Off-the-grid with grid-tie inverter?

buteman · 10-28-19, 07:10 AM

What about using a high power H Bridge wired to a transformer rather than a motor. If the bridge was driven to switch at say 60 Hz could that then be set up to produce a lower voltage output, rectified and fed to a charge controller?
It wouldn't need to do anything other than connect the output from the panels to the H bridge system instead of the inverter.

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10-28-19, 07:10 AM	#34
buteman Lurking Renovator Join Date: May 2011 Location: Barrow upon Humber Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	What about using a high power H Bridge wired to a transformer rather than a motor. If the bridge was driven to switch at say 60 Hz could that then be set up to produce a lower voltage output, rectified and fed to a charge controller? It wouldn't need to do anything other than connect the output from the panels to the H bridge system instead of the inverter.