AlexHorvath
Created Aug 29, 2020 18:42:35
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Thank you for your response. Solution 1 is impossible to achive in a regular residential home, because almost al consumers are 1phase. So even if you balance the loads you need to start equipments on the other phases to achieve equal consumtion in order to have 0 export. Continuing with this is innefficient even if I become a prosumer. Solution 2 seems to be the best option. Put all the loads from the house on just one phase, exchange the 3phase inverter (and the smart meter) with a 1phase. |
AlexHorvath
Created Aug 29, 2020 18:47:56
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Hello, thank you for your response. Seems like these 3 phase on-grid inverters are build mostly for exporting the power to the grid. Otherwise the producer should thake into account the fact that in a regular house the 3phases will almost never have equal power demand. 3Phase inverters build for residential market should be able to distribute the power different on each phase, according with the loads. Only then it will be most efficient, because you are able to use all the power. |
AlexHorvath
Created Aug 29, 2020 18:42:35
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Thank you for your response. Solution 1 is impossible to achive in a regular residential home, because almost al consumers are 1phase. So even if you balance the loads you need to start equipments on the other phases to achieve equal consumtion in order to have 0 export. Continuing with this is innefficient even if I become a prosumer. Solution 2 seems to be the best option. Put all the loads from the house on just one phase, exchange the 3phase inverter (and the smart meter) with a 1phase. |
MustafaEra
Reply BetterMing Created Oct 12, 2020 12:07:43
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Is there any roadmap to support this function? |
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