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
SquareD CH361 external
fused disconnect and keep all the 600V wiring external to the PDP. Curious how
others approach that.
Kevin Pegg
EA Energy Alternatives Ltd.
37471 Hwy 16 E
Telkwa, BC V0J 2X2
250-846-9888
Http://www.EnergyAlternatives.ca
From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun
Hello Wrenches,
I am curious if others out there are using the Conext Insight Portal to monitor
Schneider-based systems?
I have been using this portal for a while now. When it works I find it very
useful and fast to have a quick snapshot of system status. Lots faster than
having to log into in
see if it is happening here.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On Mar 9, 2018, at 12:55 PM, Kevin Pegg
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hello Wrenches,
>>
>> I am curious if others out there are using the Conext Insight Portal
>> to monitor Schneider-based systems?
>
Hi Drake,
Let me know if you need help finding supplier contacts. In past we have sourced
aerators and 12V compressors from aquaculture industry supply shops. They had
many options available, match the compressor to PV module with LCB and done
deal.
Kevin
From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches
We are building a similar system presently, 60 kW Sunny Island Inverters, 400
kWh battery storage (FLA), dual 100 kW backup generators, 25 kW PV, 5 kW
microhydro.
Don't know what raw capacity you are looking for, we also use XW inverters for
smaller systems but find they don't scale nearly as w
Hello Ray,
I have a couple 60/100 kW SMA Sunny Island systems out there, systems with 100
kW generators, 400 kWh battery banks and generally token renewable inputs. I
feel with this configuration we close maxing out what can be done with 48VDC.
Getting into the MW scale scares me to be honest
In case anyone is wondering why the Conext portal data has been screwed up for
a week, and as of this moment most sites are offline:
" The data processing side of Conext Insight is having troubles with the
current workload. The data is not lost, but it can take a significant amount
of time for
Hi John,
Sounds like a nightmare. I'd call hogwash on tech support saying too small
battery bank, it is small but shouldn't cause XW to ignore settings. I don't
suspect the SCP, it is just a display not a brain.
A full list of programmed parameters is useful.
- have you disconnected BTS and ch
Hi Aaron,
Echoing some comments already, what I do with these queries:
- Qualify their power needs. Is this an arbitrary 200A as stipulated by the
(old) NEC square footage rules? Or is this real actual load? Needs to have some
load calculations and qualification of their loads. This can usually
Hi Gary,
The SQFlex is current limited to 8.4A regardless of voltage. I have not had
positive experiences running SQFlex from DC voltage from a battery. It can
work, but you will not get full output volume if you are restricted to 48VDC.
The SQFlex is really designed to work with higher DC volt
Hi Mac,
So essentially this unfortunate battery bank was being close to Equalize
charged daily for a couple years? Must have gone through a lot of water. I
agree with your diagnosis they just cooked them, plates are dissolving = a
seriously over-charged and ruined battery bank. Hopefully she do
I've been packing a Hioki Power Quality Analyser along with me to all manner of
remote sites for at least a decade. It has performed perfectly and would not
hesitate to recommend that brand.
Kevin
From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On Behalf
Of Will White
Sent
Curious some years ago I was asked to audit a system with a similar design. The
question I was asked to answer is why the net kWh exported to the grid was much
less than they hoped. The punchine was the idle load on the dry transformers
were soaking up about 20% of the PV array's net production.
Hi Jay,
I have seen, touched and priced out but not yet installed or used. Spent a lot
of time with their engineers working with a couple customers of mine. The
ultrabattery looks interesting, but finding the price point very high and my
clients so far not wanting to spend a lot of money on so
Yes, correct on all - servers long since gone. We had a few of these going back
12 years. They got bought out in 2010 and not sure what happened after that.
Kevin
From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On Behalf
Of Peter Parrish
Sent: October-22-18 1:33 PM
To: RE-w
My understanding is the intention is to get more power into batteries from the
arrays during low light conditions, knowing that there is way too much power
when there is full sun and will be limited to 5 kW max per controller.
