid Tie System

    Hello, I am new here and have a question: I want to use a 12 kW solar system via three SunnyBoy 5.0-US to heat a 4000 liter water boiler without using batteries. I have never started the three SunnyBoys, so I could set them to off-grid. My idea is to connect a 5.5 kW heater directly to each...
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