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Does it work a DTSU666-H in a 133/230V triphase system

Created: Oct 27, 2021 12:58:32Latest reply: Oct 29, 2021 13:53:58 388 6 0 0 0
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Hello people,


we are working in a budget of a PV installation.


We know that Huawei inverters doesn't work in a 133/230V triphasic system and only works on 230/400V. We will add in the system one autotransformer to increase the voltage, so the inverter will work with no problem.


But there is no way to put the smart meter on 230/400V side, so we are not sure if it will work on 133/230V side, where the house loads are connected. We can't connect the meter on 230/400V side because then the power that will show to us will be greater than the correct (cause the multiplication between voltage and intensity that the meter makes will be incorrect).


So, the only solution is a meter that accepts 133/230V system. Does Huawei meter accepts that?


Thank you very much.

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gzzz
Admin Created Oct 27, 2021 13:53:54

Hello friend.

Unfortunately, the DTSU666-H does not support 133/230V. Huawei has no meter that can accept 133/230 V. You can refer to the following pictures:

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dear friend we are working on it now.
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gzzz
gzzz Admin Created Oct 27, 2021 13:53:54

Hello friend.

Unfortunately, the DTSU666-H does not support 133/230V. Huawei has no meter that can accept 133/230 V. You can refer to the following pictures:

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The M1 inverter cannot be connected to a transformer for grid connection. Other inverter models support this solution. In addition, the meter does not support 133/230 V,

This type of inverter supports the 230 V three-phase system.SUN2000-20KTL-M3 User Manual.

https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/doc/EDOC1100183756/c390b0e4/technical-specifications

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117 V (202 V), 3W+PE

230 V (400 V), 3W/N+PE
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Hello @Tang_li , I can understand that the meter and the inverter don't work with 133/230V, but I can't undestand the reason why the inverter can work with a transformer because it will receive a normal 230/400V like always do.


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Tang_li
Tang_li Created Oct 28, 2021 07:06:56 (0) (0)
Inverter grid connection requires grid parameters, and one of the parameters of the grid is voltage. After the inverter is connected to a transformer, the transformer is the power grid side of the inverter. The transformer only changes the voltage to the voltage suitable for the inverter.  
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