purnaanshg Posted October 21, 2014 Posted October 21, 2014 Hi,I am using the Master/Slave configuration for inverters. I am using PVsyst 6.27.I am simulating a 12inverter configuration which would have 1 Master and 11 Slaves but the "Inverter Selection" does not allow me to go beyond 10 Slaves. Why is this so? Is there a way I can increase the number of slaves in the "Inverter Selection" beyond 10.Please let me know.ThanksPurnaansh
André Mermoud Posted October 21, 2014 Posted October 21, 2014 Defining such a number of slaves doesn't make much sense. With 2 inverters in Master/Slave, you gain a little bit because of the better efficiency at low powers (less than 1 to 2% with bad inverters) With 3 inverters, the gain is imperceptible. Beyond this number it is completely useless. Using Master/Slave configuration is not harmless: it forces to connect all concerned sub-arrays in parallel. This is not necessarily a good idea. NB: In your case you can define 2 x 6 inverters in master/slave if you want: the simulation result will be exactly the same.
purnaanshg Posted October 22, 2014 Author Posted October 22, 2014 Thanks Dr. Mermoud."Using Master/Slave configuration is not harmless: it forces to connect all concerned sub-arrays in parallel. This is not necessarily a good idea.": Can you please shed more light on the disadvantages.I would still request the ability to set the # of Slaves to higher values because a PVsyst output is what we provide along with configuring our inverters while quoting for a project. It would be confusing for the clients where we are configuring 12 or more inverters for a project and explain why the PVsyst output consists of a configuration of 2x6 inverters and not 1x12 inverters which is actually being proposed for the quote. I would really appreciate this feature.Please let me know.ThanksPurnaansh
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