Hi Brian, Jason, All,
I believe the heater you have is an e.l.m. Leblanc made in France. When
Pierre, founder of Controlled Energy Corporation, brought these to the
US many moons ago the Aquastar name was added to the cover graphics. The
BS model means that this is a temperature (solar)
Hi wrenches,
I have some folks that I'm meeting in a couple of days that have 4 Trace SW
5048 inverters. It's a very large, older compound-style installation that
the original installer has bailed on. They have it set up so that there is
a common battery bank and each pair of series stacked
Mac,
Trace made both the SWI/PAR parallel stacking and a series
stacking cable. I don't know if stacking four units in
series/parallel is possible. I never investigated it, and the
manual (Rev. 4.01) doesn't address it. I suspect that it's not
possible,
Ray,
I heard back from Kohler and they told me that the 20kW has no warranty if used
off grid. They have 3 models for off grid use, 14RESA/L, 8.5RES and the 6VSG,
which have an 18 month warranty. Do you know anything otherwise?
Larry
On Oct 1, 2013, at 8:16 AM, Ray Walters r...@solarray.com
Wrenches,
Nick, you are right it is a 5548. I like the separation idea and have
investigated this, but each bus feeds separate homes that are quite a
distance away.
Alan, I forgot to mention that they often get nuisance overcurrent errors
on each phase of the heavily used inverters. That was why
I have had 20kw, 30 kw, and 40 kw units in the field for years. The
warranty issue must be a newer thing. These are water cooled, 1800 rpm
units so I don't see what the issue is. All the units you listed are on
the small side.
So if an oil company deploys one of these remotely, is Kohler
It turns out it's a PVS-100, and it has a fault 13 (hardware fault) and a
fault 57 (inv overtemp 1 / Inverter hardware overtemperature 1).
I wasn't able to stay long enough to observe the main fan running, but the
owner believes it does. The filters and cabinet are clean. Supposedly the
fault
Ray,
I had thought about this but it seems that with all inverters paralleled and
controlled through the router that it would not allow one to charge and pass
through the generator power while the others are inverting. Do you know a way
of doing this.
Larry
On Oct 1, 2013, at 9:10 PM, Ray
What about running the genny through one inverter and putting a transfer switch
on the AC out which opens the ac out.
Meaning 100% charging but no loads.
Jay
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On Oct 2, 2013, at 9:50 AM, Larry Crutcher, Starlight Solar Power Systems
la...@starlightsolar.com wrote:
Jason,
There is a small ex-Satcon employee group supporting their inverters for a
fee. If you're interested contact me off list and I'll get you a contact or
two.
Best,
August
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Luminalt Energy Corporation
o: 415.641.4000
m: 415.559.1525
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If you mean automatic transfer, how would you trigger it since AC power will be present from both sources at the inverter output? Do you mean a N.C. contactor that would open on gen power, something like attached drawing?Larry
On Oct 2, 2013, at 10:37 AM, Jay Peltz j...@asis.com wrote:What about
Exactly
Jay
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On Oct 2, 2013, at 11:48 AM, Larry Crutcher, Starlight Solar Power Systems
la...@starlightsolar.com wrote:
If you mean automatic transfer, how would you trigger it since AC power will
be present from both sources at the inverter output? Do you mean a N.C.
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