HI Dan,
Have you tried this on a different power source, say generator etc?
You might also try a different inverter brand just to make sure.
I once had radio noise from a magnum, some years ago. Tried everything, in the
end, I swapped it for a VFX and the problem was gone, customer was happy.
Wayne,
I don't think that you are correct. The bus rating of a 200A
service panel may or may not be 200A, but it's not simply 120% of
the panel's rating.
The original 120% rule was premised on the fact that in
residential applications, panelboards
i may have missed this question is the inverter on Search Mode or is it
in the On position i have had sound equipment act up is the search mode,
reading the second inverter turning on fits this also I will only keep my
inverters in the On position
Jerry
On Sun, Nov 30, 2014 at 2:29 PM,
Hi Wayne,
I think they are simply asking for the amp rating of the bussing (usually
available on the service panel sticker, or in spec sheet), and the amp
rating of the main breaker. You will need to show that you can comply with
the 120% rule for a load side connection.
Thanks
On Sun, Nov 30,
Yes, running on gen set was the first thing we tried. Breakers were off on all units initially. The first unit we lit tripped out on some random error, but the other two lit up fine. After a few min of breaker off, the first one tried to light up, but the genny couldn't handle all three at once
One of the first things we tried was to take the slave out of search. Same results.Dan BrownFoxfire Energy Corp.Renewable Energy Systems(802)-483-2564www.Foxfire-Energy.comNABCEP #092907-44
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Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Mitsubishi Mini Split fighting with Outback
Have you tried it without the balancing transformer? You described that
the voltage waveform looked good, but the current waveform had
distortion. I would take the X 240 out of the system, and see what
happens. I hardly ever use the balancing transformers, and I never let
the inverters go
Wayne
I agree with Allen, the new service panel we use is made for Re
applications and comes with a larger buss it is also labeled as such.
Jerry
On Sun, Nov 30, 2014 at 4:29 PM, Allan Sindelar al...@sindelarsolar.com
wrote:
Wayne,
I don't think that you are correct. The bus rating of a 200A
I'm looking for a recommendation for an efficient dishwasher to be powered
by an OutBack inverter.
Also, I need to buy another LP gas range for off-grid use. I have been using
the Peerless-Premier line because they could be ordered without the electric
glow bar in the oven. Are they any more
Hi:
This site gives good reviews.
http://dishwasher-review.toptenreviews.com/
JARMO
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Jarmo Venalainen | Schneider Electric | Solar Business | CANADA |
Training Development Specialist - Senior
Hi Dave;
The last couple times I speced dishwashers for off-grid clients, I ended up
doing it right from EnergyGuide ratings. No longer have to order expensive
stuff from Europe or Australia, some USA-made models are right in there.
Battery spark ignition propane ranges are still very limited --
Hi Gary et al,
I meant to comment on this 15 kW Ecogen unit. This will be utilizing
relatively new variable speed technology that Generac has developed. When
the load is low, it decreases the engine rpm. In order to keep 60 Hz
waveform at varying speed, it has a very fancy voltage regulation
I have supplied power systems for 300 sF to 5000sF homes and it does not
ever seam to pencil out using these small but bulky appliances, we always
end up at Sears or some large retailer that has high end energy star
products from refriges to induction ranges to super quiet dish washers. you
can
I agree with Jerry; I quit trying to be an appliance salesman in the
90s. Just go Energy star and add more panels and batteries. The damn
inverters no load draw is actually one of the bigger problems; a pair of
Outbacks is about equal to a full size fridge.
R.Ray Walters
CTO, Solarray, Inc
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