/2014 02:36 PM
Subject:
Re: [RE-wrenches] Battery Venting (WAS Passive Battery Venting)
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Drake,
No, and unless and until it comes up again, they won't. My drama with them
in January led to a draw: I put in a vent fan and they tabled the issue
without broade
Drake,
No, and unless and until it comes up again, they won't. My drama
with them in January led to a draw: I put in a vent fan and they
tabled the issue without broader resolution and approved the final
inspection so the clients could move in.
14 12:08 PM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Battery Venting (WAS
Passive Battery Venting)
Allan,
That was my plan when he insisted on venting to the outside.
I
4 12:08 PM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Battery Venting (WAS Passive Battery Venting)
Allan,
That was my plan when he insisted on venting to the outside.
I use the Zephyr Power Vent for liquid lead acid batteries. When replaced
the liquid electrolyte batteries in our backup s
Allan,
That was my plan when he insisted on venting to the outside.
I use the Zephyr Power Vent for liquid lead acid batteries. When
replaced the liquid electrolyte batteries in our backup system with
AGM, we turned off the Zephyr and took the door off the battery box.
I showed it to the clie
Drake,
My suggestion is that to achieve the client's wishes as well as
your own cooling concerns, you include a Zephyr Power Vent in a 2"
PVC vent stack to the outside. Let the charge controller's
voltage-actuated auxiliary setting power the vent (it's OK to do
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