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--- ac_coupling:start [2019-02-16 10:47] – [1. Introduction to the AC-Coupling concept] mvader
+++ ac_coupling:start [2020-03-01 13:36] – [1.1 What is AC-coupling?] roi.o
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 ==== 1.1 What is AC-coupling? ====
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 In an AC-coupled system, a grid-tied PV inverter is connected to the output of a Multi, Inverter or Quattro. PV power is first used to power the loads, then to charge the battery, and any excess PV power can be fed back to the grid.
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   * Systems with only a grid-tied PV inverter will fail when there is a grid black-out. A micro-grid system will continue to operate, and even keep using solar power.
   * It is also possible to run a AC-coupled micro-grid on a generator
-  * Most brands of PV inverters can be used for these systems, they need to be setup to support frequency shifting, often called the island-mode or micro-grid mode. For Fronius settings, see [[ac_coupling:fronius|AC-coupled PV with Fronius PV Inverters]].
+  * Most brands of PV inverters can be used for these systems, they need to be setup to support frequency shifting, often called the island-mode or micro-grid mode. For SolarEdge settings, see [[venus-os:gx_solaredge|]]. For Fronius settings, see [[ac_coupling:fronius|AC-coupled PV with Fronius PV Inverters]].
   * If power will be fed back into the grid an anti-islanding device may have to be added to the system, depending on local regulations.
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   - Hub-4 Assistant in combination with the PV Inverter support Assistant
   - Use the Inverter period time settings on the Virtual switch tab.
+===== Monitoring =====
+See [[ccgx:start|section 1.5 in the GX manual]].
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