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Thank you for a good informative reply!
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I do mostly understand what you are describing - but is the DC power supply taken into account?
To my (limited) electronics understanding, I was under the impression that the DC powersupply would act as the "consumer" as far...
Well - that is the main reason for posting in a forum with knowledgable people...
But I think I got a fair grasp on how MPPT works (checking for the optimal voltage for every given situation of the PV with varying temperature, coverage and so forth...) - kinda irrelevant for this given situation...
What I was thinking now is a DC power supply of 250v DC with input connected to the generator (230v AC) and output to the MPPT (250v DC) at 12a / 3000W
https://www.dwe-oss.eu/product/220v-dc-power-supply-3000w/
I must confirm if this is legal or not - it might not be considering the "green...
Thank you - yes, a battery charger of above 200V might be the way to go!
Thinking about it now it is rather obvious....
I know, it is not the way a MPPT is supposed to be used - but the inverter is grid tied, so any surplus energy is sold to the grid. To use it the "proper" way would require a...
As our electricity prices are going nuts (over $1 pr. kWh, and heavily increasing) it is now alot cheaper to run a diesel generator.
As I already have a 20.6kWp PV system on my roof, I would love to utilize my PV inverter to combine the two power inputs, giving full flexibility of utilizing all...
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