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Hello,

I was trying to use a central inverter with the DC voltage concept around 1500Vdc.

During the system definition, PVsyst showed the message: "The array Voc at -10°C is greater than the absolute system voltage allowed for this module (i.e. V=1000V)".

Because of that i couldn't go any further in the simulation.

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So, that's my question: the Voc at -10°C isn't a irrealistic value for some sites? I mean, the specific site is located in the brazilian northeastern, there, the minumum temperature is around 10ºC (positive), never less than 0°C.

There's a way to adjust this parameter to 5ºC, or 10°C, (i'm still being much conservative about operation), or make the simulator consider these instead -10°C in the operational conditions without modifying the module model?

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You can change the minimum temperature for absolute voltage in 'Albedo - Settings' dialogue.

In other term, if you are using a 1500 Vdc inverter, it would be more suitable to use 1500 Vdc PV modules...

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Thank you unilhexio for both tips, very helpful.

The Albedo Settings is all i needed.

In my database there was no 1500Vdc modules. Then i've create some new ones, based on the market, and the simulations worked.

 

You can change the minimum temperature for absolute voltage in 'Albedo - Settings' dialogue.

In other term, if you are using a 1500 Vdc inverter, it would be more suitable to use 1500 Vdc PV modules...

Posted
Thank you unilhexio for both tips, very helpful.

The Albedo Settings is all i needed.

In my database there was no 1500Vdc modules. Then i've create some new ones, based on the market, and the simulations worked.

 

You can change the minimum temperature for absolute voltage in 'Albedo - Settings' dialogue.

In other term, if you are using a 1500 Vdc inverter, it would be more suitable to use 1500 Vdc PV modules...

 

You are welcome. Some manufacturers provided me some 1500 Vdc .PAN files. I compared them with the 1000 Vdc version and the only change I found was the Maximum Array Voltage definition.

If you use 1000 Vdc string sizing with a 1500 Vdc inverter, the system will be working out the inverter MPPT range

Regards,

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