Nik,
Look at the cyboinverter, I just picked one up to try out at my own home, the
model designed to heat water in an electric heating element. They make a micro
grid product as well, no batteries.
Michael D Nelson
MD Electric & Solar Inc.
707-684-0064 mobile
707-884-1862 office
www.mdelectricso
afaik the first example of "AC coupling" was when one of these "trace
microsines" was plugged into the off grid system (sw4024?) at richard perez's
home back in ~1995?
todd
On Thursday, September 17, 2015 4:54pm, "b...@midnitesolar.com"
said:
>
> Yep. The OK4U was like 100 watts or
The OK4U was made by NFK.
first sold in Europe.
Then sold here under the OK4U label.
Then as Michael said the rights in the US were bought by Trace, as the MS100.
100 watt max.
But didn’t come with a plug.
You might have to talk to David Katz about who was first.
As I seem to remember
Yep. The OK4U was like 100 watts or 125 watts maybe ?
I was the first one in the US to hook one up (I'm pretty sure ?) after
Bill Ropenecker, the then
CEO of Trace Engineering handed me after his trip to Europe and brought
it back with him.
boB
On 9/17/2015 4:02 PM, Michael Welch wrote:
"OK4U," then Trace bought the rights to rebrand it as a "Trace Microsine."
I ran one of each, and still have a couple of the Trace ones kicking around
somewhere from guerilla solar days, and I don't think they came with a plug.
Nik Ponzio, Building Energy wrote at 03:31 PM 9/17/2015:
>Questi
Yes! OK4U! Thanks, Roy!
On Sep 17, 2015 7:03 PM, "Roy Butler" wrote:
> Was that the OK4U?
>
> Roy Butler
> NABCEP Certified Solar PV Installer®
> NYSERDA eligible PV & wind installer
> Four Winds Renewable Energy, LLC
> 8902 Route 46, Arkport, NY 14807607-324-9747 www.four-winds-energy.com
>
>
Was that the OK4U?
Roy Butler
NABCEP Certified Solar PV Installer®
NYSERDA eligible PV & wind installer
Four Winds Renewable Energy, LLC
8902 Route 46, Arkport, NY 14807
607-324-9747 www.four-winds-energy.com
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Ponzio, Building Energy
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*Subject:* [RE-wrenches] remember the pirate solar inverter?
Question for the old timers out there: What was very early micro inverter
called that was designed to plug directly into the wall? It had DC input
for si
Question for the old timers out there: What was very early micro inverter
called that was designed to plug directly into the wall? It had DC input
for single solar panel and the output was a live 120V male plug.
On a related note, is there anything like the SMA Secure Power Supply
inverters that w
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