Jay,
Roger that - we're giving it a go right now (assuming we can get into the
client's house). I'll let you know how it goes. -AG
On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 3:01 PM, jay peltz wrote:
> HI All,
>
> One thing that is very easy is to just charge each battery with a 12v
> charger.
> Cheap and easy.
>
We have invested in an Iota charger with the IQ4 board for this purpose.
Pricy, yes, but seems to have the best chance of success for reviving the
bank as a unit.
http://www.iotaengineering.com/dls5413.htm
-Glenn
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HI All,
One thing that is very easy is to just charge each battery with a 12v charger.
Cheap and easy.
You can disconnect them, charge them each or in parallel, then reconnect them.
I"ve had to do it more than once, although not for a sunny island,
jay
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Glenn,
Although working with a very different module poses new issues for testing
procedures, SunPower has to have a field insulation test for their products.
If they don't, they are in serious danger of being blind to very significant
safety hazards. As a result of the Bakersfield Fire, they h
I have verbal confirmation from Sunpower that none of their modules should
ever be subjected to a Megger test in the field.
Your mileage may vary, but unless I have confirmation from a module
manufacturer, I will not be recommending that any module be in any circuit
being tested for insulation res
Perhaps someone has an electronic copy of "Field Wet Resistance Test" revised
7/18/94 that was developed by the PVUSA Project, PG&E, and Bechtel that they
could share with the group.
Joel Davidson
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From: Matt Lafferty
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Sent: Wednesday, Nove
Thanks all, this is helpful stuff. We'll see if the batteries are dead or
not which would be a real shame since they're only 6 months old... -August
On Wed, Nov 17, 2010 at 7:32 PM, Mick Abraham wrote:
> Hello, August~
>
> Assuming that you don't want to buy a proper (but costly) 48 volt deep
>
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