Micro inverter for thin film modules

[Nidhal]

Hello,

I would like to use micro inverters for a small BIPV installation. I have to install it with 4 Lucid+ Nexpower modules (thin film). But the Maximum input DC voltage of micro inverters is much lower than that of modules. do any one have a solution?

[Russel]

maybe wire them in series to increase the volts?

maybe wire them in series to increase the volts?

[Nidhal]

No, it's not possible.
Each modules has its own micro inverter.

[russ]

Hello,

I would like to use micro inverters for a small BIPV installation. I have to install it with 4 Lucid+ Nexpower modules (thin film). But the Maximum input DC voltage of micro inverters is much lower than that of modules. do any one have a solution?

Do you mean minimum input voltage?

Believe the answer is 'no way'.

[Nidhal]

for example : the Maximum input DC voltage for an Enphase micro inverter is 45V (the other microinverter are usually in the same range) , but the the max. Power voltage of the thin film modules is about 120V.

[Mike90250]

The microinverters come with a list of "approved" modules they will work with.

This is not like a grocery store with just mix-n-match bins. The entire system needs to be engineered to work as a whole, or it does not work.

[Sunking]

As Mike says this is not the place to see what works with what. Just go to the manufactures site and they will tell you what panels work with their products. In this case I suspect microinverters are out of the question for you.