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Griz80

Hi guys

I have connected 8 x 250 watt 35 v solar panels in series to connect to an enfinity 2kw inverter. The open voltage I get from the array at the dc isolator is 220vdc or so, but when testing at the dc inverter terminals I am only getting around 68vdc. I have had the inverter (enfinity) given to me and because of the under voltage it will not fire up.

Any Ideas?

Thanks in advance
 

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