I’ve been drooling over the Fluke 1732 Power Measurement Logger for the
past few year but can’t bring myself to spend that kind of money. Have any
wrenchers used it?
Jay, it looks like there is a product called the Power Watchdog PWD50EPO
that is specifically designed for RVs and acts as a surge p
> Out of curiosity, what mode are you in and what are the respective set
> points for absorb, float, rebulk, etc. For PV vs inverter?
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FM 100, so PV output wouldn’t be visible.
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> Is this new or has it been always like this?
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I’ve also noticed that the method of cutting the cable plays a big part in
how effectively it goes into the lug. When I use a bandsaw, loose jawed
cable cutters or even a really sharp circularity saw blade, strands get
slightly frayed and won’t fit properly. I’ve concluded that a long handled
and w
Hi Sam,
I purchased the Milwaukee Force Logic crimper a few years ago and it’s been
worth every penny. The cutting attachment doesn’t work so well on fine
stranded, but the crimper attachment has worked flawlessly. I use it almost
every day.
https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/2679-600C
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Hi Ray,
I don’t think your understanding of the Sol Ark’s PV and LBCO relationship
reflects actual functionality. Technically, Sol Ark doesn’t have a formal
LBCO, but it has a “shut down” setting that cuts out AC output and can be
programmed to cut off and cut back in at selected SOC or voltage se
Wrenches,
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me, please contact me off list.
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Question for all you Homegrid installers…has anyone found a succinct way to
run conduit from the battery enclosure to the Sol Ark?
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> Jay,
>
> I should mention I have a couple of customers w
I can’t count how many times you wrenchers have saved me. Pay honor and
dues!
On Fri, Sep 27, 2024 at 9:34 PM Jesse Dahl via RE-wrenches <
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> On Sep 27, 2024, at 3:56 PM, Dana Orzel via RE-wrenc
Has anyone had successful contact with Blue Planet in recent weeks? Jody
from their tech support division does not seem to be working there any more
and the company main phone number is giving a bizarre message loop that
doesn’t allow you to actually speak to anyone….
On Tue, Aug 6, 2024 at 10:33
Last time I spoke with Tesla, they did not support either fully off-grid or
installations not connect to the internet. Have they changed their policy
on this?
On Tue, Sep 10, 2024 at 8:19 PM Jason Szumlanski via RE-wrenches <
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> Correct, but there are some
Which Mate are you using? I know the FM100 is only compatible with the Mate
3s. If you are using a Mate 3, this mismatch could possibly be the cause of
these issues.
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>
> I have always
I had a similar experience with Discover warranty recently with a Link II.
I correctly installed internal jumpers and external comms cables, and
during the commissioning process I heard a popping sound from inside the
Link. The center relay board was visibly burnt. After creating a ticket and
corre
x27;t already exist in
> their firmware.)
>
>
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> >
> > Thanks for your thoughts. The idea of 1/3 CT crossed my mind as well.
> The question is how to set up the inverter with a 3x multiplier o
e not always required. You would need them for power export limiting or
> grid peak shaving, but for straight grid-tied with or without battery
> backup, you don't need them.
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included 300A CTs
and I do know that they make a 600A CT, but its physical size and
rating aren't a good fit. Does anyone have experience with either a Sol Ark
or third party CT that might fit this 800A configuration?
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We have encountered this his issue years ago with the AO and Fronius
suggested we deactivate the arc fault setting. It works, but in order to do
so, they give you a special passcode to input. Not an ideal solution. Arc
fault detection is not worth compromising . IMO avoid this combinati
Dave,
Just to play devils advocate, what are your reasons as to why high voltage
isn’t worthy of OG?
I say this being firmly stuck in 48VDC off-grid systems.
Kindly,
Chris
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>
> H
your generator frequency, voltage and THD. In my case, I found that the
generator behaved well in bypass and terribly when the inverters were
present.
Good luck on this one!
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Hi Jason,
I talked through this scenario with Sol-Ark tech support a while back. The
take away was that grid peak shaving does exist but ONLY on the grid port.
