June 21, 20224 yr A bird told me the Sunsync will be very soon be approved for the local on grid market I have been looking and looking and can't seem to find the difference between this 2 models ? What's the difference ?
June 21, 20224 yr 18 minutes ago, Jaxone said: A bird told me the Sunsync will be very soon be approved for the local on grid market I have been looking and looking and can't seem to find the difference between this 2 models ? What's the difference ? It seems the SG03 LP1 has a MTTP range of 200-425V and also has a 26A input vs 22A for the Sg01 LP1.
June 22, 20224 yr 7 hours ago, Jaxone said: Any link to this info ? I'm not sure if I will find it again but PM me your email addy and I will send the single page specs to you. I see this applies to the model for the EU zone.
June 22, 20224 yr 20 hours ago, Jaxone said: A bird told me the Sunsync will be very soon be approved for the local on grid market I have been looking and looking and can't seem to find the difference between this 2 models ? What's the difference ? According to the CoCT approved inverter and equipment ito NRS 097-2-1 list: https://resource.capetown.gov.za/documentcentre/Documents/Forms, notices, tariffs and lists/Approved Photovoltaic (PV) Inverter List.pdf many SynSynk models are already approved and tested. Am I misunderstanding something?
June 22, 20224 yr 8 minutes ago, system32 said: According to the CoCT approved inverter and equipment ito NRS 097-2-1 list: https://resource.capetown.gov.za/documentcentre/Documents/Forms, notices, tariffs and lists/Approved Photovoltaic (PV) Inverter List.pdf many SynSynk models are already approved and tested. Am I misunderstanding something? @Jaxoneis in Europe
June 22, 20224 yr 2 hours ago, Nexuss said: @Jaxoneis in Europe To be more specific in Denmark. He has also placed their inverter list here. CoCT has a number of inverters on that are not allowed presently in Denmark. They also apply a cap at 3.6kw 🙄 Edited June 22, 20224 yr by Scorp007
June 22, 20224 yr Author Just now, Scorp007 said: To be more specific in Denmark. He has also place their inverter list and CoCT has a number of inverters on that are not allowed presently in Denmark. They also apply a cap at 3.6kw 🙄 For single phase yes, for 3 phase I think there is no limit. Sunsynk also replied to my support question : "Please see below , they are the same specs. We checking with our technical writer and will feedback info as soon as we have information. .... 10 min after... ... It varies to the area in world it is sold at. --------------- I must say , I am impressed by the responsiveness of their support department. Makes me think more and more towards this brand. Support is key
June 23, 20224 yr 15 hours ago, Scorp007 said: To be more specific in Denmark. He has also placed their inverter list here. CoCT has a number of inverters on that are not allowed presently in Denmark. They also apply a cap at 3.6kw 🙄 The way I understood Keith's videos... In UK you can use the smaller 3.6kW units for self consumption without permits. The larger units/grid feed require permits. Not sure if this is the same elsewhere.
June 23, 20224 yr Author Here you can use ANY unit you want as long as you do not inject in the grid. When you inject , there is a 3.6kw limit for the 1 phase but same time the inverter must be on the government pre approved list. Sunsynk and Deye are not on the list ... yet ... but soon should be. Also , talking with the guys from the local community , some of them have put units on grid and just limited the injection at 1-2kw or around the own consumption limit and would rather pay the fine if caught than pay the stoopid high prices from today which would have exceeded the fine price So thinking here to go with a Sunsynk / Deye , make everything off grid as I have it now and when they come on the list then I can connect on grid and inject the surplus.
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