Hello,
I'm doing research do that I can diy a solar system for my home. I came across this page, but then realized that the inverter used there was for an off grid system. So then I found the EG4 18kPV Hybrid Inverter which can connect to the grid. I'm also thinking I'll get an EG4 PowerPro WallMount AllWeather Lithium Battery. What I'm currently looking for is a complete list of every component I'll need that'll work with a system that uses a hybrid inverter and also a diagram for all the wiring involved.
The 18k has a maximum PV input voltage of 1000V and a maximum PV input current of 30A per MPPT tracker, and it has 2. The solar panels I'm looking at are 385 Watt, 10.28 amps. Would having 2 strings of 15 panels each be too much? I understand the open circuit voltage increases in cold temperatures and I live in Utah where we usually hit 0 degrees Fahrenheit in the winter. Would that be safe or would I have to either get another inverter or do less panels?
Thanks in advance.
I'm doing research do that I can diy a solar system for my home. I came across this page, but then realized that the inverter used there was for an off grid system. So then I found the EG4 18kPV Hybrid Inverter which can connect to the grid. I'm also thinking I'll get an EG4 PowerPro WallMount AllWeather Lithium Battery. What I'm currently looking for is a complete list of every component I'll need that'll work with a system that uses a hybrid inverter and also a diagram for all the wiring involved.
The 18k has a maximum PV input voltage of 1000V and a maximum PV input current of 30A per MPPT tracker, and it has 2. The solar panels I'm looking at are 385 Watt, 10.28 amps. Would having 2 strings of 15 panels each be too much? I understand the open circuit voltage increases in cold temperatures and I live in Utah where we usually hit 0 degrees Fahrenheit in the winter. Would that be safe or would I have to either get another inverter or do less panels?
Thanks in advance.
