I am trying to design an off-grid golf cart charging station. I am using PVsyst to help me design the system. My preference is not to add batteries to the system
The load:
(8) 6v battery trojan t-105
It connects to 220v AC source
The car has an onboard AC/DC charger
I will be using around 12 PV 300 watt solar panel and 3kw inverter with AC input range from 120
My questions are :
1- I would assume the inverter will regulate the voltage to 230vac but the current will drop when a cloud pass by. Will that affect my load? Do I need a battery to buffer and regulate that?
2- Which kind of inverter I could use? I am using Symo 3.0-3-S which is a grid tied inverter
3- What happen if I connect my load after 4pm when the output of the solar panel around 500 watt, will I be able to charge my golf cart on a slower rate
I would like to hear your thoughts. Thank you
The load:
(8) 6v battery trojan t-105
It connects to 220v AC source
The car has an onboard AC/DC charger
I will be using around 12 PV 300 watt solar panel and 3kw inverter with AC input range from 120
My questions are :
1- I would assume the inverter will regulate the voltage to 230vac but the current will drop when a cloud pass by. Will that affect my load? Do I need a battery to buffer and regulate that?
2- Which kind of inverter I could use? I am using Symo 3.0-3-S which is a grid tied inverter
3- What happen if I connect my load after 4pm when the output of the solar panel around 500 watt, will I be able to charge my golf cart on a slower rate
I would like to hear your thoughts. Thank you
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