Hello
Hope this is okay to post.
I am doing my homework for an install I want to have done.
This is a commercial premises but there are two units and single occupants for each unit so no big usage and no big machines but we are on 3 phase.
My roof is made of 2 sections 15m x 8m
My roof is East - West facing with no shading obstacles. The angle of the roof is quite flat maybe 20-30 degrees.
I was looking at installing a Fox ESS H3 Pro 30kw
I was looking at installing 72 x Aiko Comet 610w panels (AIKO Solar Panel AIKO-A-MAH72MW 610W Silver Frame N-Type)
Then I am going to install a 60kwh Tesla EV Battery to run alongside the system.
I have yet to submit a G99 application that I must do soon.
But my question is the inverter big enough? There is nothing in our units that would possibly draw anything near 30kw so I'm not worried from that perspective. In fact our average daily usage in summer is 13kwh a day and the biggest I have seen in Winter is 60kwh. According to the Data Sheet the Array is fine as the H3 Pro 30kw can take up to 60kw. What concerns me is the Max DC input power. It states that it can take 45kw and I realise that a 60Kwh Tesla standard range battery will not actually be 60kwh but will this cause an issue. I've seen the same battery connected to the same inverter by someone and it appears to do so without issue. But I thought I would ask here.
Many thanks