FAQ

In a regular household setting, a combiner box is not required since only a few strings, typically 1 to 3, are utilized and these are directly linked to the inverter. However, for larger institutions or facilities using 4 to 4000 strings, the presence of a combiner box becomes indispensable.

CHYT PV combiner box is typically rated for a maximum voltage of 1000V, which is sufficient for many projects. However, some individuals may have unique needs for combining solar panels with varying voltages.

CHYT DC Combiner is a tool that is utilized in photovoltaic source circuits and photovoltaic output circuits to merge multiple direct current circuit inputs and produce a single direct current circuit output.

The DC combiner box allows for the integration of multiple PV strings and panels, resulting in several input options, and can distribute the collected current to several inverters, creating numerous output possibilities. Conversely, the AC combiner box has only one extra output. The core function of the combiner box is to collect the current.

CHYT AC voltage oscillates between positive (+V) and negative (-V) values, completing 60 cycles per second. As a result, the voltage reaches 0v 60 times per second. At this point, the AC MCB interrupts the circuit, stops the flow of current, and prevents any damage to the wiring as well as any possible electrical arcs.