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Thanks for sharing!

That is a very clean and neat electric installation you have done in that cabinet, very professional.

I love DIN-rail. :biggrin:

I think we are both using the same temperature controller for external fans, I replaced the temp sensor with one looking like a cable lug that I screwed directly to the inverter.

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2 hours ago, lom said:

Thanks for sharing!

That is a very clean and neat electric installation you have done in that cabinet, very professional.

I love DIN-rail. :biggrin:

I think we are both using the same temperature controller for external fans, I replaced the temp sensor with one looking like a cable lug that I screwed directly to the inverter.

those combiner boxes comes ready with installers all you do is connect your solar grid and inverter. I was pleasantly surprised how cool it is. didn't even know i will get load meter and v/a protector. 
this is how i solved sensor connection (pic) paper clip and thermal paste 
using double pwm controller (in case of future second inverter ) triple pc pwm fans connected to splitter. Only consumer 1.3w at idle and 11w at full steam. works great

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