Hello,
I’m scaling down my intentions of supplying all my power use, to simply get started and power this shipping container at this time. And, thank you so much, for any help you can offer!
I have (10) 400 watt, Mono panels, 10 amps, 51 volts, which are to go on top of an 8’ x 40’ shipping container roof. They are laid out as in the image. (I do have an 11th panel of the same specs. in case it can be wired in, my limited knowledge I was thinking it can’t..?)
The broken line is the tilt support, which lifts two panels at a time, to face South.
The right side, East, gets shade in the morning that is why the panels are starting on the left end of the container to minimize that shading.
Suggestions on how to wire them would be super!
Part 2:
Also, my thought is to wire them into a Growatt Inverter, I’m not sure what to choose, I do want it to be “Stackable” for expansion?
I only need to use 120 volts (not 240 volts)
I’m scaling down my intentions of supplying all my power use, to simply get started and power this shipping container at this time. And, thank you so much, for any help you can offer!
I have (10) 400 watt, Mono panels, 10 amps, 51 volts, which are to go on top of an 8’ x 40’ shipping container roof. They are laid out as in the image. (I do have an 11th panel of the same specs. in case it can be wired in, my limited knowledge I was thinking it can’t..?)
The broken line is the tilt support, which lifts two panels at a time, to face South.
The right side, East, gets shade in the morning that is why the panels are starting on the left end of the container to minimize that shading.
Suggestions on how to wire them would be super!
Part 2:
Also, my thought is to wire them into a Growatt Inverter, I’m not sure what to choose, I do want it to be “Stackable” for expansion?
I only need to use 120 volts (not 240 volts)