Kevin
From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenche
Hi Mac,
You could look into an Auto Transfer Switch such as the ASCO 185 series that
will do this. The larger $$ units such as the 7000 series have a lot more
programming options in them.
Kevin
From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On Behalf
Of Mac Lewis
Sent: M
The folks at African Energy have an outpost in Burkina Faso.
http://africanenergy.com/african-energy-depot-list/ouagadougou-burkina-faso/
Kevin
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From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On Behalf
Of Larry Brown
Sent: March-23-19 2:40 PM
To:
Hi,
The East Penn UnigyII 2V AGM batteries would be my recommendation. Can go up to
2,100 Ah with single string of 12 x 2V cells. More if you parallel of course.
Kevin
From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On Behalf
Of Chris Schaefer
Sent: March-28-19 1:09 PM
To:
Hi Wrenches,
Curious if anyone has had any response from Schneider renewable energy tech
support of late? I have submitted 4 cases over the last 3 weeks, couple
warranty claims, couple tech questions - and have had absolutely zero response.
My clients are starting to get irritated, and it is wa
hat information...
Sent from my Verizon LG Smartphone
-- Original message--
From: Vince McClellan
Date: Fri, Apr 5, 2019 5:28 PM
To: RE-wrenches;
Cc:
Subject:Re: [RE-wrenches] Schneider tech support AWOL?
Hi Kevin
Frustrating isn’t it. Try calling the tech support line and
Howie, I share much of your frustration.
I have dozens of clients using the Combox / Insight platform. The comboxes are
generally solid, but insight has not been reliable for at least a year. All
sorts of randomly scrambled and contradictory data from insight - wastes the
installers time when w
No, this is not adjustable. Bear in mind these are not like standard generators
where you can adjust the AVR/RPM. These are inverter/generators. I have had
instances of bad inverter boards causing low voltage. That's a repair, not an
adjustment.
Kevin
From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun
Hi Jay,
We just had the same situation, client had a set of Concorde 8D's that were at
least 20 years old. Racking in place.
We replaced with East Penn Intimidator series 8D AGM's for simplicity.
Kevin
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Hello,
I've worked with a few different systems over the years. The system by aquapro
has performed the best for us, with the few infrequent failures resulting in
overflows. Which is better than some previous units that would fail to fill and
boil cells dry if client wasn't paying close attent
Insight2 has just released a new version, think 2 days ago - check it out. It
is improved in terms of displaying performance data, but still doesn't seem to
be as tight and intuitive as Insight1 is. With Insight1's data being completely
unreliable, it's good this new platform is starting to stab
We have had good success with industrial diesels from a local generator shop
(westquip diesel). Built to order with name brand components. Put a couple 7.5
kW and few 14 kW units in last year, and they worked well through this past
winter so far.
Isuzu 3CH1 or 3CE1 engines, mated to a Stamford
Hi Christopher,
After messing about with various, lower cost, consumer-type units that always
seemed to need rebooting or otherwise fiddling with, we have standardized using
the GE MDS Orbit modems. They are industrial grade with a steeper learning
curve for setup and programming. Once up and r
We have been using the small Cotek Sine Wave inverters (300W, 12/24/48V) for
precisely this purpose for many years. Cannot think of a single problem with
them and dozens in the field.
http://samlexsolar.com/rv-power-products/ProductsList.aspx?cid=SS20
Kevin
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From: re
hat is the very best balance between fuel use / battery life.
Solar PV (or other renewables) are easy add ons. Every kWh from renewables is
saving diesel.
Hope that is useful.
Kevin Pegg
EA Energy Alternatives Ltd.
British Columbia, Canada.
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From:
ll.
R.Ray Walters
CTO, Solarray, Inc
Nabcep Certified PV Installer,
Licensed Master Electrician
Solar Design Engineer
303 505-8760
On 8/16/2013 5:38 PM, Kevin Pegg wrote:
For either config, a single point battery watering system is ideal, as uses a
lot of water. Can be automated so the fill
There was a thread on this list a while back. Several options for RS485
wirelessly.
