I've got a tigo transmitter and core sitting in my warehouse. It might be an older version, but it doesn't have any indication of black or white markings. If I use it would I be good to just install the core either way?
@Tigo_Flex_MLPE10 ай бұрын
Great question! We recommend swapping that older version with the newer Core that has a black and white side so you can tell the proper orientation.
@bikhard10783 ай бұрын
I’m confused with the 120volt power supply to a 15 amp breaker? What does that mean? Can I not make plug or use a plug for this part?
@Tigo_Flex_MLPE3 ай бұрын
The DC power supply requires a 120V input (line and neutral) that typically goes directly to a breaker on the main panel. Since this device is used for rapid shutdown and will turn off your array if it loses power, we do not recommend plugging the device into a receptacle in your home. If someone inadvertently disconnects it you will lose array production since the TS4s will go into rapid shutdown.
@SaymonPM7 ай бұрын
When designing the RSS transmitters, where should we achieve the source of the main power supply unit that converts the a/c to dc voltage for the transmitter itself? Meaning do you install the Transmitter kit via power supplied from the Solar system, or the utility system?
@Tigo_Flex_MLPE6 ай бұрын
Great question! The RSS Transmitter must be fed by an external 12V/1A power supply fed by a breaker on your AC panel to ensure proper rapid shutdown operation. Please follow the instructions in this video for a safe, Code compliant, and worry free system.
@quackmire6 ай бұрын
@@Tigo_Flex_MLPE stupid noob question here but my (probably flawed) understanding is that the RS devices at the module level initiate rapid shutdown when the signal from this device is lost, correct? Wouldn't a power failure from the utility then initiate a rapid shutdown of my panels, and subsequently kill my solar array? That seems to be counter to what I'd want in a situation like that, where I'd be depending on my panels to act as a backup? I'm sure I'm missing something, just trying to understand how it all works.
@savedforever77024 ай бұрын
If I'm using two inverters in split phase then do I need 2 rss transmitters?
@Tigo_Flex_MLPE4 ай бұрын
It depends on how many strings each inverter has. Since the RSS Core can accommodate 10 strings, as long as both inverters have 5 strings max, then a single transmitter may be used.
@savedforever77024 ай бұрын
@@Tigo_Flex_MLPE Thanks for the reply. It will be 2 strings each inverter for a total of 4 so I will be able to use 1 transmitter. 👍
@aleksstriz24149 ай бұрын
Is there a specific distance from solar to transmitter, for it to work properly
@Tigo_Flex_MLPE9 ай бұрын
Great question! For a single transmitter and Core, the total round trip distance of the DC lines must be less than 300 meters. If you use the dual Core Transmitter then this distance is extended to 500 meters. The Tigo Academy TS4 course covers this important design consideration along with other criteria to ensure a safe and lost lasting system. www.tigoenergy.com/tigo-academy
@MrDaggul9 ай бұрын
Hello, is it possible to place the transmitter coils on the positive (red) wire?
@Tigo_Flex_MLPE9 ай бұрын
Our documentation states to use the negative conductors to ensure consistency amongst installations, but the positive conductors may be used if your question pertains to an existing installation.