Greetings August,
Great thoughts and comments from Brian! I would also suggest speaking
with the generator manufacturers' tech/engineering folks regarding the
120VAC configuration and to confirm 2-wire start set up once you have
a brand and model or two in mind. Generator parts and service
avail
To my limited mind, the whole 120V sunny island setup is a disaster. Why
not install a DC coupled 8KW Outback Radian and solve all your problems.
USe any 240V generator, although finding a 2 wire start gasoline unit may
be hard. I would use a Nexus controller generac propane generator with
propane
Thanks for the good feedback folks!
We are using a Sunny Island setup because we had access to a free Sunny
Island and Sunny Boy being scrapped from another site. Otherwise I was
definitely planning on going with a Outback DC coupled system.
I think the trick here is trying to find a portable
You could use a 2 -> 3 wire converter such as the Atkinson GSCM module that
will take the 2 wire output from the SI and convert to 3-wire to control a
gasoline generator such as the Honda EU7000 series, or Cummins/Onan makes a
good line of gasoline generators. It may be very hard to find a gas g
I use that also Kevin and a place in Maine sells the Honda EU7000i
converted for propane ready to go. Let me know and I will look up the
name. --Dave
> You could use a 2 -> 3 wire converter such as the Atkinson GSCM module
> that will take the 2 wire output from the SI and convert to 3-wire to
>
AUGUST:
The Generac EcoGen is dual-fuel capable (NG or LP), comes in 6kW
and 15kW versions, is 2-wire start, can be field-configured for
either 120V or 240V. It's not "portable" as it does not have
wheels. It's transportable though based on its footprint and
w
Wrenches
We will only use the cummins gensets customer service has been great,
warranty work has seldom been needed but has been prompt. Cummins quality
appears better then most. They have two wire start, we have these in some
very remote locations which require 100% availabiliy can not aford any c
What models are you using?
On Fri, Jun 16, 2017 at 2:32 PM, Jerry Shafer
wrote:
> Wrenches
> We will only use the cummins gensets customer service has been great,
> warranty work has seldom been needed but has been prompt. Cummins quality
> appears better then most. They have two wire start, we
Will one of the AGS modules that are available convert a 2 wire signal to a
multi wire generator?
Like the Atkinson or the Magnum.
-Original Message-
From: "August Goers"
Sent: 6/16/2017 10:21
To: "RE-wrenches"
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Generator choice for Sunny Island
Thanks for
You can fit a 2 wire start with aftermarket kits for Honda generators.
Jay
Peltz power.
> On Jun 16, 2017, at 7:36 AM, Kevin Pegg wrote:
>
> You could use a 2 -> 3 wire converter such as the Atkinson GSCM module that
> will take the 2 wire output from the SI and convert to 3-wire to control
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