Hi Kirk
I thought about that, but you'll still need it on for the 5 minute clock.
If Nick is right and no voltage is acceptable on output side, then I don't see
how even with relays etc to get it to work?
Jay
Peltz power
On May 28, 2014, at 7:32 AM, Kirk Herander k...@vtsolar.com
Can anyone point me to a web site or provide info on the latest round of
tariffs with china?
How bad is it going to be?
I missed the AEE webinar
Thanks in advance
Jay
Peltz power
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Hi, Why would the relay need to be on a timer?
Kirk Herander
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From: RE-wrenches
I get it about the delay. If you reset and close the tripped AFCI (or the grid
comes back up after a power failure), you’ll have to wait 5 mins. before the
inverters start to push power to the grid. But the AFCI is not being backfed
during this wait. The same would occur overnight until the
To totally protect the AFCI, you'd somehow have to switch the arc-fault breaker
in circuit after the inverters turn on. You could do it using two breakers in
the inverter panel, one AFCI, one not, each with a power relay between grid
panel and load side of the respective breaker. The AFCI relay
Hello Wrenches,
We put a system in a year ago with an Outback GVFX 3524 with 2205 W
of PV and a Midnite Solar Classic CC. The system owner would now like
to expand the system by another 6 modules.
Our tentative plan is to AC couple 6 Enphase M-215s powered by 6 REC
255 W modules to the
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