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Grid Tied Inverter Installation.

I have been forced to forgo my international fashion modelling career and judging the Pekinise gate jumping trials in Scunthorpe, to install a grid tied inverter. I suddenly realised that I don't know anything about them beyond the theoretical. Apparently the system is a 5kW one.

 

Private solar panels are to be installed on a barn roof in the open flat countryside. Horses live in the barns/stables. The barns have a sub-main fed from a farm house TT earthed. Two residential caravans are located next to the barns. The barn owners are going to install the solar panels. I am required to just wire up the grid tied inverter.

 

Do I just bung in a B16 into the submain board, and a couple of isolators and hope for the best?

 

Do I need to consider lightning protection, S.P.D.s etc?

 

P.S. We get lots of flying insects in our homes in the sticks. Tip: If  using a hanging sticky flypaper, do not hang it below head height above your desk chair. I should know.

 

Z.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  • Simon Barker: 
     

    . . . You will end up giving away your spare electricity.

    Or being flagged for an investigation due to reverse power being noted on the meter. 

    Regards,

    Alan.

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  • Simon Barker: 
     

    . . . You will end up giving away your spare electricity.

    Or being flagged for an investigation due to reverse power being noted on the meter. 

    Regards,

    Alan.

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