We've been having good luck with SImpliphi, the pricing has recently
gotten much more competitive. As it's names states, its simple. Each
3.8 kWh unit has an 80 amp breaker built into the top, weigh about 75
lbs, and are a bit smaller than an L16 but with carry handles. We use
an insulated 2
There is another aspect to the 10’ rule which is, its protection for the array
from wildfires. 10’ might not be enough for that though depending on where you
live.
In regards to what’s being discussed, I have many ground mounts (not talking
pole mounts)out there, I try to have them as high off
Fortress EVaults have their own lcd screen with Soc, but Dave is right,
it's not as accurate on RE Optics. We do get a battery reading without any
add-ons, they are just usually off up to 10% from each other.
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> Hi David,
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> They all work but none of them can get Soc and a few other
> things ou
I, second Jay's /no gravel/ sentiment. I saw a huge 160 acre solar farm
that they covered with hundreds of thousands of dollars of gravel.
Punch Line? Only the weeds came back. And only the nice 3 ft tall ones
that some might call brush.
Just use a weed eater or manually pull the talle
Hi Dave,
How do you know that the OB FNDC is correct vs the internal BMS?
Jay
Peltz Power.
> On Mar 21, 2020, at 10:02 AM, penobscotso...@midmaine.com wrote:
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> Fortress EVaults have their own lcd screen with Soc, but Dave is right,
> it's not as accurate on RE Optics. We do get a battery
Hi Ray,
Which XW? There are 3 now. The old graybox XW defaults at 44V
LBCO and the range is 40 to 48V. There also was firmware back in its day
that got older units updated. Schneider still has the firmware under
discontinued products.
XW+ is default 44V and adjustable 36 to 44 vdc.
XW pro i
Hi Jay,
Been awhile. Pretty weird times. Really nice to be off the
grid, I think you would agree!
The answer to your question is you don't
know if it is accurate. I would call the tweaking of the numbers programmed
into Flexnet or the Schneider bat mon :"for indication only" You can
observe it
I see what you mean Ray. Sorry I misread your mail. There are not too
many batteries out there that need LBCO above 48V. Which ones are you
talking about please?
DAVE ANGELINI OFFGRID SOLAR
"we go where
powerlines don't"
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