Interesting about the licensed pump installer, because in New Mexico
there is not a license. I've been installing PV pumping systems since
1988, so I tire easily now when companies won't work with me, because
I'm not "qualified".
I actually installed some of the "Mono" hand crank and electric p
Allan and all,
I just purchased a Lorentz pump and motor to
replace an ETA HR-14 that ran flawlessly (the ONLY one!) for
10 years.
I did have to establish my creds with Genpro
but then they referred me to a local distributor that
We have 1 Lorentz installation in Haiti and about 9 in West Africa - pumping
around 10,000 gpd. Started using them a few years ago because we were having
lots of problems with Grundfos. To date, I believe we've had problems with
1 controller and 1 pump. (not sure, but a wiring error on the par
Hi Jason,
You can do that, but will need to maintain the 15A limit of the M190s. For
a single-phase, 240V application, with 3 M190s (3*0.8A = 2.4A,) you can
install up to 10 M215s.
On Sat, May 18, 2013 at 3:26 PM, Jason Szumlanski wrote:
> Is there any reason I can't do this? I have an existi
Jason,
The M190 requires using a 15-amp (maximum) branch circuit. As long as
the total current from both types of inverters doesn't exceed 12 amps
(80% of 15), there should not be a problem in mixing the inverters. The
combination you are proposing is only 8.6 amps -- it should be fine.
Kent
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