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--- actor_offgrid [2021-02-17 11:25] – bob
+++ actor_offgrid [2023-10-25 15:36] (current) – bob
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 ====== my-PV AC-Thor and Victron Energy Off-Grid ======
-For an Off-Grid system. when the batteries are full and we still have PV power available, that power is lost. We could use that power and send it to a boiler or something similar. For this we are using a device from my-PV called AC-Thor.
+For an Off-Grid system. when the batteries are full and we still have AC coupled PV power available, that power is lost. We could use that power and send it to a boiler or something similar. For this we are using a device from my-PV called AC-Thor.
 The schematic for this kind of system looks like this (the meter from my-PV is not needed in this setup):
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 First setup:
-AC-Thor device must be connected on the AC output of the Multi/Quattro.
+AC-Thor device must be connected on the AC output of the Multi/Quattro just like the AC coupled PV inverter.
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-On the Multiplus or Quattro, using Ve.config, add the PV Inverter support Assistant
+On the Multiplus or Quattro, using Ve.config, add the PV Inverter support Assistant.
+-> The correct working of the frequency shift in the PV Inverter assistant needs to physically have a PV inverter installed on ACout which can feed into the Victron system.