Hi Bill, Do you think they will be dealing with lithium batteries? I
will call if you don't know. You don't want to know about what is going on
with them in the central Sierra.
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system. They can do the same thing later and just have
two LFP banks/inverters.
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On Sun, 24 May 2020 07:15:53
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depended on. I have not seen anyone saying that. A good question Jay
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On Sun, 24 May 2020 07:15:53 -0700, Jay wrote: One
question I have
XW and Radians.
The LG failed in dead short and the bms was good
still. Big Ouch! Glad I was home
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On Sun, 24 May 2020 15:31:5
Hi Jerry,
When I looked at Blue Planet I had to pay the sales tax as
none the normal distributors would carry Blue Planet. Has that changed
please?
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as never balanced at all.
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On Mon, 25 May 2020 14:08:03 -0700, Mark Frye
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> Folks,
>
> Back again into the way back machine
P 55
Rated
* IEC 62133 Safety
* UL 1973 Safety Certified
* UN 38.3
Transport Certified
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Which model magnum can do this please?
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On Mon, 25 May 2020 19:26:07
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I believe that Magnu
is getting
some overtime use now. Thx! FRIDAY !
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Sophisticated High Current BMS
Field Serviceable BMS
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Run the system without the branch that tripped. Sorry if I missed that
you have done this. I appreciate you reminding me why I keep all of the
electronics inside. I get tempted
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the problem.
Nice and cool! Gonna play "highway to hell" and
wack the weeds.
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On Sat, 6 Jun 2020 18:35:30 -0700,
Jay wrote:
ter a surge? I guess it would be hard to reverse the load
panels to test? Will think about this later some more. Good Luck!
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The good LFP batteries all tell you max charge/discharge rate and that
in their specifications. Cascading of batteries usually widens these rates.
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it is
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On Thu, 11 Jun 2020 15:56:25 -0400, Matt Sherald
wrote: Friends, About seven years back I connected a dozen M215 Enph
, inform the client and get a personal liability waiver for your
company.
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nough for me, and certainly not my clients.
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On Fri, 12 Jun 2020
10:08:28 -0700, Mark Frye wrote:
Thanks Jay,
I talked ag
I take it he will not allow you to tape the wiring with white tape and
put a warning sign on the JB? You have to do what he wants but I feel your
pain. Good Luck! I would think a good electrician would measure first:)
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I know both Schneider mppt's can be negative, positive, or ungrounded.
Others must do this also. Is that what you are asking?
They work as
expected as far as I have seen.
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Hi Corey,
Yep I have seen them up in Napa on a small lake. It seems
very risky in the Caribbean. The only thing I want on a roof is gutters for
rainwater. You can tell I am biased. Maybe someone else has better info.
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I do not think the sharpie will last more than 5 years or so. I have one
here that will fade to unreadable in direct sunlight. Down on the Baja, a
Silver colored tarp will make it one summer. The great equalizer El Sol.
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Sharpie in the JB is fine. Outside, not so fine...
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> I bring up the sha
If there was something available like a sharpie with acrylic latex I
would use it more. Just easier to put it in the JB and know it will last.
As far as code, I just do what the inspector wants. Luckily I do not see
them much
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Hi Howard,
I am sure that the SMA guy here on wrenches will give you a
better answer. If not I would escalate this at SMA as you are right.
The
LG will do what you want. Something is not programmed correctly. Three of
the Resu 10H are going to take some time to replace near 30KWH.
Dave
Also adding in that sending old equipment that has been in the sun for 20+
years to the 3rd world may not be the best thing for these people. Many
solar panels last a very long time until they are removed! Intermittent
equipment is the last thing they need ! I have been involved with used
equipment
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I have done this also! I do have respect for Darwin. As long as a school
bus full of kids is not anywhere near the well and it does not sound like
a fault deep in the ground will start a wildfire. That was my reasoning at
least!
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The 2V L16's are 2V one cell. The 6 volt L16's are (3) 2 volt cells but
you should see the SG being way off, right?
