An IPSD (Inverter Power Sharing Device) manages the distribution of power from a single PV system to various apartments or units. For example, a 40 kW PV system on a building’s roof can supply eight apartments. The IPSD controls how this energy is shared...
AS/NZS 4777.1 is the installation standard specific to grid-connected inverter energy systems. This installation standard is in place to guarantee that any inverter-based energy systems, which can interface with an electricity network, are installed in a manner which is safe, predictable, and protective of...
Ganged devices mean multiple inverter energy system supplies that are isolated together by a single switching mechanism. The supplies may be mechanically or electrically arranged such that a single action can isolate them all simultaneously instead of each inverter having completely separate and independently...
The 2024 update to AS/NZS 4777.1, Grid connection of energy systems via inverters – Installation requirements, is one of the most substantial changes to solar and inverter installation procedures in Australia in over a decade. This new standard has been made mandatory for new...