And with most all of these grid tie
wind inverters, they rely heavily on an external voltage clamp/
limiter.
With the Aurora it was the MWI interface.
I don't believe these are available anymore.
Grid-tie wind inverters are getting almost as ha
Power One (now ABB) had their Aurora GT inverter for wind that I believe
worked down
to around 48 volts. It was (is ?) an MPPT wind inverter kind of like
the SMA Windy Boy was
so would raise its input voltage as the wind blows faster.
Now that ABB has taken over Power One, I can't seem to f
Chris,
What is the wattage rating of the wind turbine?
And is that 48-60 VDC directly out of the turbine, or is that what comes
out of the turbine’s “controller”? To put that another way, are there just
two wires coming out of the turbine, or three wires?
Brian Teitelbaum
AEE Solar
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Thats the only solution i know of witha 48 vdc machine
On Sep 4, 2014 10:47 AM, "Chris Daum" wrote:
> Hello Wrenches:
>
> I have an inquiry from a fellow with a 48V wind generator (it puts out
> between 48 and 60VDC). It's an old Cyclone, originally made in Canada.
> He's wanting a grid-tie inv
Hello Wrenches:
I have an inquiry from a fellow with a 48V wind generator (it puts out
between 48 and 60VDC). It's an old Cyclone, originally made in Canada.
He's wanting a grid-tie inverter to lessen his electrical bill; I know he
could use an Outback but he doesn't want to fool with batteries.
Thanks everyone for your insightful replies, have passed them on to the
customer with comments. He only wants to try and get another 6 mo. out of the
panel until he can afford to replace it; and as always there are circumstances
to consider. Unfortunately his shop burned due to arson and no insu
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