Would you know how is the connection from micro inverter or DB to the battery? I believe it's not so straightforward.

Anyone here using emit solar care to share their experience? Mine just got installed, waiting for tnb to activate

Seems that most are on HMS as i can barely find any user contribution on HMT. Price wise, i got my system comparable to a HMS system so i went with it despite there being not much review on this series (To be fair, my vendor said he underquoted me).

So far only diff is i get a balanced distribution of the energy to each phase* n my per panel max is slightly higher. Asides from that, i cannot tell or have yet to discover.

*Good or bad i dont know, mr google n chat GPT says balanced better, others say ability to customise better 🤷🏻‍♀️.

I think HMT is a true 3 phase Micro Inverter ... more expensive than the HMS model hence not many solar vendor offer this, mostly offer only HMS. 
Spec wise there is some difference in terms of Max Input, but need electrician to decode what it means in terms of differences to HMS single phase model.

HMT-2000-4T
Max. input voltage: 65V
Rated output power: 2000VA
Number of modules connected: 4
Commonly used module power: 400W to 670W+
MPPT voltage range: 16V–60V
Max. input current: 4 × 16A
Number of MPPTs: 2

HMS-2000-4T
Max. input voltage: 65V
Rated output power: 2000VA
Number of modules connected: 4
Commonly used module power: 400W to 670W+
MPPT voltage range: 16V–60V
Max. input current: 14A
Number of MPPTs: 4
Max. input short circuit current (A): 4 × 20A

I have 4 MIs so it would have been unbalanced if i went with the HMS..

Current house under construction is 3 phase.
Asking because developer included this solar system as part of the house.

my contractor subtle hinting i can add without Seda approval. but faham2 la, a few panels is okay.

HMS are having 4 MPPTs while HMT having 2 MPPTs.

That means HMS series can have 1 MPPT to each panels while HMT are sharing 2 panels to 1 MPPT.
From my understanding, the more MPPT the better it is for efficiency of each independent panels.

Due my roof setup with many angles, separated with some facing front, some side, some bundle 4 panels, some 1 or 2 panels, the installer recommended 1 MPPT to each panel as each panels can have independent start-up, different shading efficiency, etc. So due to my panels splitting limited roofing positioning, HMS series are better than HMT albeit have to tie down each inverter to individual phase.

HMT with 2 MPPT will confined to 2 panels to same MPPT, with each dual panels having same startup, efficiency (the lowest of the 2), etc. If all facing same direction, they say ok but still I am unsure if 4 MPPT single phase in this case got any advantage over 2 MPPT 3 phase inverter.

HMS1600-2000 is 4 in 1.

ahh.. some variation between Online page vs the Datasheet(downloaded).  As per Downloaded Datasheet, HMS-2000-4T has 4 MPPTs.  Online page says 2 only....

the image above comes from Datasheet downloaded. 

Online page is this one, it says 2 MPPTs only :  https://www.hoymiles.com/product/hms-1600dw...00dw-2000dw-4t/
4 MPPTs makes sense if we look at the Data in Hoymiles dashboard, every panel has a different output

I also tot 2mppt based on website but my installer send this....they using 4mmpts.
I think this is the one in website Europe without D or DW behind just HMS-2000. The one in website for Asia comes with HMS-2000D or DW behind..

Hi Guys, need your opinion and suggestion between these quotes. Not well verse on the solar topic.

Had almost identical set up as vendor A but with less efficient panel at 600wp. Been installed since last December and working well so far. Cost around 23k then with EPP

Sun at southern atmosphere after September so those panel facing north will have less generation after that

I'd say they did a neat & tidy installation. running the cables above plaster ceiling with minimum cable duct in sight

timeline wise is quite ok as i regularly follow up not only with the sales & project supervisor, but with SEDA & tnb too

SEDA application till cert issued - 12 days
TNB NEM application till welcome letter issued - 3 days
SolaRIS rebate form received 4 days later. now waiting for the rebate within 14 working days

Need input on Pathgreen  interm of / in comparison to Verdant, Gsparx and alpha solar.. in terms support and reliability.

Based on the qoute i received, Spec to price wise Pathgreen is the best so far. Need feedback on their service before I pull the trigger

i too noticed many other string user with same power drop pattern during same period. might be the pv panels are the one overheated and reduce the power output?

my inverter has max DC voltage input at 1,100V. from the historical graph below can confirm total voltage never reach that much


but if looking at DC current input, looks like it does exceed the inverter max DC current input limit at 11A by ±2A.


this might be the culprit for the power drop? or it just purely due to the clouds?