you to take a new look at the
MATE3.
Respectfully yours,
Phil Undercuffler
Director of Strategic Platforms
OutBack Power
On Sunday, July 12, 2015, RE Ellison wrote:
> I doubt that Outback could change the Mate and improve it. I still find it
> difficult to deal with and switched to Magn
until the peak voltage came back within line, there was still a spike but
it wasn't sooo distorted.
O'scopes and generators. Darned handy.
Phil
On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 7:37 PM, Phil Undercuffler
wrote:
> There are two generator charging modes in the Radian -- Generator, and
&
There are two generator charging modes in the Radian -- Generator, and
Support. Generator is also known as diode style charging (there's a diode
symbol that shows up in the Mate3 screen when in this mode) because it's a
simple circuit that allows the inverter to work with lower quality
generators
ither one works.
Phil
On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 1:18 PM, Jerry Shafer
wrote:
> Phil
> Please confirm i have built lots of ps2 and 4 seams to always have 25's on
> the x240 not 20's
> Jerry
> On Mar 18, 2015 10:04 AM, "Phil Undercuffler" wrote:
>
>>
The PSX-240 (independent unit in enclosure) has active cooling, so it has a
higher capacity and therefore the 25A breaker. The X-240 (bare xformer)
should have a 20A. The good news is, in OutBack Stacking the xformer is
balancing the phases, which since there are inverters on both phases means
th
Wrenches,
Allan’s key technical question is “when should I hesitate to replace a 120V
legacy inverter with a 120/240V unit?” I’ve reviewed the various scenarios
and options with our engineers and tech support team, and the one “watch
out” issue that could potentially cause problems when replaci
I've picked up used laptop or printer power supplies at Goodwill or the
local electronics recycler for a couple bucks. Take your reading glasses
with you, and look for one with an output in the 24-30v range.
Phil
On Thu, Jan 29, 2015 at 11:08 AM,
wrote:
> Hi:
>
> For such a small amount of pow
Jay. I'm on a road trip with the family so I don't have access to pricing
but I've sent a message to Matt and the crew to see what is what
On Dec 20, 2014 10:32 AM, "jay peltz" wrote:
> Hi all
>
>
> I'm looking for control boards to converter 2 GVFX 3648 to VFX.
>
> If anyone has some or knows wh
The AUX output is protected by a PTC, which is like an analog
auto-resetting thermal fuse. It should save you most of the time. However,
PTCs are not calibrated devices, and the trip value changes based on
resistance and impedance of the fault, temperature, lateness of day,
distance from your shop,
Aquion has developed a pretty interesting product and they're continuing to
improve it -- I spoke with their engineers at SPI and they've recently
figured out some updates that give stiffer voltage profile and therefore
more effective energy. Energy density isn't their forte, but temperature
and c
You mentioned this is out of the country -- is it 230v line to neutral, or
120/208? OutBack's export Radian can do three phase, up to 72kW
continuous.
HTH,
Phil
On Tuesday, March 25, 2014, Ray Walters wrote:
> OK everyone is steering me towards the Sunny Island. I can probably
> justify
Dave,
I think the key reference is Section VIII, Storage Batteries, 690.71
Installation.
(C) Current Limiting. A listed, current-limiting, overcurrent device shall
be installed in each circuit adjacent to the batteries where the available
short-circuit current from a battery or battery bank exceed
Allan,
The International Fire Code
(2006 version quoted below, confirm the version used in your region)
give us clear guidance on the ventilation requirements for stationary
battery systems, and provides both engineering parameters and prescriptive
solutions clearly spelled out
. These can be us
n the TOU rates to
> beat the battery cost plus all the losses of AC charging/ discharging a
> battery.
> I agree with Phil, as I've seen utilities obstruct solar since the 1980s.
> Unfortunately their attitude has still not changed.
> Its pretty dumb too; battery storage could hel
egin flowing.
Ultimately, it's going to take a chorus of voices to get the CPUC to tell
the utilities to shape up and stop obstructing these systems. If people
stay silent, the utilities get their way. It's your industry, it's your
business. It's your choice.
