I would but isn't that what the bitching list is for?
Larry Crutcher
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Self drilling screws are OK for conduit clamps, wire clips and other
miscellaneous uses but I would never recommend them for anything structural.
Drill points on screws are not going to be accurate nor the drilled holes
clean. And threads that cut into those holes won't be strong. Holding
We don't see too much to rave about, generally, in either of those categories.
Biggest problem with many is getting a response from our sales reps, and
finding out what is actually in stock.
Several companies have a (so-called) dealer login to check for such things, but
none of them work
Probably is, but that list has a lot fewer subscribers than this one.
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Take it somewhere else.
Mark Frye
Berkeley Solar Electric Systems
303 Redbud Way
Nevada City, CA 95959
(530) 401-8024
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In theory, all DIN rails should be the same, there are only two generally
used industry sizes, and 99% of those are the 35mm.
The problem we have seen on a very few is that the lip and/or the metal
itself that it is stamped out of is too heavy, so it won't fit into the
little slots on the
To Rave about used to mean PRAISE for an individual or company. I guess I
am showing my age here? I was not looking for a putdown but I am looking for
wholesalers that offer exceptional service and response time. A number of
the companies [who shall remain unnamed] Have dropped their Outback Power
And where exactly would that be?
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Agreed about the different metal gauge on DIN rail which is ostensibly the
same size. Specifically in the Xantrex XW Power Distribution Panel, the
steel used for that AC breaker rail is so thick that Square-D QOU breakers
require some wiggling wrestling. I can see where other brand breakers
might
I am certainly interested in which wholesale distributors offer good
service, if any.
David
David Katz
Chief Technical Officer
AEE Solar
1155 Redway Drive
P.O. Box 339
Redway, CA 95560
Tel (707) 825-1200
Fax (707) 825-1202
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www.aeesolar.com
I have been very happy with AEE once I got a good steady sales person. I do
miss the dealer login and hopefully they will fix that some day?
I have also had good luck with Power Up but they are a little more money and
don't stock as much.
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I prefer to use the extruded aluminum DIN rail, much more uniform, and
holds the breakers tighter. If you're having trouble, consider
switching the rail out for Aluminum.
R. Walters
r...@solarray.com
Solar Engineer
On Oct 25, 2009, at 12:56 PM, Mick Abraham wrote:
Agreed about the
Esteemed fellow wrenches: May we put our heads together on today's problem
in my terrain: How best to distribute and regulate the output of a single
turbine from a convenient distribution point to
four residences on the off grid property, each with it's own 12 volt
battery/inverter system. If I
Nick,
I think the best alternative would be to use four turbines; each set of
batteries is maintained with its own diversion control.
To use just one turbine, put a single diversion controller at the
turbine and set it to keep the voltage below 16 volts (plus the largest
voltage drop
Nick,
No matter what you come up with, every battery system will have
different demand's, the hungriest getting the bulk of the power. Can
you get this group to take this one step further and just build a
single battery/inverter system (hopefully at higher DC voltage) and
then distribute
Mark,
Dana's original request was for Wrenches to rave about [their] wholesale
supplier for great service and response time. That's not for the Bitching
list. If there's nobody who's any good, eventually the discussion will have
to move there - but not yet. This could be a valuable discussion; we
We've been well served by both DC Power Systems and AEE.
Dick Ratico
Solarwind Electric
Bradford, VT
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Hi Nick,
This is easy and there are a few options that Ive done.
1. depending on the turbine or turbine possibilities you can use
standard or slightly modified battery chargers.
ie each charger is therefore a current limiting device so each house
gets no more than the charger size.
Yes
Hi Guys, and thanks,
It was what I sort of thought but just couldn't prove.
The metal is just too thick for the CBI breakers.
thanks again,
jay
peltz power
On Oct 25, 2009, at 9:52 AM, Wind-sun.com wrote:
In theory, all DIN rails should be the same, there are only two
generally used
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