On 11/22/2012 9:49 PM, Marco Mangelsdorf wrote:
With Sharp ailing as well, that leaves Mitsubishi and Kyocera and the
remaining Japanese modcos left to duke it out.
marco
I didn't notice until someone mentioned it, but I don't think that
Kyocera was
at SPI in Orlando this year.
boB
With Sharp ailing as well, that leaves Mitsubishi and Kyocera and the
remaining Japanese modcos left to duke it out.
marco
The news tonight commented that Panasonic/Sanyo has been downrated to "junk
status."
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The news tonight commented that Panasonic/Sanyo has been downrated to "junk
status."
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William,
That big of a load will look like a dead short to the hydro. If you want to
use the diverted energy, you need a load that draws just enough to pull the
voltage down below charging voltage. You only have 50 watt to control. Get a
12 ohm 100 watt resistor or a 4000 watt 240 volt water
jay,The diversion control has nothing to do with battery current, it is to control voltage. Without it, over-voltage will occur anytime more charge current is available than the battery is accepting. A healthy small battery bank current can be as low as 0.6 amperes for flooded and AGM or GEL techno
Hi William
If the hydro is only 2 amps, I would argue that you don't diversion at all.
The float current expect for a really small battery bank is higher than that.
So unless you want/need it for some other reason, I would not install one.
jay
peltz power
On Nov 22, 2012, at 11:18 AM, William
David:
Interesting idea. The added benefit is if the relay gets stuck, it won't
destroy the battery bank.
The diversion load must equal or exceed the output of the hydro,
correct? The load we have will draw 38 amps at 24 vdc, the hydro will put
out 2 amps. Sounds like I have enough headro
Carl,
Yes, I know and appreciate that the pumps remain in production.
However, I don't think there's a U.S. distributor. As my customer
wants to be prepared for unknown disruptions of the social
structure, telling him that if the pump fails we can get parts
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