Phil Undercuff
Wrenches,
Unfortunately, this is affecting all battery-based systems -- it's not
limited to OutBack.
SCE recently issued an External Memorandum stating their position. I've
read the memorandum, but I've also read SCE's Rule 21 and their NEM tariff,
and the utility's position is not supported by
William,
The Radian was designed to be big enough so that one inverter could handle
most residential applications, but also easy to parallel so that very large
systems could be assembled by simply repeating the same building blocks,
similar to how installers build up 100kW PV systems using string
ght not be for
every installation, but for jobs where they are appropriate this could be a
good, code-compliant solution.
Phil Undercuffler
OutBack Power
On Friday, April 5, 2013, Ray Walters wrote:
> I just finished a rewire and we kept the Ananda power center, Allan :-)
> Back when we used cl
OutBack's Radian does AC input support, which can be applied to either a
generator or even to grid.
Phil
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 5:19 PM, John Berdner wrote:
> SMA Sunny Island also does this but also discharges battery in parallel
> with the generator to create a “virtual generator” that is l
Eric,
Good questions, and you hit on a number of topics so let me see if I can
address them one at a time, not necessarily in chronological order.
Yes, the optimal application for the GTFX / GVFX inverter series is grid
tie with battery backup. If you just want backup to the grid, the
traditiona
Jay, the flexnet dc requires at least one inverter or charge controller,
plus a hub. The device is powered by the inverter/controller's power
supply.
Phil
On Sunday, January 13, 2013, jay peltz wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Can you use a Mate 1 with only a flexnet dc?
> IE no hub, or inverter or CC?
>
>
Some of the Onan three wire gensets use the third wire to stop -- they
short it to ground to cut the ignition, if I remember right. Might just
need to check the continuity of all the conductors to the genset
The other, probably more likely reason is the programming got wiped due to
disconnect
On Sunday, September 2, 2012, Richard L Ratico wrote:
> If the clients have a Trimetric or similar meter, perhaps they could be
> trained
> to power some loads with their inverter, while simultaneously charging
> their
> batteries and minding the charge rate, rather than tweaking the CC setup.
> M
Sounds like a case of bad design, misrepresentation to the customer
and not understanding the equipment.
If they have FX3048T inverters, they cannot sell excess RE generation
(and I'm going to be gracious and set aside for a moment any
assumptions about the installation of these particular turbine
Jul 20, 2012 4:11 PM, "Chris Mason" wrote:
> Phil,
> Good explanation of the feature. When did GCC make it into the firmware,
> and can the older ones be updated? It sounds like a perfect solution for
> some of my installations.
>
> On Fri, Jul 20, 2012 at 12:34 AM
I don't think it's formally ratified, certified and adopted, but
UL2703 is the new proposed "Standard for Mounting Systems, Mounting
Devices, Clamping/Retention Devices, and Ground Lugs for Use with
Flat-Plate Photovoltaic Modules and Panels." Also check out
SolarABCs.org for an update, there is a
OutBack implemented Global Charge Control in the FM charge controllers
a while back, based on the input of the good folk at SELF who worked
to power a number of hospitals and clinics in Haiti after the
earthquake. In some of those systems, the PV array was based on the
typical running consumption
Benn,
If the client prefers the independence and thought of remaining
primarily offgrid, has sufficient PV and battery for his loads, but
wants to use the grid as his "generator" then HBX can really be a
great solution. I'll take exception to William's comments -- with the
FX you can set grid cha
Bill,
If reducing the input and charging amps allow the inverter to stay
connected to the generator, then I don't think you have an inverter
problem, you more likely have a generator tuning problem. Inverters
rarely "half" break -- for the most part they either work, or they
don't.