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> That was my point: voltage is not very helpful on th
h of
these products are scheduled for the 2nd half of 2017. LG probably makes
one of the safest new technology batteries in the world and is an upgrade
option for the Tesla roadster.
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Thanks Jay,
I will read the manual later but would you know for sure that is pump soft
starts? The MQ did not.
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> Grundfos SCALA2
> its the new version of the MQ pump.
>
>
Unless it is a very large offgrid system I agree with Brad. Also if the
electrics fail, are they underground?
I would typically pump to a tank and then drain to a surface pump and
pressure tank/switch at the home.
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Often when the fan fails it is caused by the thermistor on the PC board
that has failed. That is why Outback wanted you to buy the PCB. The
battery temp sensor is probably fine and you can check it reading the
temperature of the battery in one of the menus.
--Dave
> Did you pull the boards w
I was mixed up thinking someone was saying to replace the "battery temp
sensor" instead of the inverter/charger heat sensor.
> HI Dave
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> Every one Iâve ever seen is replaceable.
>
> The sealed units come with a short 1/2â temp sensor, and the vented
> units com
Hmm. This does not sound good! Three phase power correct? You could try
connecting a different inverter to the generator.
Are you sure the generator is staying connected and outputting qualifying AC?
There are set-points for bulk and absorb and they are the same right?
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-10. This is not scheduled until sometime in the 2nd half of
2017.
The other very impressive release later this year is the Outback Skybox.
It is an all in one dual HV mppts,5KW, and does not need a battery to
work. It can be added later.
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run the full absorb time. If you had a 1000 AH bank programmed, at 2% of
the 1000 ah or 20 amps into the battery the unit will go to float. I do
not see this as your problem though!
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> HI All;
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> I was wondering if anyone had run into to trouble or special
> requirements or regulations when hauling new
t airports) to keep them from sitting up top and
doing their business. Anyone know who has it?
--Dave
> With Solarworld/SnapNRack we run wires in the rail and use clips on the
> long edge of the frame when needed. SnapNRack has a clip that fits in the
> upper rail groove to hold wires dow
I would also like something that is built for the long haul. Not much out
there except the usual suspects at costco and they are pretty much
expendables. --Dave
> Hi Wrenches, I have a client that wants to light up trees in his yard
> using solar packages in each tree. Havenât see
Definitely agree! Tesla is bleeding 8 million a day and still taking your
1K$ check for a 2018 installation. Their only savings are that Panasonic
will get the factories back east and a real "bankable" company will still
be there! Sheeesh! --Dave
> The strange days of CitizenRe and
I use that also Kevin and a place in Maine sells the Honda EU7000i
converted for propane ready to go. Let me know and I will look up the
name. --Dave
> You could use a 2 -> 3 wire converter such as the Atkinson GSCM module
> that will take the 2 wire output from the SI and convert to
n the thing that stopped me. I will follow your
post here and appreciate any updates.
--Dave
> Hi Wrenches,
>
> We have started thinking about experimenting with bifacial modules on pole
> mounts in remote locations where snow is a big issue; the idea being we
> could still be collect
across the county line into Tuolumne everything is hard to do. Geeze
an offgrid generator...Use Honda or design so that you don't need one :)
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> Hi Gary and All â
>
>
>
> We looked into the EcoGen unit, but the 6kW is discontinued and the 15kW
>
Is there still RE markets for used equipment? Thx!
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I design for a 2KWH daily electric refrigerator. Usually around 22 cubic
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Not that I have time to even think about doing this but there it is.
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can show up later. A really close strike and prayer may help but I
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> Did you use the Diode Test function on the meter? If
Nice choice! They had a pretty nice 8KW/240v also that I may use on a job!
--Dave
> All - update for those of you interested, we are starting the portal
> installation tomorrow (with a Sunny Island for better or worse) and ended
> up going with a Kohler 14RESA propane generator. This sh
I remember most having to run a small soar panel to keep the start battery
from draining. I too hope that is fixed. It looked to me that the offgrid
warranty is 1/2 of grid-tie. --Dave
> What is the standby current draw on this unit. In
> the past, that has been an issue with Kohler.
