I use a non-contact IR thermometer and tag the electrolyte.
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>I have several 10 Outback inverter stacks in o-t-g applications and I use 66kW
>Prime Power gensets for charging. It is common for me to see a total of 25kW
>of charging w/low battery V although 18kW is about the average. I feel if the
>loads dictate 36kW of inverter powe
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Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] For Big Bank Off Grid System Connoisseurs
I have several 10 Outback inverter stacks in o-t-g applications and I us
Here is what I am thinking of doing: I want to remove the string of
batteries with the bad cell completely from the system. That gives me an
increase in my bulk charge current for the remaining strings and reduces the
number of parallel strings. I also want 4 times a year to adjust the charge
param
I have several 10 Outback inverter stacks in o-t-g applications and I use 66kW
Prime Power gensets for charging. It is common for me to see a total of 25kW of
charging w/low battery V although 18kW is about the average. I feel if the
loads dictate 36kW of inverter power and I can charge at 25kW
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[mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On Behalf Of Phil
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Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 4:29 PM
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Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] For Big Bank Off Grid System Connoisseurs
I'm still not clear on why everyone thinks that this is a failure which
should be covered under warranty. If Rob or Jean want to give a free cell,
then that's above and beyond -- but
I'm still not clear on why everyone thinks that this is a failure which
should be covered under warranty. If Rob or Jean want to give a free cell,
then that's above and beyond -- but I don't think we should be blaming the
battery in this case.
Let's explore the situation. We've got 6760 AH of ba
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[mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On Behalf Of Tom Elliot
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 10:28 AM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] For Big Bank Off Grid System Connoisseurs
If you have to parallel 4 banks do it thr
: [RE-wrenches] For Big Bank Off Grid System Connoisseurs
Those HUP batteries are still under warranty and you very well may have a free
cell waiting for you, give Rob or Jean a call at NWES and run it past them.
They offer 1st rate CS and should take good care of you. You won't get much for
Those HUP batteries are still under warranty and you very well may have a free
cell waiting for you, give Rob or Jean a call at NWES and run it past them.
They offer 1st rate CS and should take good care of you. You won't get much for
used batteries so I would be inclined to keep them in service
It sounds like your power room is getting too hot in the summer months. Adding
a solar attic fan and/or more ventilation may really help keep the batteries
and equipment healthier. I have seen batteries destroyed by loosing too much
water during summer charging. I would try to repair or repla
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