Do a simple t
Hi Chris,
There's some good advice on the Surrette website, both in their FAQ,
troubleshooting and solar battery user's manuals.
http://www.surrette.com/content/tech-faqs#dry
http://www.surrette.com/content/activating-instructions-dry-charged-batteries-600?phpMyAdmin=0610e516bf803196b5feee0b1ad65
We've got an array of Silicon Energy modules "out back," and in the
interests of scientific discovery and procrastinating from what I really am
supposed to be doing, Kelly, Seth and I just ran a few experiments to see
if we can quantify the amount of irradiation that makes it through the
array.
Us
lan on checking in
on the system every now and again to make sure the float LED isn't blinking
merrily along...
Phil Undercuffler
On Sep 19, 2011 7:54 PM, "Ian Eastman" wrote:
> Hi. I was hoping that someone could simply answer a couple questions on
> battery voltage set points and
x27;m pretty sure you'll see the same
performance. The two had a lot of similarities at the core.
Phil Undercuffler
On Jul 28, 2011 1:54 PM, "William Miller" wrote:
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At my previous employment we had a pair of SW's in exactly this
configuration across a 120/208 three phase supply. Stacking on the SW's
wasn't so much about coordinating operation between the two as much as it
was the master of the moment giving a zero crossing and telling the other to
stay out of
Use an ac charger to charge a small battery when the generator runs each
evening, and then power a timer or photosensor from the battery. Sears,
<$40. I wouldn't worry about the phantom load of the timer -- you're
running an 8kW diesel genset throughout the night. It oughta keep up.
The questio
First, I'd suggest swapping the inverter under the suspect module with it's
neighboring module's inverter. See if the reduced output follows the
module, or the inverter. If it follows the module, then I'd have a frank
talk with the module manufacturer, backed with the data you've gathered, to
see
e the majority of the power,
and use the grid as "bonus" energy or to cover up for sizing shortages or
the inevitable load creep.
Phil Undercuffler
"imagine if..."
On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 5:29 AM, Tom DeBates wrote:
> hello Wrenches,
> I have an organization in Hai
higher than actual current voltage, you'll get an
auto-start. Since it was started under the inverter's command, it will turn
off once the EQ is finished.
Once the genny's running reset the two minute start voltage back to
original.
Phil Undercuffler
_
the issue. If that works, put a dab of
silicone grease on the connectors to minimize chances of it happening again.
Phil Undercuffler
On Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at 10:53 PM, Howie Michaelson
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> In the past 2 months, I've had 2 separate clients with 48 volt SW system
also have a MTW
rating and be fine, but a wire with only an MTW rating should not be used as
field wiring by an installer.
Also, do you have a source for RHW-2 battery cables? Or did you mean to say
RHW, such as the typical Cobra X-Flex?
Phil Undercuffler
On Nov 29, 2010 7:41 PM, "Philip Boute
I didn't do anything special to the rebar, with the possible exception that
I don't have a rebar cutter, so I tend to cut 3/4 of the way through with a
Sawzall and then bend the rod till it breaks. That leaves a good size burr
that works pretty well as a cutting edge.
If you're going to take a gri
long flexible electrician bits
that you pray to Jesus wind up in the same zip code as the wall you're
aiming for), but for bale and Adobe, there's nothing like KISS rebar. Trust
me.
Phil Undercuffler
On Nov 19, 2010 8:27 PM, "William Miller" wrote:
> Friends:
at with adobe walls.
If you do a lot of this, take a minute to grind down a flat spot on the end
of the bar or it will tear up your drill chuck. Drill chucks can be spendy.
Ask me how I know...
Phil Undercuffler
On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 11:27 AM, Bill Hoffer wrote:
> Benn
>
> I use
New Mexico. I have a CU200 in the circuit so
that I can keep track of the water level/pump friction/energy consumption,
but I use a standard pressure switch to control when the pump runs.
Phil Undercuffler
On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 4:47 PM, Gary Gordon at SYV Solar
wrote:
> Wrenches,
>
eam manufacturer. Big liability moment
there.
But I'd avoid all that lags, nails, plywood and blocking entirely, put on a
standing seam metal roof with adequate clips and install the PV with S-5
clamps.
