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Good afternoon, some time ago I saw a video by Mrs. Margreet Leeftink, where she indicated the possibility of obtaining a three-phase system from a 2-phase system. However, I have not been able to find that video on the Internet. Could you please tell me the link. Greetings and thanks for your support
It is best to look for a local supplier/distributor to talk to about that.
With grid and codes being different all over the world it is best to look for local knowledge.
Are your phases 120° apart orn180°? You definitely have a neutral reference and it is not split phase?
I can say where we are it is possible to build a three phase system from one phase. As long as there is Line and neutral reference.
Thank you for your attention and response, indeed the system is 120°, but I need to see the video where the settings and configuration of the inverter equipment are explained.
There isn't one from victron. You can run the program for setting this up in demo mode and try it out.
It is much the same as setting up a three phase with one less inverter
There is some basic documentation
Systems by non professional/DIYers are not officially supported.
There are a few vids on YouTube and a few blogs by various distributors online to check out.
