ltage.
Cheers,
Dave
On Sat, Dec 18, 2021, 4:15 PM Jason Szumlanski <
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> I haven't seen many, but every one I've seen has been a melted MC4
> connector.
>
> Jason Szumlanski
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> On Sat, D
data and is from circa 2016, but the one time I
have seen an arc fault actually due to the field wiring in a system, it was
a loose connector going into one of the AC terminals on a TL-22 inverter.
Cheers,
Dave
On Fri, Dec 24, 2021 at 11:57 AM Harry Mahon
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> Bill – the AFCI circuitry
Hi All,
I thought I would follow up to report that I swapped out the old GE 60A
switch with a SQD one, and there have been no blown fuses since!
Cheers,
Dave
On Tue, Nov 2, 2021 at 4:50 PM Jerry Shafer
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> looks like one more failure, once they start there is no going back as the
>
this
before, but that was for the charge controller. A couple people said they
had suppliers for the fans, but none specifically were mentioned on that
thread.
I appreciate the help!
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I use DeWalt tools, mostly because that is what I ended up with. But they
have been working totally fine. No complaints here in upstate NY. I do
generally bring them in overnight in the winter.
Cheers,
Dave
On Fri, Jan 21, 2022 at 11:12 AM Jesse Dahl wrote:
> I use Delwalt only because t
.
Cheers,
Dave
On Tue, Jan 25, 2022, 8:37 AM wrote:
> "the maximum load connected between the neutral and any one ungrounded
> <https://up.codes/viewer/new_york/nfpa-70-2017/chapter/1/general#ungrounded>
> conductor
> plus the inverter
> <https://up.codes/viewer/ne
I also recently used the Tigo with Sol-Ark to provide the 12V signal with
good success. The Tigo transmitter can also (barely) fit inside the Sol-Ark
wiring compartment, so you do not need the whole Tigo enclosure for it.
Cheers,
Dave
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> Hi Will
Maybe I just got lucky, but at least once I just called (or maybe even only
submitted a ticket to) SolarEdge about an orphaned system asking for
installer access and they just granted it. It's worth a shot.
Cheers,
Dave
On Mon, Feb 7, 2022 at 3:57 PM Jason Szumlanski
Hi All,
What sealant do you all like to use for flashings on a shingle roof? I have
used the Geocel S2 and S4 for years, and it seems like it is nearly
impossible to get right now.
Thanks!
Dave
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August and Jason, thanks for the suggestions.
I also had a random vendor online tell me that the S2 and S4 is in fact
discontinued and was replaced by the Geocel 4600 series. I am wondering if
anyone here has used that as well?
Cheers,
Dave
On Wed, Mar 9, 2022 at 9:32 AM August Goers wrote
Engenius
one, and always need to get mounted outside.
I would also be curious to hear what models others have tried.
Cheers,
Dave
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> Wrenchers,
> We have a project on a large property, where the install site has no
> internet (there is inte
y I cannot use
the Engenius equipment anymore, since their 202 replacement is 5Ghz only.
Cheers,
Dave
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> Adam,
> I would second Dave’s suggestion to use wireless bridges for this
> application -if hardwired internet access is availab
h the line
between the radios.
Cheers,
Dave
On Wed, Mar 16, 2022 at 1:22 PM AE Solar
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> Hey all,
>
> Thanks for all the good info and sorry for the slow reply. I meant to
> mention in the first post that line of sight is an issue. It’s probably a
> quarter mile (maybe less) throug
d use them.
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lice for a normal joint. It just needs to be far enough away so that
the bolt can engage properly.
Cheers,
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>
> "UFO and Bonding Hardw
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> Some of you may remember when the original Xantr
Good Advice Bill!
We use the Fujitsu offgrid and it is over 30 SEER and amazing at heating
also. The maintenance on an indoor wall unit is not easy for sure.