If this is an off-grid installation, then land the conductors from the
generator on the grid port and select “gen connected to grid port”
Howie,
The EG4 18K and the Fortress Envy are both made by the same manufacturer,
LuxPower. Google the LXP 12K and it will all make sense. I can’t speak for
EG4, but I know that Fortress has progressed from simply white labeling
this unit to doing a significant amount of programming and additional
And just to muddy the waters a little, 2023 NEC uses AC Connected and DC
connected wording in place of coupled. Same concept, new name.
On Sat, Oct 28, 2023 at 5:01 PM Roland - RES via RE-wrenches <
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> Agreed and we'll understand the differences, all of ou
Dave,
Aren’t AC 1 and AC 2 technically interchangeable? You can set AC priority,
Hz and voltage parameters on both inputs.
Best,
Chris
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> Not getting this Kevin, AC2 has always been the generator input as it
> a
Hi William,
That’s an interesting idea to have close loop comms with two separate
manufacturers at the same time. In theory I think this could work, but
unfortunately, I don’t think SMA and Schneider share the same protocol #
for the eVault. I believe SMA uses protocol #2 and Schneider uses #5.
Hi William,
You will want to make sure that the eVaults are all running that same
firmware and that terminator switches and battery ID #s are set correctly.
High SOC and large incoming current could definitely be the reason why
voltage skyrocketed up.
Best,
Chris
On Sat, Oct 21, 2023 at 9:39 PM
Hi Bill,
I have yet to have an issue with the Sol Ark 12K and water pumps. We have
numerous off-grid installations with 3/4 HP well pumps with no issues. I
tend to find that compressors and inductive motor loads like chop saws are
often an issue.
Hope this helps,
Chris
On Wed, Oct 11, 2023 at 1
setting. I didn't have a chance to look it up today, but I'm
>> going back to the site tomorrow. I'm going to play with that and try to get
>> rid of the ancillary equipment that is no longer necessary. Thanks for the
>> tip.
>>
>> On Fri, Sep 15, 2023, 5:2
In an off-grid scenario I would suggest utilizing the grid connect timer as
a Gen warm up. I typically set this qualification time to 30 or 60 seconds.
Sol Ark fixed the problem with dropping the 2 wire start under full load,
so if this is an issue for you, I would update the firmware.
On Fri, Sep
Bill,
My understanding of the Mojave is that it is specifically designed to be
paired with AC coupled , grid-interactive inverters. It does not allow for
closed loop communications via RS485 or CAN with third party manufacturers
and cannot be paralleled with multiple units. Because of these limita
It’s my understanding that Iron Edison went out of business earlier this
year. I did have an issue with a few bad cells in a RB48V300, but after the
RMA, no issues to date. And certainly nothing explosive in nature, although
I do remember a previous thread about an RB cover blowing off. The take
aw
eform.
>>
>> Stuff like clocks not keeping time, or certain digital controls on
>> certain appliances not functioning, is not a warranty claim. Lights
>> dimming, or LEDs flickering is not a warranty claim. These are normal
>> living off grid, and the only thing
of the
case. They are asking for a new case to be initiated, but the inverter is
now out of warranty. Has anyone out there had similar lack luster support
issues with Sensata?
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Hi Wrenches,
Wondering how people are installing the Discover AES. I get that they can
be floor or wall mounted, but I'm trying to avoid exposed conductors and a
rack seems like the best option. Any insights?
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I have had good luck with the Tigo TS4-AF. Although it does require a 12VDC
power supply for it's RSD transmitter, Outback, Sol Ark and Schnieder have
a straight forward integration not requiring dependency of AC output from
inverter.
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during startup but they may draw 400 or 500 amps from the battery.
>> If my memory is correct the 10 HP VFD has the possibility of adding an
>> extra capacitor which reduces AC starting draw.
>> Sorry, this was so long, it was more than 20 years ago for me.
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> On Wed, 11 Nov 2020 10:07:24 -0600 *Chris Sparadeo
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> *Subject:*[RE-wrenches] Sol-Ark Gen Exercise Cycle
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> *Subject:*[RE-wrenches] Sol-Ark Gen Exercise Cycle
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> Hi all,
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> According to Sol-Ark tech support, they do not currently have a
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effectively run an exercise
cycle on your generator would be to do it manually. I am wondering if
anyone has run into this issue and if there are work arounds? Kind of a
bummer and my first and only negative experience with Sol-Ark thus far.
Kindly,
Chris Sparadeo
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