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Dear Solarific,

yes, in PV*SOL you can also use DC coupled battery systems. There are three kinds of coupling:

  • AC coupling (coupling takes place on the AC side, after the PV inverter)
  • DC intermediate circuit coupling (coupling takes place inside the PV inverter, in the DC intermediate circuit, i.e. before the DC/AC stage)
  • DC generator coupling (coupling takes places on the DC string, before the PV inverter)

See more information and grafics here:

https://help.valentin-software.com/pvsol/en/calculation/battery-systems/#type-of-coupling

Hope that helps, kind regards,

Martin

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On 11/16/2021 at 11:55 PM, developer_mh said:

Dear Solarific,

yes, in PV*SOL you can also use DC coupled battery systems. There are three kinds of coupling:

  • AC coupling (coupling takes place on the AC side, after the PV inverter)
  • DC intermediate circuit coupling (coupling takes place inside the PV inverter, in the DC intermediate circuit, i.e. before the DC/AC stage)
  • DC generator coupling (coupling takes places on the DC string, before the PV inverter)

See more information and grafics here:

https://help.valentin-software.com/pvsol/en/calculation/battery-systems/#type-of-coupling

Hope that helps, kind regards,

Martin

Hi friend, How can i change coupling system type ?

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Hi Black,

thanks for your question.

The coupling type can only be changed for self-created or copied entries:

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You can create a new entry or copy an existing entry with the action buttons on the top of the table or by right click on the table:

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Kind regards

Mikio

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