Wrenches,
Check with your local battery guys..most will take them for free.however I
would check before just giving them away.
Almost any legit battery reseller/distributor will PAY you for used
batteries. Used and dead L16's in northern Nevada bring $40 to $60 each
just for salvage.
J
See if say, Interstate battery has a recycle program?
Dana Orzel
Great Solar Works, Inc
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Lee
I think that the Apollo may still be gotten call me 888-826-0939 or contact
me off list
Thanks
Tom Duffy
Systems Design Engineer
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575-539-2111 X 301
Although no trees were killed in the sending of this message, a large number
of electrons were terribly incon
I suggest that you turn the electrolyte in at your nearest battery
wholesaler. They deal with similar material all the time as part of their
recycling programs.
Jolliness,
Mick Abraham, Proprietor
www.abrahamsolar.com
Voice: 970-731-4675
On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 2:35 PM, Allan Sindelar <
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Title: David Katz
Lee,
We never had enough interest to warrant getting a UL listing on the
product. Is it for grid-tie or off-grid?
David
David Katz
Founder & CTO
AEE Solar
Big box of Baking Soda?
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Sindelar
Sent: Monday, January 10, 2011 4:36 PM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: [RE-wrenches] Battery electrolyte question
Wrenches,
By chance I found a hal
Wrenches,
By chance I found a half-full gallon jug full of lead-acid battery
electrolyte. It has begun to leak. With no knowledge of its history,
age, origin, etc. I'm not sure how to dispose of it safely.
I don't think I've ever seen this addressed on this list be
Lee,
I think Dave Katz at AEE had a solution, although I don't remember
the details. You might contact him.
Allan Sindelar
Allan@positiveenergysolar.com
NABCEP Certified Photovoltai
Wrenches,
Does anyone know of a UL Listed low temperature, over-voltage bypass
device like the dis-continued Apollo Solar product? I need to knock
out or bypass one module of a string when the temperature gets below 5
degrees F. The Apollo product was appropriate but is no longer
available.
Tha
I too spoke breifly with the CTO of Apparent who was kind enough to offer
to explain the technology to me in person if I were able to visit their
facility in the Bay Area.
When pushed to the detail he did say that it is false to claim that a
smaller PV array used with the Apparent inverter will p
Standard residential utility meters couldn't care less about power
factor and will ignore reactive power. Additional utility bill savings
by using these reactive-capable microinverters is $0.
Dan brought up a good point that adding too much capacitance also hurts
power factor- so even if a uti
By the way, in answer to answer your original question, capacitors of proper
value, when installed in a circuit containing inductive loads, are capable of
allowing the circuit to attain a power factor of 1.0. As part of our
Underwriter's Laboratories testing for our grid-tied inverters, a test
How efficient is a capacitor in offsetting the power factor error? 99.9%...
±2%...?
Jim Duncan
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