Aubrey48 Posted September 4 Share Posted September 4 Hi, I am Aubrey Kruger, residing in Klerksdorp, North West, South Africa. I have the following questions: I have 9 x 250W - 270W solar panels. They are coupled 3 x 3 in series and 3 strings in parallelle. I was told that with the SNA5000 I should have all 9 in series and one sting [4 gauge] to connect to the SNA5000 Inverter. Is it true? What size Fuse must I install? What is the best circuit breaker to install between panels and SNA5000? I have 4 Pylon Li-Ion Batteries. 2 x 2000B 2.4kWH. 1 x 2000C 2.4kWH and 1 x 3000C 3.5kWH. The comms is coupled from 3000C to the Inverter. Will this work with the SNA5000? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scorp007 Posted September 4 Share Posted September 4 1 hour ago, Aubrey48 said: Hi, I am Aubrey Kruger, residing in Klerksdorp, North West, South Africa. I have the following questions: I have 9 x 250W - 270W solar panels. They are coupled 3 x 3 in series and 3 strings in parallelle. I was told that with the SNA5000 I should have all 9 in series and one sting [4 gauge] to connect to the SNA5000 Inverter. Is it true? What size Fuse must I install? What is the best circuit breaker to install between panels and SNA5000? I have 4 Pylon Li-Ion Batteries. 2 x 2000B 2.4kWH. 1 x 2000C 2.4kWH and 1 x 3000C 3.5kWH. The comms is coupled from 3000C to the Inverter. Will this work with the SNA5000? 3 panels in series has too low voltage(3 sets in parallel does not help) . 4 might be marginal and work but only later in the day. Rather use all 9 in series on 1 MPPT. Batteries I cannot help. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mauritius B Posted September 16 Share Posted September 16 On 2024/09/04 at 12:26 PM, Aubrey48 said: Hi, I am Aubrey Kruger, residing in Klerksdorp, North West, South Africa. I have the following questions: I have 9 x 250W - 270W solar panels. They are coupled 3 x 3 in series and 3 strings in parallelle. I was told that with the SNA5000 I should have all 9 in series and one sting [4 gauge] to connect to the SNA5000 Inverter. Is it true? What size Fuse must I install? What is the best circuit breaker to install between panels and SNA5000? I have 4 Pylon Li-Ion Batteries. 2 x 2000B 2.4kWH. 1 x 2000C 2.4kWH and 1 x 3000C 3.5kWH. The comms is coupled from 3000C to the Inverter. Will this work with the SNA5000? The batteries should work with the SNA5000. Just check protocol and cable pinout. luxpower-compatible-list（LXP-3-6KSNA-ACS3600）230826.pdf (luxpowertek.com) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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