Wade

I don't plan on doing anything, I leave the qualified people to do what they do best, as I hate it when people try do my job. I will defiantly read up and knowledge my self before I buy or do something, if I find something i don't like them doing I'm going to go into more depth as I'm doing now. I came onto this form to find out who is a preferable Sunsynk installer and found you guys, so the frightening thing is its one of your installers that you recommended to me. He did a great job installing it at my place and at my Parents and ill recommend his installation, I just question his knowledge on the Sunsynk.

It really is that simple. Maybe he just doesn't know that the inverter can send power back only as far as the CT coil. Thank you.. it been my understanding all the time but keep getting told its not like that.

i did do a lot of reading up on the Sunsynk before getting it installed. I'm very impressed how smart the Sunsynk is and over the moon how its running. only thing i have as non essential is my oven and stove. so I'm not to bothered about my CT Coil, my parents house they got more on the non essential side and i would like the CT Coil moved as we had the same installer. i did watch quiet a few of his videos, i just find his voice dull and boring, i battle to watch more than 5 min. you dont perhaps have the YouTube link specifically for the CT Coil. I contacted our installer and the reply i got was. "nope .. it doesn't work that way. its it not a high VOLTAGE CT."

Thank you. I also don't understand why he installed it like that, i did question him when he was installing it, why he is doing it like that and got told it does not feed non essential loads. wont go into too much detail.

thanks for your reply. I understand everything you have explained, doesn't really tell me what I want to know. I hope this diagram explains it a little better what I'm trying to find out. The CT Coil is between the Main incomer and non Essential load DB. does the solar feed back to the Non Essential Load DB? i made a little block to show where mine is installed "CT coil Here" i want to know what's the difference its going to make if i install it as of the installation manual and where mine is.

does the non critical stuff runs on solar during the day? If it is that would mean your CT coil is between you grid (main incomer) and your non critical stuff. So my CT coil is between my inverter and non critical stuff so if there is reserved power from the solar system it just goes to mid air if batteries are full and critical stuff are not using that much, thats my understanding. I wanted my CT coil between my non critical and Grid (main incomer). As my understanding is then reserved power from the solar system gets used by the non critical stuff. If you don't allow it to feed back onto the grid your reserved power stays your side of the CT coil. If your main incomer has no power the CT coil picks it up and stops the inverter from feeding the non critical stuff. Hope it makes sense and if someone can give me an answer on if it does work like that. guy who installed my system says you dont install it like that, they way mine is installed with the CT Coil right after the Inverter and if you selected not to feed back onto the grid you wont need a CT Coil.