Best not to let it go too long. What do you have to do to get the floor
unit open and clean the fan? I have never tried one. --Dave
The last model I saw was Panasonic compressor of around 20 SEER BTW. --Dave
> Wrenches
> As I recall the LEZETi has a SEER of 32 or better, High voltage DC motor
> and compressor, very quiet and it does have the long fan no different then
> other Split units and depending on operato
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> Has anyone inst
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> Has anyone inst
One of the nice things about the Honda 6500i that I keep for a customer
spare is that it can safely run 120 at near full output. It can do 240 as
well and was replaced by the honda 7000i.
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> Hadn't seen the spec sheet of the GS battery... thanks.
>
> It's a Carbon bat
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to my Outback and Schneider systems to the web portals and this won't do
it, yet.
Staying too dry here for January! You Jay?
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Since there are no coms to the system from the battery, the Blues will
work with most any 48V nominal inverter/charger/mppts.
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> Will t
AZ 250 but it's 8 inch pole is pretty hard to get into
remote hilly places.
Their HZLA is great also but not easy on some hill.
Anyone see a good single axis pole mount out there?
I keep hoping as my stock of the old Wattsuns/Array Technology is down to
one?
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&
Seems to me that you are on the edge for that size battery in winter. If
the inverter is going to be on, converters are kind of nutty to me. I
could see having one 24V for the freezer but... I only use Concorde AGM's
when I have to. Is there an AH counter or Batt Mon?
Good Luck
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Or just design extra loading in. Tell them they have this much wiggle room
and after that, it is the next size in battery and more solar. People
always use more after a year or so. I also have the client post a copy of
the cost for the battery on the wall near the system. Good Luck!
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My record is 1500 feet with the mppt-80-600v. I don't have a generator so
I am a bit different:) the pix is working again!
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a few other choices I have had to use I can dig up if needed. PM
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> I have installed about 10 of these and all h
I think so also for the same reason Chris! So I guess I don't understand
why you need the external transfer switch Jay?
Is not the internal radian transfer switch the less is more for offgrid?
--Dave
> I think Radians are redundant anyway, if you parallel the output they will
> keep
he arc fault requirement for
>> CCâs?
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>> thx
>> jay
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Definitely agree! The E series is fine ! I run strings of 6 or 7 all the
time negative ground GFCI. Best panel in the world with Panasonic and LG a
close second! --Dave
> A number of years ago SunPower switched to using a new cell that does NOT
> require positive grounding.
>
> So
amount you received. It is not cheap to set something like this
up so collect a fee at the start!
You have to do something to protect your most valuable treasure!
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Not to mention that the Baja and the mainland are very different also. I
lived down there and did business for 10 years and so all of my knowledge
gained is probably very outdated 18 years later. It probably was old news
1 year later:) Use a shipping container!
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inspection for offgrid homes but if there is a fire they will say they
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A client sent me this link below. They are marketing this device which was
tested for a very fast response compared to a lighting arrestor designed
slower response requirement. Comments if you have time to read it?
http://www.myempshield.com/
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good and these
folks have been around for quite some time.
http://www.myempshield.com/Resources.htm
As I asked in the first post, has anyone seen anything like this out there?
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Tesla also promises an offgrid version soon that will be DC coupled. The
price is not bad for 13 KWH right now. The system is 50 vdc which to me is
usable as it stands. All of the 400vdc batteries are not conceived right
in my humble opinion! Not to mention for safety in my home!
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The AC powerwall has cooling, it is a liquid? Anyone know if the 5kw
continuous and 7kw peak limits change with multiple units?
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but if a client wants to be able to stay in their home, it
is pretty easy these days. Add in the SGIP and Federal credits, and for
some it is a no brainer!
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> Hi Mac
>
> Thanks for mentioning this, Iâv
nice the Engineers at Schneider did making a simple power
display with all the Offgrid data. I left out the Generator display as we
do not need one here in the California Sierras.
