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I Will make an ES
S system with a Esaysolar II GX 24/3000/70.I have the grid in my house.
I could not find schematic about how to wire my home system with the multiplus. I read that the main grid have to connect to the AC-in. And to AC-out the critical load. But I don't understand because I have only one grid in my house? Should I plug the same wire AC-IN with AC-Out So when the grid fall down AC-OUT power my house?
First thing is to decide which form of ESS and what is the max power your house can draw.
You have a 3000 so max sustainable power is about 2500 - 2800 Watt from the unit.
If your house uses more than that you have to split your power demand into critical and non critical.
AC out will power critical. The rest on the grid will be shut off when power fails.
The easiest way is to go grid parallel.
Just isolating the critical circuits and power these via the unit. The unit "hangs" on the grid. The rest simply leave untouched.
Recommend find a suitable electrician and explain exactly what you want.
E.G. These I need powered (my critical) these I dont need.
Dont worry excess energy from PV will be fed into the "other" load first before remaining excess goes to grid or MPTT is regulated....
There are a few different ways the ESS system can be designed. Each has advantages and drawbacks.
The simplest way is to connect all the loads to AC Out 1.
Check the ESS manual.
Video link.
Great answered i understand everything Thank you lifeingalicia.
