Hello Wrenches, Mick,
Fronius USA is alive and well. In fact, we are expanding, and aren't going
anywhere. To help you get a product Mick, call our general line, (877)376-6487
and we can help you track down a Primo 6.0-1 for your application. We will also
be bringing new products to the
Interesting. Fronius has a strong presence in Canada with good tech
support. We also have a very low failure rate - can't remember the last
time we replaced one. There were some supply issues earlier this year but
we are receiving inverters and parts. They also have a good rep for low
failure and
I think Fronius has left the building. The reason I know is they stopped
sending me AFCI repairs about 2 years ago. There was not any support
from their installers in remote places like the Sierra range.
I would second Tump on picking a good company with real money and
products. Below is a
For Rolls/Surrette LFPs, .5 is the suggested max, but on a 130ah bank, 13
to 65 amps is acceptable. We'd like to see it around 20-40a. Remember,
if you go with lower charge rates, this increases charge time, and if you
have batteries in parallel, having a bit higher rate gives you more time
Hi Jeremy,
I think LiFePO can handle these high charge rates, but you don't have to
provide them for battery health. They are happy at lower C rates too.
On Fri, Aug 25, 2023 at 6:41 AM Jeremy Rodriguez via RE-wrenches <
re-wrenches@lists.re-wrenches.org> wrote:
> Is it correct to size an PV
Is it correct to size an PV array to provide .5C for a Lithium Iron bank?
130Ah x .5 = 65
65A = ~ 3.5kw PV DC
Seems overkill for one battery.
Any advice is appreciated.
Jeremy Rodriguez
Solar Installation / Design
All Solar, Inc.
1453 M St.
Penrose Colorado 81240
Sent by Jeremy's
Fronius was dead to me after the IG failure rate and customer
dissatisfaction that came from it. I never sold SolarEdge, and I am glad I
didn't for the same high failure rate issue. Today I am swapping out so
many HD Wave inverters, dealing with the 3G modem shutdowns, and constantly
fighting with
Mick, I would avoid trying to use a manufacture that has little NO support OR
product availability.
IF your using the Schnieder Pros, I would suggest you consider the 600/100 CC.
This product is more then capable of handling 7kW of input. They are available,
compatible w/ their (Schnieder’s)
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