Jerry
Historically the utilities require a bladed disco, we had one on a military
base which required a breaker by the base but we also were required to
install a visible fused disco no breaker because is approved by that
utility. Seeing is Believing when it comes to discos.
Jerry
On Tue, Oct 3,
I would imagine that if the breaker and enclosure had the correct AIC ratings
it should work.
But its PG&E, enough said.
jay
peltz power
> On Oct 3, 2017, at 10:21 AM, Jerry Caldwell wrote:
>
> Dear Wrenches with experience in PG&E territory:
> I'm installing a system with a line side tap.
Jerry:
I don't know about PG&E, but here in Texas, a VLLD (Visible Lockable
Labeled AC Disconnect) is required for the PV system AC disconnect. They
want to see a switch on which it can be seen that it is off with the
dead-front cover closed, and that can be locked-out using their lock in
the
Anyone can get them on the internet. They are very good batteries but need
a SOC battery monitor built-in. Too much work and too much error when the
battery manufacturer does not do this. Simpliphi has the BMS, bluetooth,
wi-fi, or meter something Puleeze!
--Dave
> Jay,
>
> We can get these for yo
Jay,
We can get these for you:
http://simpliphipower.com/live/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/simpliphi-power-phi-655-specification-sheet.pdf
On Mon, Oct 2, 2017 at 4:14 PM, jay wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I’m looking for a lithium battery for a street light lead replacement.
>
> Size is approximately 30 -
> Does anyone have any idea on what "backup unit from 3rd party vendors" may
> be available?
If I was to venture a quick guess I would say the LG Chem RESU10 battery
is at least one possible option for this partnership.
https://www.energy-storage.news/news/sma-and-lg-chem-partner-on-battery-inv
Hi Wrenches,
I see that SMA now has their Sunny Boy Storage product on their website:
http://www.sma-america.com/products/battery-inverters/sunny-boy-storage-38-us-50-us-60-us.html
Does anyone have any idea on what "backup unit from 3rd party vendors" may
be available? If I understand the diagra
Dear Wrenches with experience in PG&E territory:
I'm installing a system with a line side tap. Can I use a small subpanel with
room for only one circuit breaker instead of a fused disconnect? The NEM
application, step 2 requires you to select a fused disconnect from their list
of approved devi
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