HI All,
I”m curious how you are all dealing with the arc fault requirement for CC’s?
thx
jay
peltz power
> On Jan 18, 2018, at 2:58 PM, Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar
> wrote:
>
> Yep same here the ubiquitous CH361 and a midnite SPD and a Delta. I very
> rarely need more than 2 strings so fuses
Yep same here the ubiquitous CH361 and a midnite SPD and a Delta. I very
rarely need more than 2 strings so fuses and not used. I would never want
600v floating around in any enclosure with other electrical code or not! I
know grid -tie does this all the time but not for offgrid. IMHO.
There are a
Hi Howie,
I have installed about 10 of these and all have worked well, longest operating
unit about 3 years old. My only complaint is the 600V input breakers are not
really thought through, as my understanding is code does not permit 600VDC
within the PDP, Midnite, etc enclosure. So we use a Sq
My record is 1500 feet with the mppt-80-600v. I don't have a generator so
I am a bit different:) the pix is working again!
Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar
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> We have had two in the field
We have had two in the field for two years with noproblems. They
allowed us to run 375feet with conductors that was substantially smaller
than what would have otherwise been possible. Chris
On 1/18/2018 12:34 PM, Mac Lewis wrote:
I'll vouch for Schneider's 600A charge controller as well. We
I'll vouch for Schneider's 600A charge controller as well. We don't have
as many as Dave has out there but no failures. Seems to be a solid
device. Works well with the PDP too.
Good Luck!
On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 10:15 AM, Howie Michaelson <
howie.michael...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Boy, that would
Boy, that would be a bonus! I like sticking with products that have worked
for me, although I am intrigued by the XW 600vDC.
Any word on the release date for Midnite's inverter?
On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 11:51 AM, wrote:
> FYI Howie,
>Schneider engineers are actively working on a communicatio
Thanks Dave! That was my thought as well, just wanted to make sure I
wasn't inviting a new host of problems with a new (to me) piece of
equipment.
Why the XW150 in this system as well?
Howie
On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 11:53 AM, Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar <
offgridso...@sti.net> wrote:
> You shou
Wow that is bad! I only have used their 400AH 6V and prefer a wet battery
from Surrette, US, or Trojan for Lead Acid.
> On 1/18/2018 10:18 AM, Drake wrote:
>> A Concorde AGM PVX 3050T recently failed in a bank of 8. Larry mentioned
>> a couple of brands experiencing problems. These batteries are
FYI Howie,
Schneider engineers are actively working on a communication solutions
between the Schneider Xanbus and Midnite controllers. I've been talking
to an engineer working on it who says it should be ready very soon. It
will also work with the combox for remote monitoring.
Daryl
> Hi All,
On 1/18/2018 10:18 AM, Drake wrote:
A Concorde AGM PVX 3050T recently failed in a bank of 8. Larry mentioned
a couple of brands experiencing problems. These batteries are 4 years
old and have been kept in float in an off grid system, never stressed.
Hopefully Concorde batteries are not going th
Hi All,
Anyone have feedback/review of the 600 volt Schneider Charge Controller
that they'd care to share? I have an existing Conext XW+ off-grid system
with combox communication setup which currently has about 1.5 kW of solar
feeding through 2 MX60s (no hub). We'll be adding about 5kW (on a TPM a
A Concorde AGM PVX 3050T recently failed in a
bank of 8. Larry mentioned a couple of brands
experiencing problems. These batteries are 4
years old and have been kept in float in an off
grid system, never stressed. Hopefully Concorde
batteries are not going the way of Trojan L-16s.
Has anyone
Thanks for all the input. I like the "new battery Fund" idea, we might have to
implement something like that. Certainly helps incentivize the client to make
every watt count.
I agree the batteries are on their way out the door, but not quite there yet.
After 3yrs where they were getting nearly
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