Hi Wayne,
I've used the following, and sure like them.
http://www.batteryfillingsystems.com/
jay
peltz power
On May 6, 2009, at 5:48 AM, Wayne Irwin wrote:
Has anyone found a reliable battery watering system?
Wayne Irwin, President
Pure Energy Solar International Inc.
State Licensed Solar
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At 08:48 AM 5/6/2009, you wrote:
Has anyone found a reliable battery watering system?
Wayne Irwin, President
Pure Energy Solar International Inc.
State Licensed Solar Contractor
License # CVC56695
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Wayne,
If you use an automatic battery watering system, make sure it is
intended to be used on the make and model of battery you have. If
not, it may underfill or overfill battery cells.
Randy Brooks
Brooks Solar, Inc.
Solar Power for People
140 Columbia View
Chelan, WA 98816
Hi Bob,
In this case it probably has to be a bandit. I don't believe 600V DC breakers
are available yet.
Dick
--- You wrote:
The DC disco coming off the PV breaker box might be a good idea. With this
case showing that. We know that we can open the box and kill all the
breakers but few others
Wrenches,
Does anyone have any experience with or have a product they can recommend
for a combined heat and power generator, specifically for an off-grid
application. The prospective client would like to combine the electrical
generation/charging capacity with their planned in-floor radiant
Richard,
I 100% agree with you.
The thing that concerns me most is that the last exhibit in the report
shows that the GFP scheme that our industry has relied on to provide
fire protection doesn't work very well. As PV system size gets larger
there are more and more opportunities for an
I bought the Plug-In Inverter and the Hydrogen Generator and now that my
house is on fire and my car exploded I can say that I gave my all to going
green!
Wayne Irwin, President
Pure Energy Solar International Inc.
State Licensed Solar Contractor
License # CVC56695
Orion,
This is a good product but not sure if available in the US.
http://www.whispergen.com/
Carl Emerson
Free Power Ltd.
Auckland NZ
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the GFP scheme that our industry has relied on to provide fire
protection doesn't work very well.
This has been a continual rant of mine since the GFP first became
required. It needs to open the circuit near the source of the power
if it is to be effective.
Drake Chamberlin
Athens
Kent,
Sort of makes the case for the GFPs to be in the combiner boxes on
large systems, doesn't it? Obviously nearly worthless at the inverter
in this case.
Bob-O
On May 6, 2009, at 3:52 PM, Kent Osterberg wrote:
Richard,
I 100% agree with you.
The thing that concerns me most is that
Your right Allan, not quite what I am looking for but Chris's system sounds
worthy of a HP article itself. As with most products these days our
customers want nice packaged units in lieu of the self engineered systems.
Not that say they are not great solutions, but more difficult to sell a
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