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oops sorry that’s what happens when your trying to do many things at once, of course you‘re both right, didn’t give enough attention as it’s a constant current driver. apologies.

It’s a tenner, and will be less stressed. Just because it’s rated at 1A doesn’t mean it needs to supply that, that’s it maximum

Richard is right, you need something like this https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/164132412290?hash=item26370ddb82:g:h6cAAOSwNC5edJ-M

Worth checking too if you can get cheap off rate, I assumed I could but it seems octopus go tariff requires you to have an EV which I don’t :(

theres quite a few diverters that will divert any excess to your immersion heater after the battery is charged instead of exporting to the grid. eddi Solar iboost to name a few

So as your inverter is limited to 3.6kw did you have to only fill in a G98 instead of a G99? And if so did your DNO accept this? I’ll be in the same position. thanks

Thanks for that, it seems from all the quotes I’m getting are using JA panels, wonder if that‘s just because of availability? so might be settling for; 16 x 410w All Black JA Solar panels 10kwh Puredrive Battery 6kw Solis Hybrid Inverter K2 Tile roof mounting system Eddi Hot Water Divertor...

So you‘d recommend matching the pv array to the inverter? is that the norm these days trying to find out what others are recommending any why for new install. cheers

Thanks for your replies , so a 5kw array and a 4.6khw inverter would be the norm nowadays? my DNO (Scottish power) I’m told will be ok with this, obviously G99 and apparently a two month wait.. :(

Hi looking for some advice, I’m planning around a 5kWh pv array and am getting mixed messages re inverter size. i’ve been quoted for a standard 3.6 hybrid solis, but am concerned about clipping. should I be? It seems not that long ago undersizing was the norm, but I can see a 4.6khw solis...

Hi I’m Gavin, joined to glean info/advice on imminent install of PV with hybrid and battery.