ve.bus:manual_parallel_and_three_phase_systems
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| ve.bus:manual_parallel_and_three_phase_systems [2019-10-01 13:33] – guy_stewart | ve.bus:manual_parallel_and_three_phase_systems [2019-10-15 10:53] – [DC and AC wiring] guy_stewart | ||
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| For DC, one fuse per phase is best. If a big single fuse is not available, use one fuse per unit. Same type of fuse due to same resistance. | For DC, one fuse per phase is best. If a big single fuse is not available, use one fuse per unit. Same type of fuse due to same resistance. | ||
| - | Beware of phase rotation between the inverter and AC in. When wired in the wrong rotation, the system will not accept the mains input and only operates in inverter mode. In that case swap two phases to correct it. | + | Beware of phase rotation between the inverter and AC in. When wired in a rotation |
| Note: Do not over-dimension the AC cabling. Using extra thick cabling has negative side effects.\\ | Note: Do not over-dimension the AC cabling. Using extra thick cabling has negative side effects.\\ | ||
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| * Using 2 units (A and B) parallel and using extremely good cabling one might achieve a total resistance for Unit_A of 0.0001Ω and a total resistance for Unit_B of 0.0002Ω. This results in Unit_A carrying twice as much current as Unit_B although the resistance difference is very small. | * Using 2 units (A and B) parallel and using extremely good cabling one might achieve a total resistance for Unit_A of 0.0001Ω and a total resistance for Unit_B of 0.0002Ω. This results in Unit_A carrying twice as much current as Unit_B although the resistance difference is very small. | ||
| * Using the same 2 units in parallel with bad AC cabling one might end up with a total resistance for Unit_A of 15Ω and a total resistance for Unit_B of 16Ω. This results in a much better current distribution (Unit_A will carry 1.066 times more current than Unit_A) even if the absolute difference in resistance is much bigger than in the previous example (1Ω vs 0.0001Ω). | * Using the same 2 units in parallel with bad AC cabling one might end up with a total resistance for Unit_A of 15Ω and a total resistance for Unit_B of 16Ω. This results in a much better current distribution (Unit_A will carry 1.066 times more current than Unit_A) even if the absolute difference in resistance is much bigger than in the previous example (1Ω vs 0.0001Ω). | ||
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| ==== A continuous, unbroken negative link must be maintained between all units ==== | ==== A continuous, unbroken negative link must be maintained between all units ==== | ||
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