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battery company a ways back. --Dave
> Blue Planet - Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries are a good option for off
> grid and work very well with the Outback Radian inverters. They are rated
> at 8000 cycles (20+ years of daily cycling!!) to 100 depth of discharge
> and
> can be monitored
model is looks more mainstream/commercial. --Dave
> Hi Kirpal,
>
> â...8000 cycles (20+ years of daily cycling!!) to 100 depth of
> dischargeâ¦â
> I saw that on their website but there is no substantiating data from real
> cycle life tests. When Sony introduced this battery,
Test data is almost as important as will the company will still be there!
That is why I was unhappy that LG Chem (huge company) has decided not to
be a player for Offgrid. Oh well!
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You are missing the charging of the battery! That is where (your numbers)
the 12KW - 8KW can go!
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> Wrenches,
>
> Â Â Â Â Â Â
Load test and compare with another known good battery. I also steer away
from AGM's. --Dave
> Wrenches,
> We have a client with a string of sealed L16s and he believes he may have
> a weak or failed cell.
>
> Whatâs the best way to test or check these batteries, since there
teries are actually listed for living space. The LG
is. I don't do that with mine though. Hmmm
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> Hello Wrenches, here is a fun one fo
Trojan was first with their nano-carbons. I did not see any difference in
life with their 2V L16s for life at 3 clients. They might last longer but
the jury is still out. They are about 7 years old at this time. --Dave
> Wrenches,
>
> Anybody using Outback nano-carbons like the Energyce
The LG RESU series will trip it's breaker at around 10% Soc. It will
require a human unless the LVD on the inverter is set higher than the
battery. Yes Sir it is our responsibility to educate our users or have
plane tickets (:
Will be installing the Discover battery soon into Xanbus.
August,
The current Tesla (AC coupled only) would be a challenge for sure! I do
like the 13KWH for the price. I hope they do something as everything I
have looked at beside the LG is over $1,000 (wholesale) per ueable KWH.
Hope this changes. --Dave
> As I mentioned on a related post, Tesl
e sure all the firmware is up to date. Look at the combox events page
and see if something is not right. It should reboot every night just after
3 am.
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I would like to see how they determine the number of cycles, or the Life
left in the battery? --Dave
>
>
> DarrelI put a request to allow the data to be released, expect to have an
> answer soonJerry
>
>
> Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
>
>
I just do offgrid systems and so all I want to see was did the system
finish charge yesterday, go to float, and the current load.
If the site shows up on my map and everything is green, I am happy. What
else are you looking for please? --Dave
> I think my issue was the particular tech rep I
prices on extremely
efficient mini split air source pumps.
I always try and minimize generators but if you need them then it allows
one to have more options.
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abundant sunshine. Offgrid in remote places where service is questionable
or unavailable, we go with the most reliable. I steer them that way for
other reasons also..
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Hi Jay,
It is a big mistake to do this if ground mounting is an option. I do not
believe the engineering over time. Nuff said by me!
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It always depends on who you are working with ! Because of you folks
putting solar panels on roofs, I have had a few fire Captains ask about
clearances on ground mounted trackers:(
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I see 10 year warranty and 38 Megawatts in their warranty below.
http://discoverbattery.com/resources/view/discover-aes-warranty-policy
> Their website has absolutely no information on cycle life, I find that
> very
> strange.
>
> On Wed, Apr 11, 2018 at 11:49 AM, Dave Angelin
I finish the work part
> Their website has absolutely no information on cycle life, I find that
> very
> strange.
>
> On Wed, Apr 11, 2018 at 11:49 AM, Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar <
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>> Discover battery is using Schneider
The Discover warranty is an excellent source for those who want to learn
about how to damage and not to damage an LFP battery bank!
If the bank is designed and reasonably used, it could outlive many of us!
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I simply hire a C10 if I need one to finish a job. Most of the time, C10's
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40+ years of electrical engineering is a great equalizer! FRIDAY !
