It is the capacitors storing energy then releasing when full or needed when wind stall acurse, I thought of another chargeing equaliser, but fella sleep straight after and woke and forgot what it was, ive done capacitors, inertia wheel, could be the buffer battery, a leisure battery connected to an invertor 48v battery charger. I thought it was better than that tho! AH! You do have to be carefully you don't pull to much volts out the generators, this is what happened to my renytek 500w, I put it on a 100amp rectifier then a 40amp 12v mppt 90v highest. Produced 3-400watts at 40-50volts mppt reduced it down to my 12v battery, but stopped generatoring due to burnt out
yes, capacitors and boosters (coil-inductors) do the job great as long as the turbine is rotating under battery voltage, if the battery voltage is reached - it's getting disengaged automatically. once the WT voltage gets below battery voltage again - it engages back immediately
I see, capacitors are the best equilizing charge, they'd be quicker and closer to the charge controller, but not as durable as an anirtia wheel or even a buffer battery with substantial energy losses.
@@MariusK-m4t yes, you can. I know many setups in my country that are doing exactly that, all works perfectly fine. My setup is different, since I had an ultimate goal to split the systems for my reasons.
Can you tell me advantages of splitting these systems? Thanks for fast answer. I Have DEYE 12K Hybrid with 15 kW solar panels, what size wind turbine would you suggest? It's gonna be first one :) I live in Lithuania
@@MariusK-m4t in my case I had to split them, since that's the only way I can pass the inspections. my solar is the only one, that can be connected to the main inverters that are used to selling back to the grid. so, well, it's that only reason and nothing else. but I've found one more advantage later on - I'll just make my garage fully off-grid, and will reduce the load on main inverter a little bit. as of the wind turbine - the bigger the diameter - the better. check for the local regulations which can you get. I really like how my 2 kW 3.2m diameter FT-2000L2 goes so far. Have seen 3+ kW of power instantly out of it several times already. and in general it goes very-very decently. That factory makes bigger machines as well (this exact same series - up to 4.0 meters in diameter). And I definitely suggest buying on Alibaba directly from the factory. Unpacking and link here: ua-cam.com/video/y8yXH5hVNPc/v-deo.html
It is the capacitors storing energy then releasing when full or needed when wind stall acurse, I thought of another chargeing equaliser, but fella sleep straight after and woke and forgot what it was, ive done capacitors, inertia wheel, could be the buffer battery, a leisure battery connected to an invertor 48v battery charger. I thought it was better than that tho! AH! You do have to be carefully you don't pull to much volts out the generators, this is what happened to my renytek 500w, I put it on a 100amp rectifier then a 40amp 12v mppt 90v highest. Produced 3-400watts at 40-50volts mppt reduced it down to my 12v battery, but stopped generatoring due to burnt out
yes, capacitors and boosters (coil-inductors) do the job great as long as the turbine is rotating under battery voltage, if the battery voltage is reached - it's getting disengaged automatically. once the WT voltage gets below battery voltage again - it engages back immediately
I see, capacitors are the best equilizing charge, they'd be quicker and closer to the charge controller, but not as durable as an anirtia wheel or even a buffer battery with substantial energy losses.
Hi, can I charge Lifepo4 battery pack, which is connected to DEYE hybrid inverter, with wind turbine inverter at the same time? Thanks
@@MariusK-m4t yes, you can. I know many setups in my country that are doing exactly that, all works perfectly fine. My setup is different, since I had an ultimate goal to split the systems for my reasons.
Can you tell me advantages of splitting these systems? Thanks for fast answer. I Have DEYE 12K Hybrid with 15 kW solar panels, what size wind turbine would you suggest? It's gonna be first one :) I live in Lithuania
@@MariusK-m4t in my case I had to split them, since that's the only way I can pass the inspections. my solar is the only one, that can be connected to the main inverters that are used to selling back to the grid.
so, well, it's that only reason and nothing else. but I've found one more advantage later on - I'll just make my garage fully off-grid, and will reduce the load on main inverter a little bit.
as of the wind turbine - the bigger the diameter - the better.
check for the local regulations which can you get.
I really like how my 2 kW 3.2m diameter FT-2000L2 goes so far. Have seen 3+ kW of power instantly out of it several times already. and in general it goes very-very decently.
That factory makes bigger machines as well (this exact same series - up to 4.0 meters in diameter). And I definitely suggest buying on Alibaba directly from the factory.
Unpacking and link here: ua-cam.com/video/y8yXH5hVNPc/v-deo.html