i have a question,is this item will work to a inverter tie to the grid
2013986
Yes, but you would need to purchase a charge controller and a 12/24v battery first for a more stable flow. Then a grid-tie inverter can be used to sell back power to the grid or use it in your home.
519710
We haven't used it with our inverter, because it is for our house bed. but I don't see why it wouldn't work with an inverter as long as you have one with enough wattage.
1830357
No. The invertor only works with a nominal voltage of 240/120. It "senses" the power from grid tie and will shut down when no power is available. Check out Enphase website for more details.
1886970
I did not hook mine up that way, so I'm not sure. GFCI outlets are very sensitive and will trip if they sense any current on the ground wire, so you may need to check on how the wiring needs to be done between the inverter and panel so that the GFCI outlet works properly. Check with a licenced electrician or your local wiring codes would be a good start.
1155583
I have not used it for that purpose. You need to check the specs on the specific pump to see if the power requirement is less than the 175 watt rating of the inverter. If so it should work fine.
1942265
This device is specifically designed to be used to tie solar cells into the grid(your power system) with the minimum of issues. You plug your solar inverter into any outlet of your home and up to two of the 136 watt flexible solar cells on the DC side of the unit ...vowla you have an inexpensive very automated solar system that is easy to add wattage to. I have not had time to install mine yet. Good luck!
1493393
Yes, this converter will work for you. Just make sure wherever you mount this, that you don't ground it out. Mount it on plastic or something non conductive.
1335039
you can probably find better answers on az wind & sun forum. i read that you have to choose your grid tie, to be compatible with the panel and there are various makes and models. if you choose a watt size, you also have to be aware of the 12v 24v 48v etc capabilities. If you are going to hook the panels in series or parallel, and how many panels you ultimately want. thus far, you have to do the usage calculations for your max & min energy needs. then your system. if you are tied to a grid, then the tie makes sense. if you are off grid, then you need to hook to the controller/inverter set up. there's more detailed information to make your choices. you at least have to start with your consumptions, then your price per panel expectations, and keep working till you get a system you want. If you piece the panels, the mix and match doesn't work. if you buy one 100w, then they all should be the same rating. etc. etc. to the hook ups to the grid tie, should match the total panels you are adding together, via series or parallel, how many batteries. etc. etc.
2077096
Yes, I use that size panel too, inverter works good. Any panel voltage should not exceed 60 volts, watts should be well under 600 watts, so no more than 2 of those panels
1016913
This tie only works when voltage from solar panels is over its threshold point. 10, 15watt panels charge my 150 amp hour batteries. The tie inverter plugs into any 110 outlet, and feeds back at a slight higher votage than the 110 line. 150 watts off my electric bill just like that. It works about 6 hours a day, all automatically.
1990303
Normally you will have to figure out how much power your machine or device will take and then go from there . in order for the size of inverter you need
1768771
Yes all enphase inverters are UL1741 qualified they will not back feed to the grid when the grid is down.
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Greg:I am very pleased with the inverter I have. I have the 24volt unit and my panels are wired, two in series to get 24 volt, back to trunkline to the inverter and then to grid. This utilises all the voltage they put out. If you are connecting to batteries your charger will hold the panels at 12volts and you will need wire up for 12 volt.calvinm@galaxycable.net
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I think he is asking if this is a grid tie inverter... its not... find a GRID TIE inverter for backfeeding power company's. this is for when you dont have power and you need to run a fridge or something with motors... or new electronic chargers.... not for lighting... not for heating... you can do those things with mod wave and save a buck.... if u need heat get propane... wood... or an ass load of batterys and a far better inverter...
1839260
The grid tie hooks directly to solar panels, you do not want to go through a charge controller nor do you want to hook to a battery bank. Using this small inverter I am assuming you have a twelve volt system, make sure you do not exceed the 250 wattage or you will fry the inverter For a little more money you can get a 500 or 600 watt inverter, I have 6 600 watt inverters that have been working great for over a year. I have 3 185 watt panels for a total of 545 watts on each 600 watt inverter, It is best to stay a little under what the inverter can handle
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Being a grid tie inverter has nothing to do with the ability to wire it to a "fuse panel" but this inverter does not have a terminal block so you'd need to use plugs which isn't ideal. It's worth noting that this inverter has a 30 amp output, but individual outlets are rated at 15 amps. If you want to wire it to a breaker panel using plugs, you should use two sets of wires to the inverter.
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I only wish I knew.It just runs on a regular current....I do not know what an inverter is. I sure do like mine under my desk.