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      If the inverter were in search, I would think that there would be
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      the micro inverters at all because of anti-islanding.<br>
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      On 9/21/2015 4:40 PM, Jay wrote:<br>
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      <div>Nope wasn't in search when I had flicker. </div>
      <div id="AppleMailSignature">If the loads were greater than the
        enphase production then no flicker. </div>
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      <div id="AppleMailSignature">If it was "charging" then there was
        flicker. </div>
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      <div id="AppleMailSignature">My vfx 3524 is 8+ years old, but I
        don't think that would be a factor. </div>
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      <div id="AppleMailSignature">Jay. </div>
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        On Sep 21, 2015, at 12:46 PM, jerrysgarage01 <<a
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          <div>Wrenches</div>
          <div>Check and confirm that the OB is not set in search, yhis
            will cause issues like this.</div>
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          Date: 09/21/2015 6:58 AM (GMT-10:00) <br>
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          Subject: [RE-wrenches] AC-coupling Enphase/XW Causes
          Flickering of Lights <br>
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          Hi Matt,
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          <div class="">I can’t tell you the reason but I had the same
            problem on my Outback VFX.</div>
          <div class="">I didn’t put it on a O scope, but sure looked
            like a 60 cycle flicker to me.  </div>
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          <div class="">On my system of 2 enphase, when the loads
            exceeded the output of the enphase the flicker when away.</div>
          <div class="">But only 2 isn’t very real world.</div>
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          <div class="">In the end it was just a test for me, and it
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                <div class="">On Sep 21, 2015, at 6:18 AM, Matt Sherald
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                    <div class="">I wired an Enphase string into my
                      critical loads panel at my shop.  I was curious to
                      see how it would work as I have customers with
                      Enphase systems that occasionally contact me about
                      adding a battery backup system.<br class="">
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                      Why do the fluorescent lights and LEDs flicker
                      once the grid power is dropped.  The flicker seems
                      to start as soon as there is enough sun to power
                      up a few of the micros (they don't even have to be
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                      The shop is grid-tied with a XW 4024 for battery
                      backup.  Battery capacity is 370Ah.<br class="">
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                    <div class="">I'd love an explanation as to why this
                      happens and if there is a way to mitigate the
                      flicker I would also love to hear it.<br class="">
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                    <div class="">Many thanks!</div>
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