mossymeadow
New Member
Hello DIY Solar friends ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I have a set up with multiple (6) EG4 6000XP Off Grid inverters. Each inverter will run L1, L2, N, G to the main breaker panel, connected via a back-fed 2 pole 35A breaker.
The inverter closest to the main breaker panel is only 3 feet away. The furthest is 16 feet away.
Should all the inverters use 16 foot long AC output cables or is it OK for one to have 3 foot AC output cables, the next to have 5 foot cables, the next 8 foot.... etc until the final one has 16 foot long cables?
If unequal lengths are used, will the house draw more power from the 3 foot inverter than from the 16 foot one? Or, is the EG4 inverter firmware able to mitigate the unbalanced lengths and ensure even draw to all paralleled inverters?
I've had a hard time finding a clear answer and appreciate your insights!
I have a set up with multiple (6) EG4 6000XP Off Grid inverters. Each inverter will run L1, L2, N, G to the main breaker panel, connected via a back-fed 2 pole 35A breaker.
The inverter closest to the main breaker panel is only 3 feet away. The furthest is 16 feet away.
Should all the inverters use 16 foot long AC output cables or is it OK for one to have 3 foot AC output cables, the next to have 5 foot cables, the next 8 foot.... etc until the final one has 16 foot long cables?
If unequal lengths are used, will the house draw more power from the 3 foot inverter than from the 16 foot one? Or, is the EG4 inverter firmware able to mitigate the unbalanced lengths and ensure even draw to all paralleled inverters?
I've had a hard time finding a clear answer and appreciate your insights!