Having the LVD be temperature compensated so that the load is always
disconnected above the freeze point of the battery would be a Huge
Improvement on the whole concept of LVD. In combination with State of
Charge monitoring, like the Whiz bang Jr, would be the most effective,
and just program
On 5/23/2015 11:37 AM, Luke Christy wrote:
Jay's point about adding PV to offset daytime AC for the battery bank brings up
the issue of active cooling.
How many folks out there are installing some form of cooling for LA battery
banks, and how are you implementing it?
As long as some FLA bat
Hi Folks;
In our area, below 0F cold is definitely an issue, but I agree it does
extend battery life if it doesn't freeze. From a design stand point you
can end up with a really large battery: double the size to account for
only discharging it 50% for freeze protection, then double it again
Jay's point about adding PV to offset daytime AC for the battery bank brings up
the issue of active cooling.
How many folks out there are installing some form of cooling for LA battery
banks, and how are you implementing it?
The issue of excess heat being an enemy of battery life has had me c
Kevin,
My experience with inverter based kilowatt hour readings is that they are
always optimistic. My experience with SolarEdge shows the SolarEdge
kilowatt hour reading runs about 2 percent higher then the utility grade
meter. I have found similar discrepancies with SMA , Fronius and other
invert
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