They have been building and selling inverter wired modules, nothing
special, they are a novelty then and now. Good micro inverters or better
yet is oprimizers have so far been better then brand X inverters that if in
the event there is a failure where do you go. But thats just me.
On Mon, Dec 6,
Hi Bill,
Your assumption is right about the rapid shutdown. Like any microinverter,
as soon as you cut grid power, the output goes to 0V.
Actually funny you mention the 395w AC panels. I am fairly certain that LG
stopped making the AC panels in their NeON R line, which is that second
link you
That's a pretty hefty reimbursement for replacing a failed unit, they
must of actually been thinking about the installer. I also like the
high efficiency PV they paired it with, 395 watts and its still 60
cell, inverter 97% CEC .
Sorry about the wrong link, here's the correct
Hi Bill,
My experience with AC panels is minimal but I wasn't too happy with them.
I was using a Solaria 355 with a IQ7+ micro. We came away feeling like
there was very little advantage with the AC panel except the wire
management. What I didn't like is that it forces your rail to be in a very
Hi Bill,
I started installing the LG AC modules this year. So far they seem like a
great product. I have about 120 of them in the field so far, but I have had
0 issues. I used to install the Sunpower AC modules, but I like these more.
There are no DC leads at all. There are just AC cables coming
Wrenches,
Not sure if AC panels are being installed yet, am I living
under a rock? We've been really happy with LG NeON 370 watt panels and
wondering if anybody has installed any of their AC panels yet:
https://www.lg.com/us/business/neon-2/lg-lg380m1c-a6
or any other AC PVs.
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