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This is exactly what I was reading from this website: https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand/thailand-digital-nomad-visa-and-work-permit As long as you aren't taking away a job from a local, they aren't interested.

Thanks for your replies. To give more details, I left HK and moved to Thailand to take a break. My previous employer proposed to take me back and work 75% in Thailand and 25% in HK. So the company isnt imposing that I work in Thailand, just proposing as they know I don't want to move back to HK full time.

I can't seem to find an answer for this. I recently arrived from overseas with a marriage visa. The company I was working for overseas has asked me to work remotely for them in Thailand. The business is all overseas with products and customers overseas, salary paid overseas. I read that remote work is forbidden, but I also read that a work visa is not required as long as you aren't taking a job away from a Thai person. Anyone know the right answer?

I have these patches on my lawn. It looks like paper and actually cracks when you walk or pull it out. Any idea what it is and if I should get rid of it?

In my residential development we all have 3 phases. Not sure why.

I havent understood this. How can you run backwards without it being seen?

I havent seen anything like this. For now I was just going to manually stop sending back the last week of the month. Though as you mentioned it's a pain going through the settings with that one button. Also inputting PIN and then setting the reflux to 0.00. And I need to do that x3 ????

I noticed the country code on the inverters is set to 22. Should I change this to 40 (thailand PEA)?

I have 3x SOFAR 3300TL-G3 I have seen they are on the PEA approved list.

My 3 single inverter is definitely working much better now. I do have one last question though. If I disable antireflux, I will be sending excess back to the grid. My installer says that this can also be dangerous for PEA workers as can cause sparks. I havent understood it all, but guess he is referring to the anti islanding. THis should be separate from the anti reflux right and anti islanding shouldnt be available as a setting to be switched on/off?

On a side note, I contacted PEA who told me they would have a new solar program in May apparently, with a new tarif for sending back to the grid. In the meantime my inverter will be changed for 3x single phase this friday. Again thanks all for your input.

yeah 210k

I have read in a few places that indeed there will be a net zero to the grid. I will explore this solution for now as would be the easiest. 3x inverters would mean I would need to check all the phase loads and would need quite a bit of playing around with. (and I ve lost patience with my technician...) Thanks all again. Will keep you posted on how things pan out.

At this stage I would rather not send anything back at all to the grid if there is another solution. Sofar replied the following: While we have had a new firmware to support unbalanced load. Buy electricity for a certain phase and sell electricity for a certain phase to achieve the maximum power generation. For example: Load Power 2.5K/1K/2K -------- Reality output of inverter (2.5+2+1)/3=1.833KW : 2.5K(1.833+0.6..)/1K(1.833-0.833)/2K(1.833+0.167) So my understanding in the case above, as Im not sending back to the grid, I would only get 1.8*3 = 5.5kW total. My goal is still to be able to reduce my day time grid consumption to 0 and still really cant see how this is possible. If I use 3 single phase inverters, i guess it will be split 3 * 2.5 kw. So if one phase requires 5 kw, I will again be pulling 2.5 kw from the grid. is this correct? What is the best solution to be able to use the full solar capacity I have?

Thanks all for your replies. I indeed have 18 panels, so must be 18 panels of 400W. My installer is trying to swap my 3 phase inverter for 3 single. I just wanted to check the forums to see if this was correct. I indeed think my installer doesn't know what he is doing so prefer to be sure now, before I install 3 inverters and discover it still isn't the right solution. The explanation I got from the installer for the 3 phase inverter still sounds crazy.