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PV*SOL Expert 6.0 - Manual - Valentin Software

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10.1 Technical Data<br />

System > Technical Data<br />

3D: <strong>PV*SOL</strong> <strong>Expert</strong>opens the 3D Visualization. There you define the terrain,<br />

buildings or slopes, cover roofs, mount modules and wire them by using 3D objects. The<br />

3D Visualization has its own help.<br />

2D: The technical data for the system configuration are entered in this dialog, which<br />

is made up of a number of worksheets.<br />

-> Preconditions:<br />

1. Planning a 2D system<br />

2. The sheets used vary according to the system type (grid connected or stand-alone).<br />

-> Proceed as follows:<br />

1. On the first page ”System”, you need to select whether the system uses an inverter system<br />

or multiple inverters.<br />

2. Enter the number of Arrays for both types of system.<br />

You can enter up to a maximum of six arrays.<br />

A corresponding number of pages then appear on the bottom of the dialog, so that<br />

you can define the parameters for each array separately.<br />

With a single array the page is labelled ”Array”. A number of arrays are labelled:<br />

”Array 1”, ”Array 2” etc.<br />

3. The other pages of the dialog vary depending on the selected system: Grid<br />

Connected or Stand-Alone.<br />

About the buttons located on the right hand side of the dialog:<br />

4. Losses<br />

5. System Check<br />

6. Click on System Diagram for displaying a system sketch. This sketch also forms<br />

part of the Summary Report.<br />

7. Following a positive system check, you can start the Simulation.<br />

8. Close the dialog with OK.<br />

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