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From: re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org
[mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org]On Behalf Of Erika
Weliczko
Sent: August 19, 2013 3:07 PM
To: re-wrenches@lists.re-wren
Hello Wrenches,
Curious how others are finding the stability of larger Xantrex XW deployments?
We have an installation with 12 Xanbus devices (4 x XW6048, 6 x XW-MPPT60, 1 x
AGS, 1 x SCP) and it keeps crashing. Power cycle the whole system and it's fine
for a few weeks and then it crashes agai
Given how that system works, could you install the CC's on their own?
Ie use a seperate scp to keep track of data?
Jay
Peltz power.
Sent from my iPhone
On Aug 22, 2013, at 10:18 AM, "Kevin Pegg" wrote:
> Hello Wrenches,
>
> Curious how others are finding the stabil
We have sold dozens and dozens of these units. There was some issues about 5
years ago getting good response from the company, but that was resolved and no
longer an issue. We have had a few failures in the field & 1 DOA. Worked with a
local appliance tech to diagnose and get them spare parts an
These folks are real I've met with and touched the product. I've been working
on a possible use of these but client hasn't said go yet so can't quite yet
vouch for the product. http://www.corvus-energy.com/
Kevin
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From: re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org
[mail
gn Engineer
303 505-8760
On 9/19/2013 9:58 PM, Kevin Pegg wrote:
These folks are real I've met with and touched the product. I've been working
on a possible use of these but client hasn't said go yet so can't quite yet
vouch for the product. http://www.corvus-energy.com/
Ke
Hi Folks,
Checking to see if anyone has had experience with the new Magnum "hybrid"
inverters? I've got a client with too small a generator that this could be a
solution for.
http://www.magnumenergy.com/Products/MSH-Mseries.htm
Kevin Pegg
EA Energy Alternatives Ltd.
37471
eseller of the SQF line for
Grundfos, used to have an exclusive for Western Canada until one of the big
plumbing wholesalers flexed their muscles.
Kevin Pegg
EA Energy Alternatives Ltd.
37471 Hwy 16 E
Telkwa, BC V0J 2X2
250-846-9888
Http://www.EnergyAlternatives.ca <http://www.ener
Hi Hilton,
My $0.05 worth as off-grid is my primary domain.
The SW4024 is an excellent inverter, reliable, robust and if you can find
another stack them for 240 and will have no issues with the 3 HP table saw
(assuming batteries can handle that is). I run my whole home from a 13 year old
p
Do you have a model # for the inverter/charger? Hard to be specific unless
identified positively. Xantrex though is hardly oddball it's really common gear
in the off-grid world.
Kevin
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[mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists
Hi Brian,
In my experience this is a relatively common failure. Fans will burn out after
a few years of continual run and yes, they are a pain to replace but can be
done, the fan can be purchased from electronics shops.
Replacing the control board that causes the fan on is an expensive hass
inspection sheets
directly.
Kevin Pegg
EA Energy Alternatives Ltd.
37471 Hwy 16 E
Telkwa, BC V0J 2X2
250-846-9888
Http://www.EnergyAlternatives.ca <http://www.energyalternatives.ca/>
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From: re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org
[mailto:re-wrenche
Solar Electric & Hot Water Incentive Partner
http://www.CatamountSolar.com
802-272-0004
On Mon, January 6, 2014 6:17 pm, Kevin Pegg wrote:
> Hi August,
>
> I have many of these batteries in service. They are generally very good
> batteries but they must be charged properly. Which
they come back
with tail between legs for help and more willing to follow the process.
Kevin Pegg
EA Energy Alternatives Ltd.
37471 Hwy 16 E
Telkwa, BC V0J 2X2
250-846-9888
Http://www.EnergyAlternatives.ca <http://www.energyalternatives.ca/>
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From: re
We have used the Xantrex XW-PDP Power Distribution Panel (positions for 3 large
DC breakers + negative distribution). Combined with a custom steel gutter with
appropriate knockouts to stub conduit into the bottom of the Sunny Island.
Works well for a 3-stack.
