Do you include the cable? this inverters must use a especial cable. Also in my country we use 110V, but we also have 220V in two phase cables, would that work ok?
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Isaac, you have to buy the trunk cable. I am based in Mexico where we have 110 volt and I bought and use the Enphase Energy ET10-240-BULK Trunk Cable 240VAC Portrait Layout, as recommended by an expert installer that did my installation here. Please note that you have to see if you have a portrait or landscape placement of your panels. Also you need to define how many inverters you will have to connected to this trunk cable when you order it.
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If you're talking about trunk cable I can confirm you that it isn't included. The M215 is provided as shown in the image, with the cables to connect to the PV Module (two connectors at the left) and the connector to connect to the trunk cable (connector at right). You have to buy separately the trunk cable with the amount of drops equal to the amount of microinverters M215 equal to the amount of PV Modules.
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No the cable is sold separately. Yes you will need to buy the trunk drop cable that's made for this inverter. And yes its can hook up to 220 v two phase.
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This item does not have the cable but we do sell that also. What country are you in?
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Yes special cable and 220 is just the two 115 v cables out of phase with each other but they make a 220 cable and I think inverters for country's that use 220
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Ed, do not purchase this inverter, it is not properly designed. The inverter only has a 50 cycle output and can not run any type of motor.
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If you go on the xantrex website you will see the output listed on this 12 volt inverter as 1000 watts at 120 volt, 15 amps at 60 hertz. I am not sure why they did not list this but that is the output on this inverter. 220 volt are available, but to be sure, always go to the manufactures website and double check to avoid getting the wrong thing.
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If you have a 12 volt dc input to 120 V AC output inverter then you would want them in parallel. That will give you about 18V to the DC input of the inverter. If you were to put them in series the you could have up to 37.4 volts DC going to your inverter and if it is a 12 V DC input inverter that could be bad, depending on the over voltage protection offered by the design of the inverter.
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You need either that kit or an equivalent, as the inverter does not come with connection equipment. The kit includes the cables and a (very necessary for safety) fuse. If you are replacing an existing inverter and already have cables, then the kit would not be necessary (unless this is a much larger unit and your cables are not properly sized). for 12V 3000W you will need 0000 cable size.
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are you using a three phase system or are you working on a single phase 220? I'm not sure that this will function on three phase.
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I would wire them as Anthony Gomes answered. Keep in mind the high current draw possible with a fully loaded 2000 watt inverter on the 12VDC input side. Use the shortest cables possible, and large enough to handle the high current, with good quality, secure connections.
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You need an inverter with the same amount of output volts as your device's input volts. You need two different inverters if you need two different voltages (or one inverter that does both, but that is harder to find). The voltages you need do not match this inverter. You need something with lower volts. Amps/watts is what your inverter should have more of than you need. More volts than you need will ruin your equipment.
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It shouldn't cause problems. The inverter would only see the voltage from the charger not the current.
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Many steps are needed! Many videos on youtube show you proper set-ups. These put out DC voltage (2 wire) you'll need a DC Voltage controller. From the controller to Battery! If you want AC I go a differant rout. these don't really put out enough power to bother with an AC power inverter... hope this helps.Murf.
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No, this goes the other way (120V-&gt;12V). You need an inverter that goes from 12V-&gt;120V.
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No, This item is a 120V item and will not work on 220V without an inverter or adapter.
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No inverter necessary, however, you will want a charge controller, so that the battery is not over charged, and the panel does not discharge the battery when its not producing electricity.
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You will have to refer to the manufacturer. I live in US so we all use 110v - you may need a transformer to use this.
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Mitch: It's not an inverter-quality "clean." Plug all your sensitive electronics into an APC/UPC battery-backup-surge-protector and you'll be good to go. Or go through a transfer switch to your building's main circuit panel. H--da has "clean" ones... ahem.... half-the-power and THREE-TIMES the price... Your choice, but these are good units. Good Luck!
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i'm not an expert, but i think you will need a transformer, 110 & 220 dont mix from what i can recall. hope this helps. i'm pretty sure you need transformer.
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you don't plug devices into this unit. This is a "grid tied" unit designed to send power to the electrical gridIf you want an inverter to power devices this is not the unit you want