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EN50438 pv inverters?

Vanhal · 2012-05-16 14:24:29

I've been reading through the forum to try and find if anyone knows where to get EN50438 compatible pv inverters. Some people seem to have found some, from what I can tell the SMA sunnyboy is. But I'm wondering if there are any more and/or where I can get them?

16-05-2012 2:24pm

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Vanhal

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I've been reading through the forum to try and find if anyone knows where to get EN50438 compatible pv inverters. Some people seem to have found some, from what I can tell the SMA sunnyboy is. But I'm wondering if there are any more and/or where I can get them?

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#2 27-09-2012 8:27pm

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Hi...
Yes there are. Really a good few places you can get them, however it might not come with the exact setting you require but it can be set accordingly. I use the Solaredge invertor with MPP and its really straightforward..

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#3 27-09-2012 10:32pm

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I have licensed STECA inverters with the correct Irish settings under EN50438. It is not sufficient on it's own for grid tie inverters as they need to have specific Irish settings.

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