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Voltageza

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    Voltageza got a reaction from james naidoo in Sigenergy   
    Hi Guys
    Will like to hear your views and opinions on this product. I see it claims 0ms change over.
    Thanks
     
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    Voltageza reacted to TaliaB in DC Volts in armored cable   
    Just to put your mind at ease on above assumption that induction could damage the inner core insulation. Below manufacturer specify AC or DC on the 2 core armoured cable. Alvern and Aberdare cable manufacturers do also spec for Ac and Dc on 2 core cables.

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    Voltageza reacted to TaliaB in DC Volts in armored cable   
    Armoured cable or SWA cable may be used in dc applications. Armoured cables offers superior protection properties against damage in all types of applications. Sans does not specify beyond current and voltage ratings that armoured cable should not be used on dc curcuits.
    You should calculate the voltdrop at 150m distance you spesified as to not exceed 5% between input voltage and output voltage in your case not exceeding 760v at the Mppt input side.
    Also no need for earthing the armouring of the cable in dc applications as it will serve no purpose like in AC applications.
    You will most likely ( not sure of your array current) use 2.5mm 2 core ( rated current 36A) that has a voltdrop of 19mv/A/m so in your case 0.019 x (X unknown) x 150m. (Copper)

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