Yes, you are correct. The Solar pro diagram and article is great for
understanding each mode the meter can be in.
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 5:57 AM, Drake Chamberlin
drake.chamber...@redwoodalliance.org wrote:
Hi Alex,
The one meter hook up always seems confusing to me. I'm still
Hi Alex,
The one meter hook up always seems confusing to me. I'm still
confused. Do we have the AC IN at both the bottom left and top
right? To me it seems that the AC OUT from the inverter would go to
the upper left and the protected loads panel would be fed from the
bottom left.
I've
Drake,
Chris Freitas wrote an article on this topic in SP1.1, ³Form 12S Metering
for Grid-Tied Systems w/ Battery Backup.² Here¹s a link to the article and a
wiring diagram:
http://solarprofessional.com/article/?file=SP1_1_pg16_QandA_3search=
David Brearley, Senior Technical Editor
SolarPro
Hello,
I am having trouble metering a system with an Outback 3648 serving a
protected loads panel. I need a way to accurately measure the production.
I have a dual stator 12s meter installed with the AC in coming in the
bottom and out the top and the AC from the inverter going in the top and
out
Gary,
If this is a new digital meter, it may be accumulating all energy
without regard to direction. That is the way the utilities purchase
them, to prevent energy theft, so that is the default configuration
from the meter manufacturers. When purchasing a digital kWh meter to
use for metering
When metering for production here in Washington State, we use both sides in
a 12s 120volt meterbase with fifth jaw. top right inverter ac in, bottom
right ac from grid. top left from battery back up, bottom left from
inverter ac in, fifth jaw neutral.
this set up allows grid tied selling and
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