August,
To be sure, there is a fragility in using LFP batteries if the integrator does
not understand the pitfalls….and there are many. In November a lithium battery
and solar “dealer” emailed me for help. He had damaged an $8000 battery bank
and wanted to know how to get it working again. Afte
HI All,
I’m guessing you are being hit with these questions too.
But any time frames for the SE equipment that’ll be ready to go with Tesla
batteries?
thanks
jay
peltz power
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Larry,
Thanks to people like you, we will all benefit from Lithium
batteries coming online sooner, no doubt at a decreasing cost. Many of
us in this field know what its like to pioneer/beta test new products
but soldier on to move things along to a better future.
Bill
Feather River
Larry,
Thank you for correcting my post. As I have not signed an NDA I
didn't know this. The only term I recall hearing was "manufacture".
Allan
Allan Sindelar
al...@sinde
Probably 2 of the Sq D 361RB still might be the least expensive.
jay
peltz power
> On Jan 22, 2016, at 8:00 AM, August Goers wrote:
>
> Wrenches,
>
> We have a few jurisdictions in the Bay Area that still require rooftop DC
> disconnects. We are installing a lot of SMA TL-22 inverters with d
Aloha Larry,
To take a step back…what’s the compelling value proposition from the
homeowner’s perspective to incur this non-trivial additional expense? To be
blunt, what’s in it for them? Back-up power? First adopter mojo?
Thanks,
marco
August,
To be sure, there is a fragility
Marco;
Winter storms, hurricanes, earthquakes, tornados, floods, etc. - backup
power. Maybe load shaving as the utilities get more persnickety on time of
use upcharges.
Of course for most folks, an infernal combustion generator is far more cost
effective than batteries. But for an extended grid ou
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