Kirpal,
I reviewed the link; thank you for this referral. I was surprised
by the specified charge settings: while there's no bulk/absorption
setting given, equalize is 2.33 - 2.40 vpc, or 53.5 - 57.6 v on a
48 v bank. This is what I would expect with VRLA batteries, not
flooded, as it's barely skirting the edge of the gassing range. Is
this something specific to lead-selenium technology? Is it unique
to the tubular positive plates? Is it specified for industrial
(regular recharge from grid) as opposed to "opportunity charging"
typical with PV? Please help us understand from your experience
with them.
Allan
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On 3/11/2014 9:26 AM, Kirpal Khalsa wrote:
Mac...good morning....that is a big battery
bank!....We have used the SBS Batteries for large battery
banks....They offer multiple warranty options including upto 20
years. They are tubular plates with clear outer cases which
make the electrolyte levels really easy to monitor and
fill....They come with insulated cell interconnects with testing
ports, they offer seismic racking custom designed to fit your
battery bank, as well as spill containment trays and acid
neutralizer kits for the spill containment trays. We have been
very happy with their performance. They offer a 2V FLA cell at
4000Ah @ the 20 hr rate. They are a high quality product made
in the USA and worth looking at.
Here is the link to their website.
Additionally they offer hydrogen gas alarms for battery
rooms.
I am curious - is this a solar integrated system, if so,
what size array would be charging the batteries?
Good luck!
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