Tongs of Destiny
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So I have 3 phase power for my house, the 2 phases are used only on 2x big central cooling systems for the house (but never really used as they're old) and the other remaining phase is used on the houses normal load.
I really want solar for the house, but no batteries as I can't sell my wife for extra cash. I'm quite happy to run solar for the day hours and get that Eskom power to almost zero, then at night use 100% Eskom. So I guess a hybrid inverter is what I need.
Do you think a 3 phase inverter is needed, or can/should I get a single phase inverter and wire that onto the phase for the house, as that is where 100% of the load is. (not sure if that can be done)
I would like a 10kw inverter, as that would cover all my needs during the day as I use around 75kwh per day.
If you know of any inverters to stay away from then please let me know, and also which ones are great. I would like the inverter to use the panels all the time and substitute from Eskom when needed, not just switch off and go 100% Eskom.
Thoughts?
I really want solar for the house, but no batteries as I can't sell my wife for extra cash. I'm quite happy to run solar for the day hours and get that Eskom power to almost zero, then at night use 100% Eskom. So I guess a hybrid inverter is what I need.
Do you think a 3 phase inverter is needed, or can/should I get a single phase inverter and wire that onto the phase for the house, as that is where 100% of the load is. (not sure if that can be done)
I would like a 10kw inverter, as that would cover all my needs during the day as I use around 75kwh per day.
If you know of any inverters to stay away from then please let me know, and also which ones are great. I would like the inverter to use the panels all the time and substitute from Eskom when needed, not just switch off and go 100% Eskom.
Thoughts?