Have not yet used the midnite E-p
"Has anybody scoped ac line to VFX's under full charge load? I'm curious about
harmonics possibly being the culprit "
Yes, it's pretty nasty. This is why we stopped using Outback products for
off-grid sites with significant use of generator charging. Not only are the
chargers really wimpy, we
Back when this issue was first discovered, 2007, we did a very in-depth
analysis, led by an electronics engineer. We could not find any combination of
band-aids that would provide the customer with a satisfactory solution - ie a
power system that will run any load, regardless of generator operat
We installed our first XW-MPPT80-600 controller this fall. Very straightforward
to install, connect to Xanbus, device discovered, bit of programming for
battery settings and done. Note if not being installed on an existing Xanbus
enabled system, you will need either the SCP Control Panel, USB co
http://www.corvus-energy.com/energy_module.html
I have not deployed any of these, but have designs in place waiting for clients
to part with some serious cash. These folks appear more real than others out
there in that they are shipping product.
Kevin
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From: re-wrenc
We use this product for SF9300's:LSDSGU-9. # 10 / 2 conductor used mainly in
military applications.
https://www.anixter.com/north-america/ca/en/product-detail.LSDSGU-9.html
It's available special order through lots of wire suppliers. Never had good
success getting flat tray cable to seal and
Yes, and have noticed a fair bit of light flicker when other loads kick in. In
this particular office setting, it was laser printers as they warm up and
periodically keep the fuser warm there would be several seconds of really
annoying light flicker. Fridge cycling on would also flicker for a f
Hi Mac,
We fabricated and operate a similar sized (400 kWh) battery / inverter /
generator hybrid system for BC Hydro, our power utility servicing a remote
community. It has been online for 2 years now.
Using Dekka / East Penn D-series batteries which we had custom built to our
specs.
A
We bought a 10 tonne crane truck, got all certified, insured and placards for
carrying Class 8 corrosives and done deal!
Lots and lots of the Dekka batteries installed that way. Works well.
If you don't have the appropriate hardware for this, then consider hiring a
local crane & operator to m
Hi Ray,
I have several 3-phase off-grid inverter/battery/generator systems out there.
- SMA Sunny Island is the best. Can scale to at least 180 kW, maybe more.
Reliable & very solid. I have several sites going over 2 years without a single
second of power outage.
- Xantrex XW. It can work in
s not need to be
NEC2014 compliant. (maybe NEC 1956 compliant would be about in keeping
with the rest of the wiring...) This would be a budget buster for
sure.
R.Ray Walters
CTO, Solarray, Inc
Nabcep Certified PV Installer,
Licensed Master Electrician
Solar Design Engineer
303 505-8760
On
Hi Mac,
We have used tiny RV-type propane hot water heaters (ie 1-2 gallon) situated at
base of generator, plumbed into the coolant system with a thermostat control
and it thermosiphons. One site has a 30 kW Kohler genset with 6 cyl GM
industrial engine and this has been in place for 5-6 year
Hi Drake,
To answer question "does this seem like a good combination" I would reply no.
Keep in mind well pumps often kick in concurrently with other large loads,
washing machines, dishwashers, etc.
I'm sure the MS 4448 PAE will start the pump ok, but forewarn customer of
brownouts when
East Penn / Dekka cells can be ordered in this configuration. We do that when
can't get a machine in to deal with a 1,000 lb+ battery.
Kevin
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From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org]On
Behalf Of jay peltz
Sent: July 11, 2014 4:19 PM
To: RE-w
n makes it a lot friendlier to program and monitor.
My direct experience does not match with the last paragraph comments. The only
problematic installs we have worked on were installed by others and not
installed well.
Kevin Pegg
EA Energy Alternatives Ltd.