My .02
Phil Undercuffler
On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 11:52 AM, benn kilburn wrote:
&
Yes on using multiple meters on one shut. Never tried to share a pre-scale,
though.
Phil Undercuffler
On Oct 1, 2010 4:21 AM, "Todd Cory" wrote:
> ___
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>
> List Address: RE-wrenches
There's a link at the bottom of the text to the model assumptions. In short,
it appears they use the systems monitored via Sunny Portal to build the
curve, and the info published by the government on the total nominal output
of all PV installed in Germany to scale the curve.
Phil Undercu
r%20emergency%20responders>Also
if interested, the full text of the intro article is at
http://www.necplus.org/Features/Pages/ThePoweroftheSunResearchinSupportofSafePhotovoltaicPower.aspx?sso=0
<http://www.necplus.org/Features/Pages/ThePoweroftheSunResearchinSupportofSafePhotovoltaicPower.aspx?sso
nduit runs are
not in damp locations, they're wet.
A safe assumption in the PV industry is that everything we do is a wet
location, until proven otherwise.
Phil Undercuffler
On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 9:36 AM, Peter Parrish wrote:
> I recently had the opportunity to visit a City of
eep a couple copies
in your "for the inspector" file.
Phil Undercuffler
On Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 7:33 PM, David Brearley <
david.brear...@solarprofessional.com> wrote:
> Marco,
>
> The #10 THWN wire that your local suppliers carry may be cross-listed as
> THWN-2. M
d here...) In any case, in such a system
bundling the positive of one inverter with the negative of another inverter
probably won't have the positive impact desired.
Phil Undercuffler
On Sun, Jul 18, 2010 at 11:40 AM, Tom DeBates wrote:
> hello Wrenches,
> Since we usually are u
w that I've
developed an 82% efficient PV module in my garage. I'm glad to send your
customer my personal mailing address and when the check clears I will be
eternally apologetic, contrite and owe you more than a few beers.
Peace,
Phil Undercuffler
On Sat, Jul 17, 2010 at 12:
t show the Excel graph, and the .png file shows up
as little more than a thumbnail -- I can grok the essential info from the
other graphs and tables, but that 13 years worth of data just doesn't come
through in a legible manner, least not to my aging eyes.
This discussion is much appreciated
ise. It's just a losing
proposition.
IMO, you need more incoming electrons, and less lead.
Phil Undercuffler.
On Sat, Jun 26, 2010 at 6:40 PM, Mark Frye wrote:
> Folks,
>
> As you may recall I have 4 strings of 4 batteries parralleled into a single
> bank. Each string is 16
tts of heat
when you're running 10 inverters at full charge. Power the vent fans off
the generator output, so they only come on when the system is charging.
When it's time to replace this bank of batteries, I'd recommend looking at
decreasing the size of the bank by 50%. And investi
is really just
unregulated charging, not equalizing.
Good luck with it,
Phil Undercuffler
On Sun, Jun 20, 2010 at 11:38 AM, Allan Sindelar <
al...@positiveenergysolar.com> wrote:
> Yep, sure sounds like you have a bad cell. It may be covered under
> warranty. You can jumper arou
for
some period of time (which can be confirmed by specific gravity
measurements, guesstimated by calculations based on depth of previous
discharge, or ballparked at 3-4 hours for a bank that size), then the bank
can be considered full.
Phil Undercuffler
Enjoying solar independence since a week ago
about your plan, and provide them the specs on the module.
If their standard unit doesn't have that wide an input voltage range (and I
have no idea, honestly), then they might be able to cook you up something
specific to your application.
Phil Undercuffler
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 11:18 PM, H
tage the module puts out --
over the full range of conditions.
Empirical testing can sometimes be the best approach with a project like
this, but it's a good idea to do a little homework beforehand, to best know
what the expected behavior should be. Good luck with it, it sounds like a
fun proj
x27;t just
plug the vacuum cleaner into just-any-old-outlet, and as my electronic
widget count expanded it became less and less advantageous to have that baby
inverter.