>
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long before its time. We very rarely need Pro engineering
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I see LG is offering panels with their own micro-inverter. I bet they
have an excellent product warranty. I have been testing their RESU-10
home energy battery for a year now and it is rock solid. Built to last!
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> Chris,
>
> Took me a while to jump but this season we went to A
Definitely agree! And for Offgrid why use the roof for anything other than
being a roof. Been there for 25 years now. Electronics on a roof is just a
choice that I understand, but don't care for! --Dave
> This is why string inverters continue to be the most future proof design
> st
for longevity, or even a 600V mppt charge controller
like I use offgrid. --Dave
>The other argument, Tom, is that it is easy for someone like BP to drop
> one of its many product lines and keep all of its others. With no
> history, any new hardware will have to generalize on â
Luck! --Dave
> I seem to recall older FX series spitting out this
> error following a short on the AC side. Did the system
> crash?dbDan
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I will just say I am not a fan of mixing systems. I am not saying this
would not happen if the system was all Outback.
The solar charge source is not in the network and that is an easy step to
eliminate from the beginning at design.
It also takes alot of the mystery out:)
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I remember beta testing with Schneider in 2006 and the effect was there
but quickly went away with networked charge sources. --Dave
> Wrenches...
>
> At my former employer this same thing actually occurred with their
> controllers about 7-9 years ago... caused a bit of a stink bac
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expensive and this set-up did work for
Surrette, at one time. Interested to hear what is better and easier!
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Chem also.
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> Have you tried them, are they reliable?
>
> On Mon, Aug 7, 2017 at 1:05 PM, Starlight Solar Power Systems <
> l
FYI, the LG Chem RESU10 consumes about 40 watts or less with the XW+ main
breaker off.
> Hi Jay and Dave,
>
> LiFeBlue battery has a wireless Bluetooth monitor that is connected to the
> BMS in each battery. SoC, current, cycle life, voltage, health, battery
> faults and more is
In discharge mode the RESU 10 is less than 2 watts. --Dave Angelini /
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> FYI, the LG Chem RESU10 consumes about 40 watts or less with the XW+ main
> breaker off.
>
>
>
>> Hi Jay and Dave,
>>
>> LiFeBlue battery has a wireless Bluetooth monitor that
Agree Larry and thanks for the update. Have you placed a Lifeblue order?
They all are pretty pricey, even the LG resu10 is about 4,800 at this
time. I do like the idea of easily adding on another string of Lifeblue
at a later time. --Dave
> Hi Dave,
>
> I looked at them a couple year
Quite happy here with the Grundfos Scala2.
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> Happy Friday, Mechanix~ Sometimes I encounter "off the grid clients" who
I did also! The Grundfos Scala2 is far better! --Dave
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> We've used the Grundfos MQ series for years for exactly that purpo
If the install has an AC bypass, he should use this to troubleshoot. Ac
bypass takes the inverter/charger out of the loop. --Dave
> Have a client where I recently installed an Outback VFX3524 inverter in
> June. Heâs using a Honda generator and has recently started having
> issues. He
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Dave Jeremy RodriguezDave
> I have seen all the spec sheets. I need the horizontal, hole to hole
> dimensions.
>
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Or ask DP&W for advice? Since these Sanyo modules are long out of business
and warranty just drill them where it makes sense!
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> You might also consider Solar Rackworks. Run in Albuquerque by Jeff
> Randall, formerly the engineer at DP&W. Well built, clean d
That was nice Larry,
I just can't imagine that in a clients offgrid home. Homebrew is for beer
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Looks like you need a 2nd meter to test the sushi... --Dave
Dave Foxfire EnergyDave
> My fluke 337 DC clamp meter is consistently reading about 10 A less than
> what I'm seeing on the flex max and Mate3.. Outback tells me my fluke is
> lame.. Bad sushi?
>
> Dan Brown
&
Probably a good idea to test that HBCO is set right, actually does shut
down the inverter, and stays programmed correctly in a LBCO or complete
drain of battery.
Dave DrakeDave
> The plan is to use N/C relays. As this is in a
> backup system, N/O relays would need to spend
> most of th
replacement is the Sears meter. Probably cheaper
than a Fluke factory calibration:) --Dave
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The LG is a RESU 10 or 10H?
