The xantrex had one fused line on some of the GT lines,as l recall its a 15
or 20, no this is not the GFI Fuse, old SMA's also had just one.
On Thu, Dec 8, 2022, 1:14 PM Sam Haraldson via RE-wrenches <
re-wrenches@lists.re-wrenches.org> wrote:
> Howdy Wrenches,
>
> Any "old timers" here care to
Back in the mid ’90’s one of my businesses used colour laser copiers worth $50k
each. Located at the end of a long rural route the voltage would whiplash
through a wild range depending on demand upstream (mostly low voltage). It kept
blowing the $5,000 lasers out of the copiers until the techs
Wrenches
First of all confirm as it might well be the inverter, SMA is a great
solution for a replacement however like much we deal with are in short
supply, if it is a battery inverter then the Solark or Outback are good
solutions.
On Thu, Dec 8, 2022 at 1:14 PM Sam Haraldson via RE-wrenches <
I’ve seen services at the end of utility lines have wildly fluctuating voltage,
especially during high demand winter months. When voltage goes below or above
inverter set points the inverter will disconnect with a fault like you listed.
Changing inverters will only help if the new one has a
Howdy Wrenches,
Any "old timers" here care to chime in with some basic info on what I might
be heading out to see at a 10+ year old ground mount? It's a Xantrex
displaying the message AC Fault 186.6v. I'm prepared to head out there and
troubleshoot blind if no one has anything to offer up but
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