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 9:58 AM, bob wrote:
> I am sizing a system that will have dual inve
er
or multiple pressure tanks, or ___ (I don't want to picture what the second
system could use, sorry. Too close to breakfast).
I know this may sound obvious after the fact, but you'd be surprised how
many folks miss this.
Phil Undercuffler
On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 8:21 AM, Dana w
. In addition, most caulks are not compatible with the asphalt
base of most 3-tab or architectural shingles. Read the label before
proceeding.
Tying off to a vehicle is a really, really bad idea, for just the reasons
you bring up.
Rock on!
Phil Undercuffler
On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 7:17 PM
stellar responsiveness, I'm glad to see another company come to town with a
compatible product. I'm in.
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
On Sun, Apr 11, 2010 at 6:38 AM, Rebekah Hren wrote:
> Hi Wrenches,
> After the MC4 shortage update a few weeks back I started scouting for
>
ng to dig out more information about any tare loads, electronics or
chargers, and release date, and will pass that along as I find out.
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
> Original Message
> Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Kohler Generator Issues
> From: jason pozner
> Date: T
quality battery
bank, and taking good care of it.
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 11:58 PM, Nick Vida wrote:
> Hi wrenches,
>
> I am looking at the xantrex XW system with 2 inverters, and I asked their
> tech support if it is possible to have 2 inverters sy
en if only for a short period of time. You don't want your
interconnects to be the weak link in the system, causing shutdowns due to
undervoltage unnecessarily.
I'd use 4/0.
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 12:01 PM, Mick Abraham wrote:
> Example: 12 two vol
t to share one battery bank you'll need to disable the inverter
charging from the grid, by backing the charge rate back to zero. After a
power outage, the system will not begin to sell back until after the
renewables have recharged the battery.
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
On Thu, Dec 31,
emperature sensor, if these are Outbacks.
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 2:15 PM, Nik Ponzio wrote:
> Hi Gang,
>
> I have a problem. We are installing a gridtie PV system with 2
> battery-based inverters for 240V. The service coming in to the condo is
> 120/208
your
collectors. I'd suggest you contact Boaz at Cedar Mountain Solar -- his
team has been doing some pretty brilliant designs and research using this
approach, both for collector cooling but more interestingly for cooling the
living space.
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009
ing
larger cells, just fewer interconnects. Try counting the caps.
This has been a great string (no pun intended!)
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
-- Forwarded message --
> From: Darryl Thayer
> To: RE-wrenches
> Date: Thu, 3 Dec 2009 12:16:25 -0800 (PST)
> Subject: Re: [RE
ec_02/2-15.html
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
-- Forwarded message --
> From: "Hans Frederickson"
> To: "'RE-wrenches'"
> Date: Tue, 24 Nov 2009 16:32:11 -0800
> Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] wiring the Soladeck
> The "2-hole strain
ue is some multiple of
module open circuit voltage) then you have a ground fault, and the value
indicates how many modules in from the end of the string.
Happy T-day, everyone!
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
>
>
> -- Forwarded message --
> From: Nick Soleil
> To: RE-wren
w
Phil sent you ;-)
I think there is a lot of opportunity to add power reliability and stability
to traditional grid tie systems -- what we need is a way to do it easily and
effectively. Here's to looking for a way!
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
> -- Forwarded message --
>
;s not yet Listed or even technically "available" in the US. But if the
job is *really *that big, you're playing in a whole 'nother ballpark.
Definitely not the job to take on for your first battery based project.
Phil Undercuffler
Director, Battery-based and Off-grid
D
have been pretty happy with the value for the buck.
http://www.picotech.com/oscilloscope-specifications.html. It's also really
handy in that it's small and packs up tight in a Pelican case with all my
meters.
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
-- Forwarded message --
From: &quo
If they're really a 12v battery sitting at
5v, they may be only qualified for door stop duty now.
Phil Undercuffler
Conergy
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 2:26 AM, Walt Ratterman <
wratter...@sunenergypower.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
>
>
> Thanks to all of your r
quipment to aid the
solar installer.
