I can't give specifics on the design because it's not my design. But there is another thread on here 40 odd pages long and a few guys on there have designed proportional systems. I pm'd one of the guys and he was extremely helpful getting this built and faultfinding. I know the designer is putting it through CE testing so I think he may be going to sell ready built diverters so won't want his circuit design made public however he may still share the design for personal use if you pm him.Hi Digon
Thanks for your update, I am glad you have a good working system. I have been thinking of a fully proportional system but have only found a schematic without any other information on type of current transformers (CT's) set up etc.
Can you list all the parts you used please, so anyone else interested can also build one. And any useful information on the build process would be helpful
My problem is I can't get my head round the fully proportional concept. If you have two CT's measuring solar and house load, then as soon as you have more solar than house load you start to divert surplus to the immersion heater, but as soon as you do, the house load rises and you no longer have any surplus to detect. So how do you then maintain power to the immersion when both CT's are reading the same power levels?
Regards Trader9.
It uses a single ct and can tell which way the current is flowing without having to cancel out the solar from the feed and sends a control signal to the crydom which does all the high voltage work.