iampob
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Yes, it can be set to go into a bypass mode if the demand is more than solar can provide, it is limited to 3000w per 120v phase, anything over that and it bypasses to the grid, and the bypass can handle 50 amps, and as you add more units it will increase the max it can handle, I think, still learning...Can the 6000xp pull from the grid when solar is inadequate? What happens to those circuits when you didn't get enough sun?
The Delta Pro ULTRA has a smart panel that can accommodate 12 circuits. The grid becomes a backup power source when there isn't enough sun for those circuits. It prioritizes the solar panels first, the battery second and the grid is there as a fall back.
The DP-Ultra also does not back feed into the grid. It's "grid assisted" not "grid tied".
BTW - we're currently installing a full off grid eg4 system where I work. No grid available. It's 48v with 38 kW of their batteries and 7.2 kW panels. Can add photos in a couple of weeks
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6000XP Wiring and questions
brilliant, thanks! luckily (or not?) our water is gas, so don't need to factor that in, pretty cool that the element in yours could be reduced by so much, I like the idea of transferring circuits over as you go. One thing I'm not yet understanding, please bare with me I know this is very basic...
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I'll have a look at the Delta, thanks, will be cool to see what's being installed at your work.