There is a list of about 30 online distributors for Bosch here
http://www.boschtools.com/WheretoBuy/OnlinePartners/Pages/default.aspx
And that company is not listed.
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Conrad,
Did they require electrical stamped drawings only or structural too?
Ryan
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Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 9:56 AM
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Cc: 'Katie Kehrl'
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FYI, Surrette now have their own version of the Hydro Cap. Haven't used them
yet and don't know if they are required to be removed prior to EQ like the
Hydro Caps. My experience with Hydro Cap has been good to date and waterings
are limited to every six months when we normally do our clients EQ's.
My understanding is that you have it correct, I also believe that this effects
condo's too.
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Has anyone had any interaction with a company called Clean Energy Brands out
of Cheyenne, WY?
They claim to sell the Bosch Detec -100 & 150 but do not answer the phone or
return messages.
Does anyone have a source in the USA for the Bosch Detec -100 or 150?
I have run the web silly loo
Water miser caps and hydro caps are not the same thing except that they both
fit into the hole in the top of the battery.
I have not used hydro caps in years, too hard to deal with!
Take them off to equalise the battery bank? Thats when you need them
most
Bob
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 11:14 AM,
I stopped using Hydro-caps after replacing the umpteenth set that had melted
down. During a conversation with Hydro-cap I was told that [& this was many
years ago] the bulk voltage was too high @ 28.8 VDC and I charge 24 volt
banks to 29.2 VDC and I should be using a lower setting and if I was to a
Bob,
That's true the "watermiser" caps don't recombine the escaping hydrogen. They
do however return almost 90% if the water and drops of acid back to the
battery. And the caps don't need to be removed during equalization. These are
the primary features we are looking for. The battery box still
We gave up on Hydrocaps after selling them for over 25years. Prepaid an order
in Jan, and 5 months later still no product. They don't even have an email,
much less a website.
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Northern Arizona Wind
Carl,
No, they don't.
Hydrocaps remove most of the free hydrogen from the air that is caused by
gassing. The Watermisers do not, however they do the same good job of keeping
the tops of the batteries clean ad the HCs.
Bob-O
On Dec 14, 2009, at 8:14 AM, Carl Hansen wrote:
"Watermiser" caps work
Bill,
I agree with you about Hydrocaps and have mostly used them for nearly 20 years.
I do believe HP reviewed them sometime in the first 20 issues. Back when most
of us couldn't even spell solar bozo. Well maybe not Joel. :)
Two things to add:
1) HCs aren't forever. There is a sacrificial ca
"Watermiser" caps work the same way as the Hydrocaps and the caps do not need
to be removed for equalization, per the manufacturer's directions.
Carl
Hansen&Sun Elect.
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From: frenergy
To: RE-wrenches ; al...@positiveenergysolar.com
Sent: Monday, December 14,
Maybe one way to express it would be hydrocaps are great if you use the the
same charging parameters no matter what the age, condition of the battery is.
This seems to be critical to sizing the HCs properly. And you (or the "always
attentive and willing" customer) don't (doesn't) mind removing
Another person's opinion...
With all due respect, Allan, if you understand how the Hydrocap works (properly
sized, removal when equalizing, as detailed in the instructions) and use
distilled (or equivalent) water to top off the electrolyte much more
infrequently than regularly, Hydrocaps provide
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