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You will have to split the array to two 8Kw arrays. Multiple MPPT on one array will fight each other for control, and reduce your output.
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Thanks Mike!
I think the 8kW inverters are actually made up of two MPPTs, so I would have to split the 16kW into 4kW. The inverters are designed to work in parallel. Let me know if I've missed something.
On a separate note, these are very cool and might be good to throw into the mix - just not sure how to!
MPPT controllers for connecting PV direct to heating elements: https://www.polskieprzetwornice.pl/skle ... -3500w-proComment
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