AoA,
I have a question.
What is the use of "change over switch" in the solar dp box?
Almost all of the quacks on youtube has quoted the use of change over switch as:
0: off, 1: Solar, 2: Wapda/utility
What does it mean by solar? It should mean "Inverter AC out".
Ok, so when the sun sets, we have to switch to 2 (wapda). However, the inverter itself will be running on wapda source, charging the battery (if any) and will be consuming atleast 3-4 Amps (e.g. for a 1kw inverter). Hence, there is no benefit of the change over then.
The real use of change over is to save battery power (for an off grid inv.) OR to switch to the "only" available (wapda) source at night (for an on grid inv.).
But the question arises, how to save electricity (wapda) during the day? For that reason, we have to just simply install a switch at the "Inverter AC in" and keep it off during the day. This thing will work efficiently for an off-grid inv. where you need batteries to be charged when required. On the other hand, for an on grid inv. we may not need that switch or AC input for the inverter, as it can run the system without the batteries.
Experts, kindly elaborate if I am wrong.
(I will post a wiring diagram for the setup I installed at my home)