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Date:
10/04/2013 01:39 PM
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Re: [RE-wrenches] Trace SWs in Energy Management Mode
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> PS: The obvious logic is that if you can control the loads to operate
> minimally or not at all during peak hours, you don’t need inverters and
> batteries anyway.
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halic
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Management Mode
Thanks, I was thinking about using LBX,
but the customer is really not too excited about it.
PM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Trace SWs in Energy Management Mode
Thanks, I was thinking about using LBX, but the customer is really not too
excited about it. And based on the manual, Energy Management Mode seems
like it fits the bill, but it doesn't seem to be going back
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From:
Brian Mehalic
To:
RE-wrenches
Date:
10/04/2013 12:04 PM
Subject:
[RE-wrenches] Trace SWs in Energy Management Mode
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I thought about it, but the main goal is no utility power draw during peak
times, and especially not for battery charging - while the grid could still
be used to charge during peak times in energy management mode (at the low
battery voltage), it seems less likely if the batteries are getting a good
Brian:
Have you considered trying the LBX mode? From the manual:
Low Battery Transfer mode is an alternative way of operating "off the grid"
using the utility for backup
power instead of a generator. The system essentially operates as a
stand-alone power system,
independent of the utilit
Have a friend that is on an electric co-op where peak $/kWh is 4x the
off-peak rate. Peak hours are 6-10 am in the winter and 12-6 pm in the
summer.
He has relocated an older system from his previous house to his new one;
circuits were separated out to sub-panel that is connected to the inverter
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