If you do not need a charger, Exeltech sp1100 or sp600.
If you do need a charger, magnum mms1012
Thank you,
Maverick
Maverick Brown
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President & CEO
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Office: 512-919-4493
Cell:512-460-9825
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I like the Magnum. Made in US, can use e-panel or similar, good display easy to
use for owner.
Jesse
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On Nov 11, 2011, at 9:45 AM, Jeff Irish wrote:
> Any recommendations from those of you with extensive off grid experience for
> a small inverter, sine wave, 500-1000 watt
Stange but true...many of my customers are claiming the credit for their RV PV
solar system and a few have reported back: no problems. For some, the motorhome
or trailer is their primary residence but for most it is just used part time.
Larry Crutcher
Starlight Solar Power Systems
On Nov 10,
Can any say for sure if the cost of batteries qualifies for the fed tax credit? No one seems to have a clue.
Jonathan Hill, senior system design engineerSierra Solar Systems563C Idaho Maryland RoadGrass Valley, CA 95945Celebrating our 31st year in solar!tech info and foreign orders: (530) 273-6754
I support what Daryl DeJoy said below. Although it's not that
straightforward an issue.
Check out
http://www.dsireusa.org/incentives/incentive.cfm?Incentive_Code=US37F&re=1&e
e=0 you'll see that for Solar Electric, Solar Water Heating, Small Wind and
Geothermal Heat Pumps it is stated "The home se
Hi Jeff,
Check out Exeltech's XP series. They offer this inverter in a wide range
of power and it has a very clean output/sine wave. They have an ICX/MCX
model (not sure if it's available yet) that is also a charger.
Daryl DeJoy
NABCEP Certified PV installer
Penobscot Solar Design
> Any reco
I read your post and I am far from an expert on tax issues, but one thing
I am sure of is that the home does not have to be the primary residence.
We have at least a dozen clients whose summer homes have benefited from
this incentive and early this question came up. All of these clients have
since
Jeff,
I own several Exeltec inverters for my job trailer, RV, and truck camper,
and found them to put out a very high-quality pure sinewave even in their
smaller models down to 125 watts, when most manufacturers only provide
modified sine wave inverters in these smaller sizes. They are a litt
If you need a charger capability, look at the magnum MMS1012. Up to a 50 amp
charger and it's a sinewave, don't bother with the modifieds. Sleep mode can
go down to 5 watts I think.
The Morningstar mppt is a good small controller that works well
Later,
Bob
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From: Jeff Irish
To: RE-wrenches
Sent: Friday, November 11, 2011 8:45 AM
Subject: [RE-wrenches] Small Off-Grid Inverter Recommendation
Any recommendations from those of you with extensive off grid experience for
a small inverter, sine wa
For me, the only one that fills that bill is the US made Magnum MMS inverter.
http://www.magnumenergy.com/Products/MMSseries.htm
If you don't want a built in TX and charger, we have had good success with the
imported Samlex SA series made by Cotek. Available in 12 or 24 volt.
http://samlexsolar.
Jeff;
I have experience with the MMS series from Magnum. Nice little
inverter/chargers, low standby losses, but not available in 24v.
I chose them for some remote installations because of small size and
price point. We had trouble with an earlier model that failed when a
generator ran out of gas,
Any recommendations from those of you with extensive off grid experience for a
small inverter, sine wave, 500-1000 watt range 120 vac output, 12 or 24 VDC
nominal input? I'm looking for something with low standby losses when there
are no loads, and high reliability. Thanks!
Jeff Irish, PE
Pre
Hi Ron,
As already mentioned here, the Xantrex Vesta was either ProSine, DR or SW
in a box. Some included batteries.
Please contact me off-list, if you are still looking for the manual.
Thanks,
_
Sandra Herre
Interpretations and rulings are also a big component of how tax laws are
implemented. National SEIA has an excellent tax manual written by some very
good tax attorneys that is available to members. In my experience most
accountants (and installers) need this kind of direction because the subje
Todd,
See IRC sections 25D and also 136 if there is a utility paid incentive, as any utility paid incentive may affect how 25D is applied.
You may also want to see Sections 280A(d)(1), 280A(d)(2), and 280A(f)(1) for the definitions.
Jamie JohnsonNABCEP Certified PV Technical Sales Professional
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