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<div><br class=""><div class="">On Feb 3, 2021, at 10:52 AM, Nick A Lucchese <<a href="mailto:lucchesesolar@me.com" class="">lucchesesolar@me.com</a>> wrote:</div><br class="Apple-interchange-newline"><div class=""><div class="">Good morning Wrenches,<br class=""><br class="">I\u2019ve strongly been considering using the SolArk 12K unit for awhile but have heard from a few folks that there can be somewhat frequent issues with the inverter shutting down from line to line imbalance. As little as 1400 watts? I could see where these instances would be minimized with attention to detail on balancing all the loads but if\u2019s as little as a delta of 1400 watts that might occur with something as innocent as a toaster oven. Seems like it would also be less of an issue in a grid back up or AC coupled scenario but for off grid I\u2019d be bummed to be getting calls every couple weeks from an off grid client that trusted me to offer the right equipment.<br class=""><br class="">How much of an issue is this? Is it getting exaggerated? Those that have NOT had this happening was it on a full time off grid site?<br class=""><br class="">Has it happened less on sites using the "Limited to Home\u201d mode? I have an upcoming project that was going to be setup with a couple Radians in HBX mode and my thought was perhaps it might be an ideal solution there but if the continuity of electrical service was going to be provided mainly through batteries and inverting and not through the pass through relays the majority of the time then the site might likely experience this issue with imbalance shutdowns.<br class=""><br class="">There are many attractive features of the SolArk and I really like the thought of taking advantage of the 185 amp DC charger versus the Radian\u2019s 115 but I\u2019m kind of thinking the risks may outweigh the benefits if these shutdowns occur even once every couple of months. Any of you have a long enough history with them to chime in with your observations? Are they most reliable for AC coupled with backup rather than off grid or the \u201cLimited to Home\u201d mode?<br class=""><br class="">Thanks for your time, <br class="">Nick A Lucchese<br class=""><br class=""></div></div></div></body></html>