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I do not want to sound like I am plugging Discover AES batteries and there
use with Schneider and soon Outback. There web page has a 3 phase XW+
system on it and all the coms built in to the BMS to work with Xanbus. AEE
had a webinar also last week. It is on their U-tube channel.
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> We are building a similar system presently, 60 kW Sunny Island
Why is it #6? Usually the solar panels wire size determine Array Teks size
for this wiring. What do they say please? --Dave
> How about an insulated loop clamp like this one:
> https://www.fastenal.com/products/details/0216763
>
> You can get them in stainless and they have the rubbe
Dana, sometimes I virtual track if I think that city hall is going to be a
problem. Virtual tracking also has better wind/snow loads on Mountains and
easier with the crazy requirements in hurricane zones.
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could get 2KW on that 6 inch pole and very quickly give a huge positive
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No failures here either, always #10 thhn strands and a few from the old
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> you have a problem that is much bigger than I work on. But on a large
> motor heavy starting loads problem, we used an extra capacito
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This does sound like a challenge and keep us informed on what you do
please! Good Luck! --Dave
> Hello Ray,
>
> I have a couple 60/100 kW SMA Sunny Island systems out there, systems with
> 100 kW generators, 400 kWh battery banks a
I must have missed this in your post!
https://solar.schneider-electric.com/solution/centralised-solar-power-plants-1500v/
You can navigate to their engineering team. I have found that once you
have a case number you communicate easily with e-mail.
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> I have been studying IR diagnostics quite a lot, b
You would be separating the heater load from the hot tub jets right? If
you do not then the jets will not run unless the power is on?
Seems like a problem if someone wants to use the tub when the gen set is
off. --Dave
> Wireless - I have no clue but - Simplest thing that comes to mind
Blue Ion ? made in Hawaii !
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mppts or an XW+ and the hi voltage mppt just works
too well. XW+ can be configured for 6.8 KW @ 120vac if needed. I am going
to use alot of skyboxes if they release it in November!
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> Hello Wrenches, I am trying to redesign a couple hundred watt load
> off-grid system by first focusing on t
Array Technology has metal options for the AZ-250 and other trackers for
coastal regions. I have not checked this lately though.
What about DPW? --Dave
> Hi All,
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> On 6/10/18 3:56 PM, Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar wrote:
>> 3 Midnite 600v SPD's !
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>>> Anyone got a line on half decent three phase 600 V lightning
>>> suppression?
>>> delta 603 just ainââ¬â¢t getting it.. thanks
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consumption I would appreciate
a link. The Brand Osburn is excellent and they have supported their wood
stoves to me and clients for at least 30 years.
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Way too many issues when you mix equipment manufacturers. Do you want
torture?
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the garage where it is cool, no smoke, and power 24/7.
Schneider does build the GFCI into the CC and I have had them shut down an
XW with close in lightning which is a plus.
Yes on fixing this!
Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar
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I would tell them to do it! I have heard people say that it could be
interpreted differently. I know of at least 100 of my offgrid clients have
claimed the credit and none have been audited since 2005. None before that
also
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You could ask them? I know the XW+ works fine with the SMA TL series grid
inverters. Phone: +1 866-519-1470
Email: re.techsupp...@schneider-electric.com --Dave
> Does anyone have a recommendation on a battery based inverter to AC Couple
> with a Solar Edge 11400A-US Inverter that is a
Definitely agree and can't believe people still do multiple strings with
so much choice out there.
>From Red October, "one ping Vasili, one ping only" --Dave
> One of the biggest issues I find w/ battery installations is instead of
> using larger capacity 2 volt cel
"inherited" clients. I like to teach mine
to to this right and alway have a copy of the check for the battery near
the bank. A picture of a fire truck with lights on might help this guy...
Good Luck
Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar
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system with a missing 2V battery until one is obtained if that
happened.
2V systems are much more reliable in my experience than strings of 6V
batteries.
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