Doug,
Enphase has suggested that solution and its a good one if the utility is
cooperative. Of course, they are under no obligation to be cooperative,
or to remain so. And unfortunately it looks like all the neighbors'
meters being served by a common transformer, and maybe even more beyond,
a
Todd,
They both belong to the same Premium battery category. They differentiate by
Ah size, although very close to each other:
ü L16RE-A is 323 Ah @ C20 @ 1.75VPC @ 80oF;
ü L16RE-B is 370 Ah @ C20 @ 1.75VPC @ 80oF;
See more info on the datasheet, here:
http://www.trojanbatteryre.com/PDF/dat
Dick,
Yes, correct, partial state of charge.
John
On Jul 9, 2012, at 18:45, "Richard L Ratico"
wrote:
> John,
>
> Thanks for that clarification. One question: What is PSOC? Partial State Of
> Charge?
>
> Dick Ratico
> Solarwind Electric
>
>
> --- You wrote:
> Jason, Wrenches,
>
> Thank
That's a brilliant solution, if the utility is cooperative.
On Mon, Jul 9, 2012 at 6:52 PM, Doug Wells
wrote:
> Kent,
>
> I went through a similar situation with an Enphase system. With a little
> discussion we decided that the easiest change is on the Utility side. We
> encouraged the utility
and the difference betaeen the L16RE-A & L16RE-B is?
todd
On Monday, July 9, 2012 12:53pm, "John DeBoever"
said:
Jason, Wrenches,
Thank you for your patience and positive statements on Trojan Battery Company.
Last week was a busy and I was away from my desk most of the time with l
Kent,
I went through a similar situation with an Enphase system. With a little
discussion we decided that the easiest change is on the Utility side. We
encouraged the utility to put all solar systems with Smart metering on a
different schedule. Now the solar residence is only pinged at night
John,
Thanks for that clarification. One question: What is PSOC? Partial State Of
Charge?
Dick Ratico
Solarwind Electric
--- You wrote:
Jason, Wrenches,
Thank you for your patience and positive statements on Trojan Battery Company.
Last week was a busy and I was away from my desk most of the t
Marc Kurth of Centex Battery, a
Concorde distributor, responding to Larry's email about Concorde
charging:
Allan:
From
my perspective:
- Yes,
of course chronic undercharging is indeed the single bi
Jason, Wrenches,
Thank you for your patience and positive statements on Trojan Battery Company.
Last week was a busy and I was away from my desk most of the time with limited
access to Internet.
Both the Premium "RE" versions L16RE-A and L16RE-B, and, the Signature L16P &
L16H are great deep-
Kent,
Typically the manufacturer is not to anxious to change the parameters
outside those set out in the UL 1742 standard. However, for this, I suspect
that is what is needed. They will probably need you to sign a waiver first,
which is what we had to do with SMA.
Do you have a scope to look at th
Chris,
Enphase has the ability to remotely adjust the voltage and frequency
operating windows. They have adjusted them as far as they can, or will.
I have some SMA Sunny Boy inverters in locations that recently have
TWACS remote reading systems installed. Most don't have remote data
monitori
Wrenches,
I am curious if any of you solar thermal installers have had an anti-scald
valve failure that left the end user with 100% untempered, hot water? We
recently had a residential homeowner who purchased a Heliodyne system with
Watts valve five or six years ago see a tempering valve fail in
For more clarity, it does not matter the size or voltage of the battery. You
still need to achieve 0.5% or less of the rated capacity to consider the
battery 100% charged.
Larry
On Jul 9, 2012, at 7:07 AM, Allan Sindelar wrote:
Larry,
While I agree with your assessment of Mick's settings, som
(I am posting this private response on the board because I believe it may
benefit others)
Marc suggested that you only charge the battery until the current is lowered to
2.5% to 3% of the rated capacity. Doing so will undercharge the battery,
leaving a deficit needed to reach 100% SoC. This le
The End Absorb Amps setting forces the MX controller into the float mode once
the Absorb Voltage is reached and sustained for 15 seconds. Here is the text
from Pg. 42 of the MX60 manual (emphasis added):
(End, -AMP, +AMP) Normally, an Absorb charge cycle is terminated because the
battery volta
Larry,
While I agree with your assessment of Mick's settings, some of
what you write doesn't make sense to me, and I'd like to better
understand.
Re: "End Absorb Amps will only look at the controller current, not
net battery current. If loads are on,
Yes, I expect they can. The greater issue is going to be whether the other
inverters are going to react also. Have you had any experience with other
inverters in this scenario?
I don't undertand why the meter manufacturer can't ensure the burst is
filtered out of the load connections. They have to
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