I don’t like the idea of a system being dependent on the functionality of
the insight home/facility or the battery life of a smart device / AC output
of the inverter to be able to change settings. As limited as the SCP is, I
think it serves a very important function in system operation. I’m all for
Yah, What the heck? The XW Pro/Discover AES pairing makes up 2/3s of our
installs. Right now I have a client who's Insight Home is glitching and
drops out his smartphone connection. Without the SCP He'd be in the dark. I
just purchased an SCP off of Ebay for 700.00 for a system we are building
for
Thanks Glen ! I will ask him on Thursday at a webinar.
Register here:
https://solar.se.com/us/en/event/webinar-backup-control-switch-launch/
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akin to outback and their FM100 charger controller with no display. I use
the Midnite classic 200 instead.
Christopher
On Tue, Apr 4, 2023 at 11:34 AM Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar via RE-wrenches
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> Thanks Glen ! I will ask him on Thursday at a webinar.
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> Register here:
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> https://so
Chris:
Respectfully: it’s not the same thing. Outback is not discontinuing the
Mate.
If you have an Outback inverter you need a Mate and the Mate accesses the
FM100.
Sure it would be better if the FM100 had a display, but there is a viable
option in the Mate.
William
On Tue, Apr 4, 2023 at 8:
The setup I described is dedicated to the system only, only requires a login
once and it on all the time.-GlennSent from my 'smart'phone, so please excuse
typos and spelling errors.-- Original message--From: Michael
Morningstar via RE-wrenchesDate: Tue, Apr 4, 2023 11:31 AMTo: RE-wrenche
Saying this again, you all should tell Schneider this.
BTW, a tablet can wifi station mode connect to a non internet installed
"conext home" with a saved password. It also can be set-up as a "user"
and no password is required. Neither of these require wifi at the home.
It is all in the 3 ways
Thanks all for the advice. I figured it was not worth trying on a different
battery brand. I honestly needed to be able to tell them I researched it and
asked my peers.
The client really uses the 3 x strings they have and did not really want to go
down to 3. They are currently choosing to get t
This just went up on the Schneider website thanks to Eric Bentsen. A
complete guide on how to do this with a Samsung tablet
https://solar.se.com/us/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2022/02/Tablet-Setup-for-InsightLocal-e-Guide.pdf
It is under the Insight down loads at the bottom of page.
Dave Ang
So the 24 batteries are actually 72 individual cells that are trying to
charge equally, with essentially no BMS. Its not just max strings, but
max # of cells, and that's double my maximum.
You mentioned they use it pretty hard, so that's the other big part of
how long L16s will last. If the
Hurts my head ! Agree that you will have more trips to this house after
the next one. This is most likely not going to get you 2 more years. All
of the wiring is good, clean, and tight? Who really knows how long it
could last? Probably fine thru summer and fall.
Much better with the next L
I highly recommend _against_ the 2v L16s. You are not going to a better
battery, or fewer cells; just the cells are wired internally, making it
very difficult to assess each cell independently. I trouble shot a
system of Trojan 2 v L16s, that was only 2 years old, but was trying to
run a larg
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