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===== 1. Introduction ===== | ===== 1. Introduction ===== | ||
+ | In 2019 SolarEdge has introduced a new feature that allows AC-coupling with alternative power sources (or non-grid power sources) such as the Victron Energy Inverter/ | ||
- | You can connect your [[venus-os: | + | When a solar inverter is operating concurrently |
- | * Zero Feed-in for SolarEdge is not available | + | With this feature you can now build custom size AC Coupled Hybrid systems with the capability to enable zero feed-in to the grid when in On-Grid mode and frequency shifting |
- | * Frequency shift power control, as required | + | |
- | With those limitations, it is possible | + | The AC coupled system sizing guideline, Factor 1.0 rule, from Victron Energy |
- | In other sorts of systems, for example Off-grid systems, or ESS systems in areas where grid feed-in is not allowed, using a SolarEdge PV solution is not supported by Victron. | + | |
- | Note that its not possible to use the SolarEdge Wattnode meter when used in a Victron ESS System. In laymans terms, doing so will put two captains on the same ship, both trying to regulate the power flow at the utility connection, which will fail / be unstable. | ||
===== 2. How to configure ===== | ===== 2. How to configure ===== | ||
venus-os/gx_solaredge.txt · Last modified: 2021-09-21 16:22 by fjlacock