spacemancw
New Member
I have my solar panels coming into a grid-tied SolarEdge 7600 H inverter .. and then wired from the inverter into my 200 amp main panel via a 40amp breaker.
I have a 100amp sub-panel off my main breaker. I have a 100amp breaker in the main panel that can shut off the subpanel .. and it is wired with 3 gage wire.
I have the opportunity to re-wire the Solar Edge Inverter into the subpanel. The subpanel currently has a 30am breaker for the dryer and 5 20amp circuits for lights and switches.
The reason for wiring the solar to the sub panel is to allow for a hybrid inverter and batteries later down the line.
So would this be overloading my 100amp subpanel? Power from the Solar panels would have to traverse the 3-gage wire to power the rest of the circuits in the main panel, which include 40amp AC, 50amp range, 50amp EV charger and more.
thanks
I have a 100amp sub-panel off my main breaker. I have a 100amp breaker in the main panel that can shut off the subpanel .. and it is wired with 3 gage wire.
I have the opportunity to re-wire the Solar Edge Inverter into the subpanel. The subpanel currently has a 30am breaker for the dryer and 5 20amp circuits for lights and switches.
The reason for wiring the solar to the sub panel is to allow for a hybrid inverter and batteries later down the line.
So would this be overloading my 100amp subpanel? Power from the Solar panels would have to traverse the 3-gage wire to power the rest of the circuits in the main panel, which include 40amp AC, 50amp range, 50amp EV charger and more.
thanks