Hi,
Beginner here ;-)
Last year i ordered 2 Growatt 5kW Stackable Off-Grid Inverters | SPF 5000 ES-US plus 2 EG4-LifePower4 Lithium Batteries | 48V 100AH.
I am just now setting it up and something is not clear to me.
I have 8, 450 watt 48v solar panels. I can put them all in series and have 384v going trough one black and red cable going to my house. I can connect that to one inverter since the inverter can handle 450v.
But how do i connect it to two inverters? And do i need to connect it to two inverters? I think i need to because they need solar and battery input right?
The inverters will be in parallel.
So can i split the red and black cable in the house and then connect to both inverters? Or do i need to put four solar panels in series and connect to one inverter and then put the other 4 solar panels in series and connect to the other inverter?
I attached an image on how i think i should do it. This way it's only going to be one red and one black cable coming form my solar panels. About 120feet away.
Thanks
Guido
Beginner here ;-)
Last year i ordered 2 Growatt 5kW Stackable Off-Grid Inverters | SPF 5000 ES-US plus 2 EG4-LifePower4 Lithium Batteries | 48V 100AH.
I am just now setting it up and something is not clear to me.
I have 8, 450 watt 48v solar panels. I can put them all in series and have 384v going trough one black and red cable going to my house. I can connect that to one inverter since the inverter can handle 450v.
But how do i connect it to two inverters? And do i need to connect it to two inverters? I think i need to because they need solar and battery input right?
The inverters will be in parallel.
So can i split the red and black cable in the house and then connect to both inverters? Or do i need to put four solar panels in series and connect to one inverter and then put the other 4 solar panels in series and connect to the other inverter?
I attached an image on how i think i should do it. This way it's only going to be one red and one black cable coming form my solar panels. About 120feet away.
Thanks
Guido