Still thinking the situation out, I have one last issue more electrical regarding the SWG.
Now one last thing my power at my rural site is 4 wire three phase 380/220 volt, the 4th wire is the neutral ground, to get 220 v you connect 1 phase (380v) to the neutral and you get 220v. , they use this so that they save money on the distribution wire size. i think it is called a 380Y/220 four wire.
the big problem is they also raise the voltage at the transformer up to 420/240v (to counter the voltage drop) or higher so that the last houses on the wire receive 220 volt. I am close to the transformer and my voltage is between 235 to 240+ volts, also have a couple blackout a month if not more. Will the unit be able to handle the voltage changes, the higher voltage, I see it is 230 so it should be able to work 10%+ or - , is the transformer, cell and cotrol built to witstand my grid. also we get a stray voltage because of the three unbalance on the neutral to earth.
Now using this scenario what unit will withstand this, are the cells and transformer/control unit able to handle this. Should I get some kind of voltage regulator.
I know that I am not in the pump section but will the intelliflo have problems with this.
thank you
LAZZUA
