Allan,
I have used the Mean-well converters several times and have had good
luck. My other choice would be an Iota but definitely more expensive.
John Blittersdorf
Rob Stubbins Solar
On Tue, Dec 19, 2017 at 1:29 AM Sindelar Solar
wrote:
> Wrenches,
> The time has come to upgrade a longtime c
Allen, John, et al,
Aren't DC-DC converters a mainstay of Solar Converters, Inc. product
line?
Just to toss another manufacturer into the mix.
Stay warm, stay safe,
Bill Loesch
Solar 1 - Saint Louis Solar
314 631 1094
-From: "John Blittersdorf"
To:
FYI.It appears that Solar Converters may be out of business.
Roy Butler
Four Winds Renewable Energy, LLC
8902 Route 46, Arkport, NY 14807
607-324-9747 www.four-winds-energy.com
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Hi Folks! We don't get many jobs installing solar on concrete tile
roofsthere aren't many around here. In Oregon we are allowed to do an
engineer-less installation on metal and comp roofs when the array is flush
mounted to the roof. Concrete tile roofs don't fit into this scenario. My
engin
I have a Postive grounded SunPower System with two private labeled SMA 6000
watt Inverters installed in 2009 and want to use SolarEdge 7600 and their
optimizers at least for half the array ? Modules are SunPower 210 watt
modules - how do I work this out ? GatorTom PS : 48 modules ground mounted
i
Kirpal:
It seems to me this is a matter of defining "Flush-mount." I would call
any installation where-in the panels are within the perimeter of the roof,
parallel with the surface and not more than 10 or so inches from the
surface of the roofing material a flush-mount. A proper tile roof
instal
I’ve used Iota or Powermax over the years for this exact situation with great
reliability.
Maybe today there are less expensive options?
Jay
Peltz power.
> On Dec 19, 2017, at 6:15 AM, Roy Butler wrote:
>
> FYI.It appears that Solar Converters may be out of business.
>
> Roy Butler
>
Fellow Wrenches
Some time back we were doing concrete tile install all the time. We
approched it somewhat different. We removed all the tiles on the area for
the array, preped the area and installed installed comp with quick mount
afterwords we reinstalled the tile around the modules. The profile w
We have just received some product from solar converters. I don't believe they
are out of business.
We use their 48-12V converters frequently for situations like this. Lower idle
loads and higher efficiency than using a 12V power supply from Iota or others.
Though have had a couple failures o
Kirpal,
Specialized structural engineering really shouldn't be required for a
standard flush mount tile project. If it is, I have a few PE structural
contacts who typically do this kind of work for closer to $200, contact me
off list if you're interested.
Secondly, I agree with William to be wear
Tom - I was just asking a SunPower rep about this. My understanding is that
a PID (Potential Induced Degredation) discharge device is required to use
SunPower positively grounded modules with a transformerless inverter. These
are expensive and not listed for the US market. Long story short, I don't
This may seem odd but it worked, i used a Morningstar Prostar MPPT when i
needed to do 24 v system to 12 volt loads. I could set the output voltage
it had very low tare
On Dec 19, 2017 12:29 AM, "Sindelar Solar" wrote:
> Wrenches,
> The time has come to upgrade a longtime client's 1985 12V syst
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