Hi Randy,
What are the best ways to mount the inverters to increase the output?
Thanks
At 06:49 PM 5/10/2010, you wrote:
The mounting approach can affect the delta T ambient-module
temperature resulting in much higher output for groundmounts,
polemounts, or rooftop arrays in windy ridges or
I've got my SMA SB5 on a revenue grade meter and it's actually
under-reported slightly since I started comparing it last August. SMA's
counter has increased by 5649 kWh while the revenue meter has increased
5666 kWh- only 0.3% off. If I remember correctly from their training
session they said
I am sizing a system that will have dual inverters to shorten generator
charging in the winter and enough solar to charge the rest of the time.
Here's the problem, the inverter will not be able to get into sleep mode at
night.
There are 2 cell chargers and a cpap machine having to run all
If the normal connected loads are within the capacity of a single inverter
(which may actually be possible -- I run my whole house off one Outback
FX2024, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and all) then you can just
leave one of the inverters in sleep mode or disable output but leave
Hi Bob,
I run into this issue nearly every week and the solution is the same every
time: install a small dedicated inverter. CPAP machines and cell phone chargers
work just fine with modified square wave inverters but for only $100 you can
have a 300 watt sine wave inverter. I'd recommend sine
Title: David Katz
Thanks David, but the1:5 prescaler
is for a different
meter (e-xpert pro) than
the old link-10/e-meter. I am looking for old stock of link-10/e-meter
0-100 volt prescalers.
Todd
David Katz wrote:
Hi Todd,
If you get desperate, you can buy them from the company that
Try Bryan Belk at www.belktronix.com
He's built some prescalers for the electric vehicle crowd and that segment
has been longtime fanboy about the e-meter. I think you may find an
appropriate prescaler on Bryan's site...or write to him.
I have some 48v prescalers which were made by Bryan to work
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