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    A typical photovoltaic (PV) system installation uses a Mk2 Router device to divert surplus solar energy from the PV inverter to an immersion heater load when energy generation exceeds consumption. The current transformer (CT) clips around the live incoming mains feed to monitor the current flow and ensure the net current at the supply point is zero by directing excess power to the heater rather than backfeeding the grid.

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    A typical photovoltaic (PV) system installation uses a Mk2 Router device to divert surplus solar energy from the PV inverter to an immersion heater load when energy generation exceeds consumption. The current transformer (CT) clips around the live incoming mains feed to monitor the current flow and ensure the net current at the supply point is zero by directing excess power to the heater rather than backfeeding the grid.

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    Wiring Schematic For Mk2 Router

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    Relu Ianovici
    A typical photovoltaic (PV) system installation uses a Mk2 Router device to divert surplus solar energy from the PV inverter to an immersion heater load when energy generation exceeds consumption. The current transformer (CT) clips around the live incoming mains feed to monitor the current flow and ensure the net current at the supply point is zero by directing excess power to the heater rather than backfeeding the grid.

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    D ed

    en iver n e rat
    "Output "240 V ac er te Ge ergy
    gy d en
    to load" supply"

    T&E From PV
    solid core inverter
    cable
    Mk2 Router

    "current
    sensor"
    2-pole
    Consumer Unit
    isolator
    switch
    Flexible CT
    cable

    Immersion 240 V ac L N E
    Heater with
    thermostat Supply
    meter

    A typical installation of a Mk2 PV Router.


    The CT needs to be clipped around one of the 'live' incoming feeds, i.e Neutral or Line.
    When the rate of energy generation exceeds consumption, surplus power will be
    diverted to the load in such a way that the net flow of current at the supply point is
    zero.

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