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Pick One 300W 400W 500W 600W 800W 1000W MPPT GRID TIE INVERTER FOR SOLAR PANEL
Please choose one Green ergyStar Grid Tie Inverter: 300W Mppt – 1000W Mppt. Unique and intuitive display design – LED cycling in circular formation – Represent electric meter spinning backward and power is being output to the grid – Smooth motion. Green ergyStar MPPT Grid Tie Inverter For Solar & Wind Hybrid Systems. MPPT to Enhance Power Output by 30%! 300W MPPT Grid Tie inverter. 400W MPPT Grid Tie inverter. 500W MPPT Grid Tie inverter. 600W MPPT Grid Tie inverter. 800W MPPT Grid Tie inverter. 1000W MPPT Grid Tie inverter Feature: 100V -130V or 190V-260V. 0.84kg, 1.85lb. 1.0kg, 2.25lb. 1.3kg, 2.91lb. 1.32kg, 2.9lb. 1.74kg, 3.83lb. 2.08kg, 4.59lb. Dimension (L x W x H). 16.5 x 15.5 x 5.4cm 6.5″ x 6.1″ x 2.1. 19.3 x 16.5 x 5.4cm 7.5″ x 6.5″ x 2.1. 22.5 x 16.6 x 5.4cm 8.86″ x 6.5″ x 2.1. 28.5 x 16.5 x 5.4cm 11.1″ x 6.5″ x 2.1. 20’C – 65’C. Wall Mount at Base. Convection cooled with fan. High quality finned aluminum to act as heat sink for fast heat dissipation. 6 Green, 1 Orange, 1 Red LED. 10.5 – 28V. 8V – 10.49V. 48V (Anything above will damage inverter). Above protection range will blow fuse. Under protection range will heat up internal electronics. Disconnect immediately to avoid damage. Maximum AC Output Power (Rated at 25’C, 18V). AC output voltage range. Total harmonic Distortion (THD). Yes, inverter shuts down during black out. Additional information about grid tie inverters. Non- Reusable Power being consumed today. Reusable Power being generated for a better tomorrow and a brighter future. What is Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT)? MPPT is a techinque we implemented to get the maximum possible power from a solar panel. When trying to characterize the output of a solar panel mathematically, it can be represented by an IV-Curve (shown below). The equation for Power is P = IV. Where I is the Current , V is the Voltage , and P is the possible output Power. Each point on the curve is a possible combination for output power and our goal is to find the best combination to obtain maximum power. In simple terms, we are trying to get the biggest rectangle to fit under this so called IV-Curve, the bigger rectangle we can fit, the more power we get. Below are graphs to help you understand the idea better. This is a comparison between inverters with and without MPPT on an 85W solar panel. Please note that different solar panels will have slightly different IV-Curves. No Tracking Vs Tracking. Figure 1 No MPPT, with voltage fixed 17.5V P = 17.5V x 4.6A = 80.5W. Figure 2 With MPPT, amount of current and voltage to draw are calculated P = 17V x 4.95A = 84.15W. As we can see, Figure 2 is able to 84.15W with MPPT while in Figure 1, we can only get 80.5W. This is 4.5% increase in power output. Why do we care? Because solar panels are still quite expensive these days, and the increased power output will directly affect our return on investment (ROI). In addition, depending on weather, time of the day and amount of solar irradiation the panel receives, the IV curve will move along the Y-axis to reflect the possible increase / decrease in potential power output, and cause the maximum power point to shift along as well. Coming up are illustrations to visualize this idea. IV-Curves Under different weather conditions. Sunny, Clear Sky days in Summer 600 1000 W/m2. Scattered Clouds or Partly Cloudy days in Summer 300 600 W/m2. Cloudy or fog days, dawn or dusk in Summer 100 300 W/m2. Figure 3 – 5 illustrate the power gain in different weather condition with MPPT compare to a non-tracking inverter that locks voltage at 17.5V. While 17.5V is randomly chosen, it does show what would happen in real life when there is not MPPT. Studies have shown, by making use of MPPT, there will be an average of 30% increase in power production. Since the maximum power point is a variable, we have implemented a tracking algorithm that utilizes the micro processing power of our inverter to calculate the optimum voltage and current to maximize our energy harvest. Figure 1: AC Power. Figure 2: DC Input. Install in a low humidity and well-ventilated area. Remove all flammable objects. Connect the Solar Panel, Battery or Wind Turbine’s DC supply cables to the DC input terminal of the inverter as shown in Figure 2. Wind Turbine installations will require respective charge controllers and dump loads. Connect the inverter to a wall socket with the supplied AC Power Cord as shown in Figure 1. Pay close attention to the polarity of your DC input. Connecting incorrectly might blow the fuse. In such case the inverter will make a buzz sound whenever power is connected and the fuse will need to be replaced. Improper installation, accident, misuse. Any unauthorized disassembly, repair, or modification. NO OPERATING COST GENERATES ELECTRICITY FROM THE ABUNDANT RESOURCE – SOLAR & WIND. All pictures and descriptions are subjected to change without notice. We are not responsible for any inadvertent errors. Items that are used/ damaged/ deformed or altered in any ways will not be accepted. Spams and mass e-mailing will be deleted without slightest glance. E-mails with virus or anything subjected to hacking are automatically deleted. The item “Pick One 300W 400W 500W 600W 800W 1000W MPPT GRID TIE INVERTER FOR SOLAR PANEL” is in sale since Wednesday, October 9, 2019. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Home Improvement\Electrical Supplies\Alternative Energy Supplies\Alternative Energy Chargers & Inverters”. The seller is “hi_iq” and is located in Point Roberts, Washington. This item can be shipped worldwide.
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