Hi gang. The spec sheet for the battery has a bar graph for a 5-hr. rate:
6,200 cycles at 10% DOD
5,700 at 20%
1,800 at 50%
600 at 80%
425 at 100%
Tom Duffy wrote at 06:13 PM 1/22/2014:
>Life depends on the depth of discharge. What load are you calculating? That
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So back to the question...has anyone had experience with the Outback 200RE?
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On Jan 20, 2014 8:42 AM, "Larry Crutcher, Starlight Solar Power Systems" <
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> Jerry (and Chris),
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> I can't agree that there is nothing better than FLA batteries. It depends
> on may factors. For example, many of our customers are only using their
> system seasonal
Jerry (and Chris),
I can't agree that there is nothing better than FLA batteries. It depends on
may factors. For example, many of our customers are only using their system
seasonally. When away for up to 6 months, an AGM or GEL battery will be far
superior unless you have a knowledgable person
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We don't do a lot of off-
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We don't do a lot of off-grid systems so I am short on exper
Also consider the large industrial batteries such as the Trojan
Industrial 2 v models, HUPs, IBE, etc.
They have longer cycle life, and therefore are a better deal in the long
run. Batteries are the weak link in off grid systems, so you want to
really make sure you're getting the right battery,
My mistake nothing better then FLA vented, I would stay away from
centurians I have had a lot of premee failures, rolls, interstate and the
big boys Hawker can last 20 years. Also nickel iron no not metal "iron"
cost alot but you should never need to replace them my last set was 35k for
900 amps
This is for an off-grid system.
On Sat, Jan 18, 2014 at 8:07 PM, Jerry Shafer wrote:
> For for grid tie system l I would only use AGM weather it be interstate or
> rolls and amps per buck is better over time
> Jerry
> On Jan 18, 2014 3:16 PM, "Chris Mason"
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>> We don't do a lot of off
For for grid tie system l I would only use AGM weather it be interstate or
rolls and amps per buck is better over time
Jerry
On Jan 18, 2014 3:16 PM, "Chris Mason" wrote:
> We don't do a lot of off-grid systems so I am short on experience with
> battery systems. I have a 8KW Radian system for whi
We don't do a lot of off-grid systems so I am short on experience with
battery systems. I have a 8KW Radian system for which I am considering
Rolls Surrette or Outback 200RE AGM batteries. I know people like the
Surrettes, what is the experience with the outback battery system?
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Chris Mason
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