I've had good luck with both the SureSine from Morningstar and Exeltech for
inverters. Couldn't tell you the noise output.
Also, you may want to try Solar Converters Inc, or Samlex for DC to DC
converters.
Mike Kocsmiersky
Principal
Phone: 413 883-3144
Spirit Solar
www.SpiritSolar.net
Hi william
Solar converters make voltage adjustable power supplies.
Their website was down for some reason.
But I found this that should help for your information.
https://www.altestore.com/store/voltage-converters/dc-to-dc-voltage-converters/constant-voltage-regulator/up-converter-constant-v
William,
Over the years I have discovered that many published voltage specifications for
equipment, like SCADA radios for example, are nominal voltages but actually can
be powered from a broad range of voltages The internal PS circuit handles
delivering the correct voltage. 30 volts is an odd s
Ray;
I've even had problems with Magnums and Outbacks not working with certain
GFCI outlets.I usually just avoid installing GFCIs in tiny, remote off-grid
systems designed for a specialty application with no electrical inspector
involved or required. GFCIs cause all kinds of mischief with equipment
Wrenches
Well i agree with every one, tha Samlex is great, morning atar charge
controllers again grean, and the question about the operating volts also
great, l have done stuff very close and the battery volts may have a wide
range
Jerry
On Mar 28, 2016 12:47 PM, "Ray Walters" wrote:
> What about
What about building a 30 vdc system (5 x 6v batteries in series) and
adjust the settings on a Midnite Classic to work with that? How tight
does the 30 vdc output need to be?
On inverters, I've had trouble with the Suresine, basically not working
with GFCI outlets.
I keep trying different mod
Hi William;
30VDC is kind of odd, but 36VDC is common. The folks at Solar Converters
might be able to fix you up with a custom one, or perhaps 36V is within the
sat unit's input range.
As for the inverter, I've never gone wrong with the Morningstar SureSine.
Slick little unit.
Dan Fink
Adjunct Pro
Two choices
1. Samlex DC-DC converter. I've used the 12V version with success.
Here is a fancy 24V version. Running the loads directly.
http://www.samlexamerica.com/products/ProductDetail.aspx?pid=181
2. Morningstar SunSaver MPPT 15L charge controller charging the 24V battery
bank.
Thank yo
Friends:
I am designing a satellite data interface for a large off-grid system for a
state highway department facility. We will be using the Outback Optics
data capabilities along with equipment manufactured by Control by Web.
I’d like to run the satellite system on a battery power source so
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