Hi, Wrenchies~
My client has an AC coupled battery based setup. The batteries are good ol'
lead floodies in pretty good health, the battery based inverter is Magnum
MS4448PAE, & the string inverter is SolarEdge. There's also a Magnum ACLD
"AC Load Diversion" control to regulate battery state of ch
If getting rid of the blender which is the easier choice or at least trying a
different blender to see if that does it is out of the question
How about the possibility of changing the solar edge to the magnum version of
the panel inverter that they use to see if there are more compatible?
Possi
Maybe the blender in question uses some kind of half wave rectification
to control speed or something like that ?
boB
On 8/17/2017 8:43 AM, RE Ellison wrote:
If getting rid of the blender which is the easier choice or at least
trying a different blender to see if that does it is out of the
Help Mick,
With the Magnum AC coupled to the SE inverter, I suggest it’s an issue with
Magnum power quality (reactance) with the blender controls/motor and the
resulting AC waveform that is feeding the SE inverter. I have seen this before
with Magnum Energy. Can you look at the waveform or PQ w
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