November 25, 20169 yr Good day chaps! My google-fu has failed me, can someone please assist me with this silly little question... The manual states that the inverter is only compatible with "single-crystalline, polycrystalline and CIGS solar panels". Why not monocrystalline? Is it a silly chinglish translation mistake or will mono's really do damage? I can't see why it would but some clarification would be nice!
November 25, 20169 yr Don't the words single and mono mean exactly the same thing.Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk
November 25, 20169 yr Author Damn chinglish! I had a feeling that mono panels wouldn't harm the thing but I always like to get a 2nd opinion on things. Thanks guys!
November 28, 20169 yr monocrystalline panels don't work as well as polycrystaline, in South Africa, in general. I don't know about PE though.
November 28, 20169 yr 1 hour ago, SilverNodashi said: in South Africa, in general. I don't know about PE though. I think PE is still in South Africa despite the political takeover :-P
November 28, 20169 yr 10 hours ago, plonkster said: I think PE is still in South Africa despite the political takeover :-P haha! I meant w.r.t the ambient temperatures in PE.
November 28, 20169 yr Author 7 minutes ago, SilverNodashi said: haha! I meant w.r.t the ambient temperatures in PE. It's a lot like Cape Town except a little warmer in winter.
November 28, 20169 yr Author The 1kWp Mono array on the roof works rather well here. I regularly see it pushing out 1030w to 1080w this time of the year.
December 5, 20169 yr On 11/28/2016 at 9:47 PM, HeinTheTerrible said: The 1kWp Mono array on the roof works rather well here. I regularly see it pushing out 1030w to 1080w this time of the year. Would be nice to compare it with Poly panels, at your place.
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