On 10/29/2015 5:02 PM, Jay wrote:
boB,
Is the OCP still being used and does it work in both directions?
JAY
Peltz power
Hi Jay. Yes, the OCP you refer to is still there. This particular OCP
though is a hardware
fast OCP intended to protect the controller against large load surges on
the
boB,
Is the OCP still being used and does it work in both directions?
JAY
Peltz power
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> On Oct 29, 2015, at 4:19 PM, "b...@midnitesolar.com"
> wrote:
>
>
> Larry, because these MPPT CC's are bi-directional (for efficiencies' sake),
> they can convert a large current
> a
Larry, because these MPPT CC's are bi-directional (for efficiencies'
sake), they can convert a large current
at the battery side to a smaller current at the PV side if not adjusted
right. Normally this is just taken
care of and reduced to a bare minimum by the controller watching the
voltages
After the Magnum Inverter/charger samples incoming AC power, they have a slight
delay before starting the charger. Then, they ramp up current slowly.
Even so, how will any current from any other source pass through the breaker
unless the Classic is presenting a load? I suppose something else co
This is probably not the breaker at fault. Could be, but just doesn't
seem like the only thing
I would suspect.
Do you know if the generator might be turning on and charging the
battery through the
inverters at this time in the morning ? Since you were talking about
the AGS it makes
me won
You don't want to drive for hours and hours to do something that might
not fix the problem.
Without knowing exactly what is happening, I would bring a spare Classic
and also a new breaker
which I think I heard we were sending you
If the Classic is plugged into the internet, there is the
Daniel,
Very strange problem.
While I agree that you should try replacing the 100A breaker, I doubt that
it’s the problem. Why would a breaker trip at low amperage in the morning,
but not trip at noon when the amperage is higher?
At early morning turn-on, the voltage might be too high, but
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