Wynem
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https://sapac.co.za/blogs/news/2023-04-18-18-05-this-is-what-you-need-to-know-with-regards-to-solar-pv-systems-fire-protection-and-structural-stability This is what i managed to dig up. Will ask him and hopefully get some clarity.After doing loads of solar installations i am now told by a electrician who upgraded the customers DB board mentioned that the inverter has to be installed in a fireproof box if its to remain in the house, or be installed outside the main house in a ventilated box. PV cables also need to be installed in separate PVC pipes or one steel pipe or kopex pipe. I am assuming he means the live and neutral in separate PVC pipes. A 40 KA surge arrestor before and after the inverter. Anyone on this form know about the new specifications and having witnessed many installations none are compliant then. Wayne
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Horrible experience with Sunsynk support and warranty claim
If you have the cash..go with Victron. Alternatively look at the more cost effective units like Growatt or Luxpower.As a installer and seller we will not touch Sunsynk. Period. We generally encourage customers wanting Sunsynk to rather look at another brand.Was designed by a civil engineer.Busy with a self install. 2 Growatt inverter with 3 Hubble batteries. Do I need a RS485/CAN HUB? Inverters in parallel configuration.
