[RE-wrenches] Fuses
Darryl Thayer
darylsolar1 at gmail.com
Sun Mar 18 10:56:17 EDT 2018
I do not have an answer either but it sounds like a string intermittent
fault I had a somewhat similar where when it rained a fuse would blow. it
was caused by a screw penetrating a wire
On Sat, Mar 17, 2018 at 10:26 PM, Jerry Shafer <jerrysgarage01 at gmail.com>
wrote:
> Wrenches
> I have a question that I do not have an answer for that I can prove, here
> it is, I have 25 ABB 20 k. three phase inverters on a .5 meg ground mount
> site , I have also seen this on systems with SMA tripower and Fronius 8.2
> and trio inverters on roof mounted systems, intermittently one combiner
> will blow a fuse and 9 times out of 10 it will be a negative fuse. PPA
> holders or CFO's of these systems would like to know why and other than a
> wake up surge or shade issue which could effect the negative side but
> that's really a stretch to say for sure. We have sites located in dry and
> wet locations around the islands, we have different brands of inverters but
> the fuses are what the inverter manufacture included in their
> combiner/switches. I am proposing to only use a slow blow fuse in the
> future with all of our new systems regardless of what is included in the
> combiners but with hundreds of fuses out there its a tough call to replace
> as they fail or just for it and change them all in advance per site. I Look
> forward to your thoughts and ideas, maybe its something else altogether.
> Jerry
>
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