Hello Wrenches
Can the lockable utility disconnect be DC? Has anyone tried this? On an add
on system we found this had been done. It would be convenient to use this
method.
Thanks,
Drake
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Depends on utility probably but most around here specify AC disconnect.
Probably since they only really speak one language.
erika
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One of my previous colleagues negotiated this on a high profile project in a
new jurisdiction. The inspector didn¹t have a problem with this.
You should definitely talk to the AHJ. It¹s not a difficult case to make: no
PV input = no inverter output.
Good luck,
David
On 9/2/08 2:56 PM, Drake
Wrenches,
I had promised a followup post on what I learned when I inspected this
client's batteries. The short form of the original issue (original post
query is at bottom): client had as recently as June been able to EQ from his
array to 31.1V, now couldn't get past 30.7.
There are a few good
And one final question: In my original post I asked if deionized water was
the same as distilled water. Nobody addressed this question. The customer
said he investigated (Wikipedia, I think) and found no difference. Any
other
opinions, or (even better) definitive answers on this?
Thank you,
Allen Sindelar was polling for information/opinions about deionized water
versus distilled for lead battery top-up. Since genuine steam distilled H2O
can be bought for $0.69 per gallon, why take chances on anything else? There
are enough other possible problems without creating more for ourselves.
on system we found this had been done. It would be convenient to use
this method.
Thanks,
Drake
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Date: Tue, 2 Sep 2008 16:02:00 -0400
From: Erika M. Weliczko (REPOWER SOLUTIONS)
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Hi Matt -
I think I know which site you are referring to, and the issue there was
not an inverter temperature problem. The units were running at or colder
than the rated minimum temperature for GT's... and other than for the
LCD not being very readable this is not a problem. We routinely test
Some of the single point battery watering systems have a pressure
regulator that plumbs right to the water tap with a small filter.
Apparently we in the solar business are more anal about using
distilled water than many other battery users.
Ray
On Sep 2, 2008, at 6:46 PM, James Surrette
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