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> re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] *On Behalf Of *Allan Sindelar
> *Sent:* Thursday, January 31, 2013 2:14 PM
> *To:* William Miller
> *Cc:* RE-wrenches
> *Subject:* Re: [RE-wrenches] Husqvarna 5500 and VFX3524 Compatibility
> question
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f Of Allan Sindelar
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2013 2:14 PM
To: William Miller
Cc: RE-wrenches
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Husqvarna 5500 and VFX3524 Compatibility question
William,
Yes, that's my understanding. Outback acknowledged this to me years ago.
Allan
Allan Sindelar
al...@positiveenergysola
Funny that the good old SW inverters still have features that new
inverters haven't topped: the (as mentioned) AC current input setting,
still the best gen autostart menu, dual AC inputs, and excellent
reliability. I'm currently working on a project with an SW4024 that is
17 years old, and st
William,
Yes, that's my understanding. Outback acknowledged this to me
years ago.
Allan
Allan Sindelar
al...@positiveenergysolar.com
NABCEP Certified Photovoltaic
Installer
NABCEP Certifie
Allan:
Could it be that the SW systems are protecting the generator with Generator
Support, and the Outback inverters are not?
William Miller
At 07:18 PM 1/29/2013, you wrote:
This is going back several years...
The Outback VFX series lacks the tight input current regulation of the SW
se
This is going back several years...
The Outback VFX series lacks the tight input current regulation of
the SW series, so the max AC amps in is really just a suggestion.
In many cases (and especially with these small generators) we want
to set the max amps i
Todd, Dan & Ray and all,
Thanks for the answers on my question. Sorry for my slowness getting back.
The generator has a 30 amp 240 V twist lock connection we're using for
power to the inverter - first through a PSX 240 xfmr. I've spoken to
the customer about adjusting the charging amperage d
Carl;
The Iotas we are using have an external jumper that you insert that allows
it to get to EQ voltage.
DAN
On Sun, Jan 27, 2013 at 7:31 PM, Carl Hansen wrote:
> Dan,
>You may be do this as well, but I frequently deal with homeowners with
> inexpensive generators, I find that the Outb
Many versions of the Iota, Todd before them and now Power Max ( 12v and 24v are
available, not sure yet on the 48v) are adjustable or can be ordered with an
adjustment feature which will allow for higher than normal setpoints. 16v+
if you want it
Jay
peltz power
On Jan 27, 2013, at 6:31 P
Dan,
You may be do this as well, but I frequently deal with homeowners
with inexpensive generators, I find that the Outback and Magnum
inverters are very tolerant but I do generally have to load the
generator up to where I want it bulk charging the batteries, then adjust
the generator spee
We have run into many problems on very remote sites with various really
nice, small newer inverter/chargers not accepting waveforms from various
newer (inverter-based) generators. For example on one particular system
Honda 1000i works fine, Honda 2000i works fine, Honda 3000i and the charger
says "
Usually those portable generators have very poor wave forms, with a big
spike on the leading edge of the sine wave. Frequency regulation also
can be all over the place as it gulps gas and sputters on impurities,
etc. When they get loaded, you keep the nasty little spike, but then
the whole wa
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