Now that SMA has come up with their new 8, 9 and 10 kW transformerless line of single-phase 120/208V inverters, it brings up the question once again about how practical and wise it is to have one or two of these inverters feed into a three-phase service. That is, is such an unbalanced feed much, if any, of a big deal?
I spoke to my consulting E.E. about this and he said that the large majority of utility-provided transformers are so large these days that an unbalanced feed of, say, a 10 kW inverter that only has output power through L1 and L2 should not present a problem. Any other thoughts out there on this matter? Thanks, marco
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