37471 Hwy 16 E
Telkwa, BC V0
Hi Nick,
We use the Sierra Wireless units. Robust industrial grade. Different versions
according to specifics of your carrier.
http://www.sierrawireless.com/productsandservices/AirLink_Gateways_Modems/Intelligent_gateways/Raven_Series.aspx
Kevin
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From: RE-wrenches
Something we have done in similar situations is wire in a small, dedicated 48V
inverter to run the sensitive loads. Always in invert mode never charging so
gen power never touches it. It's way more efficient as well than having an
inverter charging an UPS battery. It could of course also be a de
Though we use Diesel mostly, some situations LPG is best and we have been using
the Cummins / Onan Commercial Moible units for years. Many over 7,000 hrs still
running strong. Almost all are in remote auto start situations and have proven
to be very reliable. As they are designed to hang under a
or connections.
Thanks,
Kevin Pegg
EA Energy Alternatives Ltd.
37471 Hwy 16 E
Telkwa, BC V0J 2X2
250-846-9888
Http://www.EnergyAlternatives.ca
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Hi Wrenches,
aded up on one
leg.
Appreciate any thoughts to remedy. I'm not as familiar with this config as
others.
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Original message
From: Kevin Pegg
Date:03/11/2015 1:19 PM (GMT-08:00)
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: [RE-wrenches] Outback quad stack X240 breaker tripping
Hello
hes-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On Behalf
Of Kevin Pegg
Sent: Monday, March 16, 2015 10:51 AM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Outback quad stack X240 breaker tripping
Thanks for everyone's advise on this one. I've done as much as I can working
with the caretaker remotely
This sounds like the exact same issue with the FX and VFX inverters. Meter the
power quality while under charge - nasty. We found a lot of computerized
control systems on furnaces and boilers would either reject the power and not
power up, or would behave erratically, some would be ok if you pow
roblem?
Thanks,
R.Ray Walters
CTO, Solarray, Inc
Nabcep Certified PV Installer,
Licensed Master Electrician
Solar Design Engineer
303 505-8760
On 3/18/2015 9:20 PM, Kevin Pegg wrote:
> This sounds like the exact same issue with the FX and VFX inverters. Meter
> the power quality while u
oblem when charging from the
grid? Did you have any issues with controls not working on the Magnums?
Thanks,
R.Ray Walters
CTO, Solarray, Inc
Nabcep Certified PV Installer,
Licensed Master Electrician
Solar Design Engineer
303 505-8760
On 3/19/2015 3:40 PM, Kevin Pegg wrote:
> Hi Ray,
>
> T
ody,
R.Ray Walters
CTO, Solarray, Inc
Nabcep Certified PV Installer,
Licensed Master Electrician
Solar Design Engineer
303 505-8760
On 3/20/2015 11:43 AM, Kevin Pegg wrote:
> Hi Ray,
>
> Our work is almost exclusively off-grid so wasn't able to test if same result
> char
Interesting! I was head-scratching as to how to do an identical task. I'd think
a contactor on the HV PV output side suitably rated for voltage/current
triggered by the aux output once the Classic goes into float would do the
trick. I recall the Classic has that feature but never used it yet.
e Energy, Inc.
505 780-2738 cell
On 3/17/2015 2:56 PM, Kevin Pegg wrote:
Thanks, Matt for the details here.
I will be heading out to the site in the next little while and will report back
what was found.
Kevin
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From: RE-wrenches [ mailto:re-wrenches-boun..
The website doesn't list all products, but their CV Constant Voltage series
will do this. Built to order to your needs. Give them a call.
http://www.solarconverters.com/index.php/products/85-dc-dc-step-up-controllers-cv
Kevin
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From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-bou
We have successfully plumbed in RV-style hot water heaters with tiny tanks in
them, and set the thermostat to kick in at -20C (or whatever is required).
Locating the hot water heater on the floor beside the generator it
thermosiphons. One site has been working like this for 8 years unattended an
We have been supplying and installing the SQFlex series for about a decade. I'd
estimate something around 80-100 pumps out there, some PV direct filling
cisterns, some inverter powered directly pressurizing.
We have had a couple failures of the dry run switch, in water sources that were
high
We have lots of C40's out there, though not generally with such small PV input,
don't recall any issues with drifting. I just installed one and verifying the
potentiometer settings with DVM was bang on.