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> Hello again, wrenches.
>
>
>
> I know many of us have run into the quandary and that is prioritizing
> loads
> in a critical load panel.
>
>
>
> About to put in some LG RESU units with the SE7600 StorEdge
I thought so but I wanted to ask anyway. I am just finishing up field
testing of the Resu10 and it is much easier to do what you want, but a
very different application. I will be curious to see what you end up
doing! --Dave
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applications. Would like an easier way to implement.
Thx! Dave Angelini / Offgrid Solar
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> Excellent â I had seen Energy Sentry yesterday and just spoke to that
> team. Will have a more detailed call with them this afternoon.
>
>
>
> Will follow ba
floor that can be mopped and kept clean in a kitchen
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>
> I
can always burn them and create heat to
get rid of the moisture.
Sarcastic today after about 40 days of smoke, wildfires, and a very
unusual for here stint of 100+ days. --Dave
Dave DanaDave
> I did a system in costal Costa Rica right after Y2K flopped with equipment
> previously inst
No matter what you end up doing the rodent issue needs to be solved before
I would go into an area like that.
Just saying! It is not that hard to insist on it to the owner. It is for
their own good! --Dave
Dave Matthew SirumDave
> Greetings William,
>
> Regarding a sealed charge c
eery for a Friday.
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Dave drake.chamberlin@redwoodalliance.orgDave
> In 2013 we were having a discussion of Faraday cages. I don't thi
I use the 3 phase 600vdc disco from SquareD. It does have a fuse kit but
I try to keep 2 strings max on each mppt-80-600 to avoid fuses. With that
disco you could have 3 mppts. Use one inside the building and one outside.
There is a picture on my picture link on my webpage.
Dave Angelini Offgrid
as anyone could need and will post it later. --Dave
Dave Kienan MaxfieldDave
> I don't really use Schneider much but couldn't you use the MidNite 600V
> Din rail breakers on the din rail in the XW Power Distribution Panel? I do
> realize that the available sizes would be limit
rator along with an energy sipping mini-split heat pump
or 2. A 2,500 gallon water tank and a decent pantry.
I lived there for a year and I am not sure if staying during a hurricane
or living there without cooling would be the hardest :)
--Dave
Dave cwarfelDave
> I am wondering if this will ch
piers where the whole roof was gone. It was hard to tell what the
trailer parks were to begin with.
I think Jason is right about the direction of the wind and not just the
speed. Especially a 180 degree shift near the eyewalls. I still have not
heard back from my client there...
Dave Angelini Offgrid
tside down when it is near. I tell them to keep a copy of the
check for the system and post it near the disco. If it is a known
lightning prone area they/you will have to do more! Good luck
Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar
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Many even had the numbers to Xantrex and before that Trace where it mostly
began. Still have a Trace in the storage bin from 1982.
--Dave
Dave dan@foxfire-energy.comDave
> And to think there was once a time when many of us
> had Chris and Robin's cell phone
> numbers.Dan BrownFo
Anyone can get them on the internet. They are very good batteries but need
a SOC battery monitor built-in. Too much work and too much error when the
battery manufacturer does not do this. Simpliphi has the BMS, bluetooth,
wi-fi, or meter something Puleeze!
--Dave
> Jay,
>
> We can get
ateries. I doubt
the talent/engineering exists in this very new technology.
Send them to E-bay where there seems to be plenty of people willing to
risk their apartments:) --Dave
Dave Darryl ThayerDave
> Thermal Runaway is caused by part of a cell or cells being warmer than
> other c
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--Dave
Dave Starlight Solar Power SystemsDave
> Hi Drake,
>
> What chemistry of li-ion batteries are you talking about? Some, like
> LiFePO
Chem RESU10 before I took
it off the dolly and moved the bolt cutters away from it.
It lives in the garage and has an earthquake strap now as that seems to be
the biggest hazard it presents. Flooding not good either:)
--Dave
Dave Starlight Solar Power SystemsDave
> If you are going to p
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