yeah I will go and disconnect that string and see what I can figure out tomorrow. I will try swapping it into another input on the inverter tomorrow also, make sure it is not that input on the inverter itself.
yeah I will go and disconnect that string and see what I can figure out tomorrow. I will try swapping it into another input on the inverter tomorrow also, make sure it is not that input on the inverter itself.
Well they are all connected, when not under load/not connected to the inverter they were producing the same ~350 volts the other 5 arrays are producing.. so something is up.. I will swap inputs on the inverter first thing tomorrow and see if the problem follows, if so then I know it is something with the array and not the inverter.
Well I turned the disconnect off on the problem string and the disconnect for the other array into that 6000xp and swapped them in the inverter from pv1 to pv2, turn both array disconnects back on and now both arrays are producing normal power and voltage, so very strange! I will keep an eye on it and see how it performs throughout the day, currently with complete overcast at 1:30 I am getting 2200 watts.
Yeah it could have been, it was on the center inverter as well, the one pictured there. I just swapped pv 1 and 2 around with each other and no issues all day. It must have been a bad connection somehow.. glad that is all it was, or at least seems to have been.
9am and getting 9000 watts, very exciting The array pointed 15 degrees towards the east from south is producing double the wattage of the other arrays.