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Holding AC current constant, an inverter operating at 800Vac will output more power per inverter than a 600Vac model. This reduces the number of inverters needed, simplifying design and installation.
This makes sense by causing lower losses (power / energy, voltage-drop) and gaining higher efficiencies (inverter). This is also reducing the string number and so far reducing cabling, connectors, fuses and so on,
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