Morning all. New to this but I'll do the best to get all the information on this post.
Our setup is as follows (all on one building)
1. Fronius Symo 12.5-3-M - connected to 36 LG 320W solar panels shared between the roof and a few on a south facing wall
2. Fronius Symo Hybrid 5.0-3-S - connected to 22 LG 320W solar panels on the same south facing wall
The question might be simple or complex, please advise.
Our electrician has setup solar.web as 2 separate PV systems, which to be honest makes reading the info more complicated that I believe necessary. Would it be better to advise him to change this and set both inverters on one PV system, as this appears to be possible with multiple data sources......?
Extra caveats / questions. He might need to set master / slave, is this even possible with these inverters? We have a smart meters (position feed-in point) if that is important in the context of this post). Hopefully soon we will be adding in a couple of storage batteries and the converter (heating element) for our hot water. Again as far as I can tell as a novice, all this is possible within the boundaries of one PV system....
Thanks in advance
Keith
Our setup is as follows (all on one building)
1. Fronius Symo 12.5-3-M - connected to 36 LG 320W solar panels shared between the roof and a few on a south facing wall
2. Fronius Symo Hybrid 5.0-3-S - connected to 22 LG 320W solar panels on the same south facing wall
The question might be simple or complex, please advise.
Our electrician has setup solar.web as 2 separate PV systems, which to be honest makes reading the info more complicated that I believe necessary. Would it be better to advise him to change this and set both inverters on one PV system, as this appears to be possible with multiple data sources......?
Extra caveats / questions. He might need to set master / slave, is this even possible with these inverters? We have a smart meters (position feed-in point) if that is important in the context of this post). Hopefully soon we will be adding in a couple of storage batteries and the converter (heating element) for our hot water. Again as far as I can tell as a novice, all this is possible within the boundaries of one PV system....
Thanks in advance
Keith
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