Word on the street is that Enphase is discontinuing the 208VAC version of the M210. This puts a major hiccup in our project pipeline. Is there any way to wire the 240VAC versions into 208?
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The published position at Enphase is: "The M190 & M210 will remain in our product portfolio in order to support 72-cell PV modules and SunPower and Sanyo modules, which are not supported by the M215. However, we anticipate the M215 to serve 100% of 60-cell modules, including the high power 250W and 260W modules offered by some manufacturers. Going forward, we recommend that you design all installations of 60-cell modules to use the M215 product". The M210 240 can't be rewired in the field to output 208Vac, if that's what you mean. For long term planning, I would suggest looking at 60 cell modules and if you are adding onto an existing site with 72 cell modules, just add new branch circuits for the M215s.
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"The M190 & M210 will remain in our product portfolio in order to support 72-cell PV modules and SunPower and Sanyo modules, which are not supported by the M215. However, we anticipate the M215 to serve 100% of 60-cell modules, including the high power 250W and 260W modules offered by some manufacturers. Going forward, we recommend that you design all installations of 60-cell modules to use the M215 product".
The M210 240 can't be rewired in the field to output 208Vac, if that's what you mean. For long term planning, I would suggest looking at 60 cell modules and if you are adding onto an existing site with 72 cell modules, just add new branch circuits for the M215s.