Phil Undercuffler
On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 10:01 PM, Darryl Thayer wrote:
>
> If I use the Hu361 (unfused) it has the 30 amp rating, the 80% reduction
> only applies if I use fuses per the continuous operation derating for
> over
ntral
inverter, which saves considerably on BOS costs. Also, be aware that (the
last I looked) the special listing doesn't apply to their 200A and larger
disconnects.
Phil Undercuffler
On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 9:22 PM, Darryl Thayer wrote:
>
> Again this is FMI for my info
are wired in series, or you can run 3 subarrays each
with no more than 11.5A per pole if wired in parallel.
Sometimes it’s good to have options.
Phil Undercuffler
Director, Battery-based and Off-grid
Distribution Sales Group
Conergy
Our World Is Full of Energy
1730 Camino Carlos Rey
swapped out
for G series. However, and this is the fun part, at this point you need to
disable ALL AC charging capability. All recovery after a power outage will
have to come from renewables. Which might or might not be a good thing.
Good luck
Phil Undercuffler
Director, Battery-based and Off-
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, and a handful of hypalon insulated cables.
Also, my personal .02 is that there is no stupid question. We were all
newbies at one point, and we are all newbies again when we reach out
into new realms. We all need to take a breath and remain humble. Let
the learning continue!
Phil Underc
r change out the pipe and bill him for the expense (don't forget to
first get him to sign a change order confirming the details), or cash
out and walk away.
Phil Undercuffler
Director, Battery-based and Off-grid
Distribution Sales Group
Conergy
Our World Is Full of Energy
1730 Ca
html, but
there's nothing magical about welding poly -- you should be able to find
a local shop to build you what you need.
Phil Undercuffler
Director, Battery-based and Off-grid
Distribution Sales Group
Conergy
Our World Is Full of Energy
1730 Camino Carlos Rey Suite 103
Santa Fe, NM 87507
p.
toes
crossed for sweet water, close to the surface!
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Director, Battery-based and Off-grid
Distribution Sales Group
Conergy
Our World Is Full of Energy
1730 Camino Carlos Rey Suite 103
Santa Fe, NM 87507
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Unfortunately, no. I have a single FX in my home system, and when I
wanted to add the FN-DC I had to add a Hub & Mate too. The inverter (or
charge controller) provides power to the hub, and the hub sends the info
to the Mate.
Phil Undercuffler
Director, Battery-based and Off-grid
Distribu
e FWs
are sideways. Argh).
The AC end is simple -- just input and output breakers. If you want to
add bypass capability (a good idea) that has to be done external to the
OB equipment when you go beyond 8 inverters.
If you want a itemized parts list, contact me off-list and I'll work
so
that I think of it, that certainly would make
the floor show this week far more entertaining.
More ocean! More sun!
Phil Undercuffler
Director, Battery-based and Off-grid
Distribution Sales Group
Conergy
Our World Is Full of Energy
1730 Camino Carlos Rey Suite 103
Santa Fe, NM 87507
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o
look at squiggles on a scope, but sometimes the best feedback is seeing
what is going to happen to the lights.
Now I'm kicking myself, because we didn't try the same conditions using
grid power. Oh well, next time.
Battery bank was a single 48v string of 5 year old Surrette S460
bat
upon the additional background loads you may want to consider
expanding to three total. I think Mick Abraham is right on here, in his
earlier post.
Phil Undercuffler
Director, Battery-based and Off-grid
Conergy Sales & Systems, Americas
Our World Is Full of Energy
1730 Camino Carlos
AGS Start DCV 30 second voltage, on an
older battery bank of questionable capacity. Unfortunately, the
batteries bottomed out before the generator could get started and the
system shut down a couple times.
Phil Undercuffler
Director, Battery-based and Off-grid
Conergy Sales & Systems
gets into the cell activation will take a
lot longer. Hope that helps.
Phil Undercuffler
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Conergy Sales & Systems, Americas
Our World Is Full of Energy
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Have fun!
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120/240v output, or go hunting for three phase
converters.
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