If I recall, the Xantrex GSM and ALM are the same, meaning can do the same job
just labeled differently right?
Can anyone verify
J
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UL 1703 is a 30 psf positive (downward) or negative (upward) load, or a
design load designated by the manufacturer. I've never seen a module
advertising a 30psf loading requirement--everything I've seen is at
least 50psf--which I take to mean that this "designated" design load is
usually spec'd
Morning,
The -11 designation on the 5-8kw US models is for Canada only at the moment.
The two biggest changes are:
- Minimum temp is down to -40C.
- The Windy Boy mode now works off of an infinite curve, not the 3
point power curve.
These changes will be incorporated to standard
Dave, thanks for the clarification on the difference between NRTL and IEC tests.
Wouldn't it make sense for the manufacturers to put the negative and positive test and certified (warranted) pressures on the data sheets or in the installation manual so there is no confusion for the installation co
Yes this is true,
Only difference are the labels and which port you plug it in.
jay
peltz power
On Oct 7, 2011, at 6:18 AM, allso...@scswifi.net wrote:
> If I recall, the Xantrex GSM and ALM are the same, meaning can do the same
> job just labeled differently right?
> Can anyone verify
>
> J
Hello Wrenches,
These are accessories for the SWPlus models. Gen Start Module and
Auxiliary Load Module are the same piece of hardware, with different
labeling.
Please contact me if you need the manuals.
Thanks
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Peter,
Consider getting a used electric forklift.
Every forklift inside a Costco, Home Depot, or Lowe's is electric.
I bought a Crown made in the early '90s about 6 years ago and it has
always worked tirelessly. The distributor was LA Lift; they supplied a
compatible industrial charger and delive
Jamie,
I agree with you that the manufacturers should put load pressures on
the data sheets that are consistent with the testing agency
certification. But I think your statement about Schott should be
reworded as:
If Schott wants to state a working load of +75 psf, then their
modules shou
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