Will a Sunsynk ECCO 5kW inverter fit into my system?
I bought a "complete" system of panels, hybrid inverter, batteries and export meter from a UK supplier last March. It's a very long story, but the upshot is they took the inverter back a month ago and refunded me, as I couldn't get it to work properly, and their technical support was poor. So I now have:
16 off 420W solar panels in 2 strings of 8, ground based, about 40m from my house
These common together at a local surge breaker junction box, and a single pair of cables run underground to the house's garage
In the garage, they enter another surge breaker junction box and split into 2 parallel feeds to the inverter
(Then there's a space where the inverter is now absent)
3 off 5 kWhr Pylontech lipo batteries (48v)
The inverter input/output line then goes to a local consumer unit and hence to the main house consumer unit
There is an Eastron SMD630 MCT v2 in the AC lines connected to the grid, whose comms were connected to the inverter, to limit the export to the grid.
My network provider is Scottish Power, and they said I must limit my export power to 3.6kW maximum. The inverter I use must also be on the ENA register as G100 compliant.
I'm looking for a suitable inverter to fit into the space. Will the Sunsynk ECCO 5kW inverter work for me? Or would you recommend a different one?
Thanks
Stuart

hi stuart my system is 16*430(6.88kw) watt solar panels set on 2 strings 5 kw duel inverter and 2x 5.3kw batterys wired with 4mm cable but not on long run like yours so providing the batteries will work with sunsynk should be ok id use 6mm cable on 2 runs to the inverter for xtra voltage drop for lengh