For a recommended substitute, consider the Blue Sky units such as:
http://www.blueskyenergy
Are you focused on LPG/CNG only? If diesel more names to add Kubota, Isuzu,
Yanmar, etc. If Gasoline Honda, etc.
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From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org]On
Behalf Of Jay
Sent: June 3, 2015 11:17 AM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: [RE-wrenches] Off
Hi Wrenches,
We have been using AEE's HL-75 and HL-100 for many years but understand that
product has been discontinued and have used the last one in stock. It was an ok
product but we had additional sheet metal fabricated to space it away from the
wall further.
Curious what other wrenches ar
If was my customer, I'd advise an XW series inverter, as it has dual AC inputs.
You can have one for grid, one for gen backup. XW's are native 120/240 but you
can field adapt to 120V if it's easier to wire in with existing wiring. If site
has any surplus power has capability to synch with grid a
At recommendation from a roofer couple years ago, we have been using this
product:
http://www.sashco.com/products/lexel/
Not used long enough to know if it stands the test of time.
Kevin
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From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org]On Behalf
Hi Larry,
I know of a Wrench living in Nicaragua doing PV work (not on the list) who I
could connect you with if you would like.
Kevin
From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On Behalf
Of Starlight Solar Power Systems
Sent: September-29-15 12:47 PM
To: RE-wrenches
We've taken delivery & installed several 4 or 6 panel top of pole mounts this
year, and they have all been perfect condition. Our difference is we purchase
them from a company based in Ontario, Canada that has rights to reproduce the
product, not entirely sure myself how that works, but the qual
Yes.
Discover is the house brand used by Canadian Energy, formerly Battery Direct.
"Canada's stored & renewable energy expert" is their tagline despite actually
having much experience with renewables - they are box movers. There is a
co-ownership link between Canadian Energy and Discover Energ
We have been using L16's made by East Penn / Deka for many years, 100's of them
installed every year, and have yet to have a cell failure attributed to
manufacturing. Sure there has been occasional melted terminals or dry battery
due to customer neglect.
What I most like about this brand is the
Interesting thread. Our firm wrote off Outback products several years ago for
two reasons:
1) beyond abysmal tech support - when we have a problem we need to talk to a
skilled, knowledgeable tech, not some kid reading off a script designed for end
users; or to sit around for a call back that ne
perfect, but.
Jay
peltz power
On Jan 15, 2016, at 11:59 AM, Kevin Pegg
mailto:kp...@energyalternatives.ca>> wrote:
Interesting thread. Our firm wrote off Outback products several years ago for
two reasons:
1) beyond abysmal tech support - when we have a problem we need to talk to a
s
Hi Drake,
I was referring to Generator charging. My understanding is the SI computes the
battery recharge efficiency, counts amp hrs removed, and returns the amp hrs
removed + the losses through inefficiency. It also has a function that's name
escapes me at the moment to have a full complete c
Yes, have a few in stock.
From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On Behalf
Of Jeremy Rodriguez
Sent: January-22-16 9:50 AM
To: re-wrenches@lists.re-wrenches.org
Subject: [RE-wrenches] SWRC50
Hello wrenches,
Does anyone have a new or used SW Series remote control ca
Hi Dan,
Curious which Android app you are using.
My circa 2000 pathfinder came with the (flimsy but lightweight) tripod option
and it is needing some work to repair it, so wondering about your real tripod
adapter as well - that would make it a lot more robust. The number of times the
clients D
Hi Chris,
The problem summary is a bit light on details to be too specific. What,
precisely, does a generator running "rough" mean? Overheating? Smoking? Breaker
tripping?
THE MS4448 has about 3 kW charging capability (63A @ 50 VDC). So the 8.5 kW
Kohler should be able to handle that easily,
Hi Lena,
You might want to give these folks a call, they may have a unit that could work
for you.
https://www.gillettegenerators.com/products/1/SPS-120#
We are currently installing a 40 kW propane generator that we had Gillette
custom build for us for off-grid. Propane powered block heater, min
Hello Wrenches,
Deep appreciation for saving me much time and hassle in beta testing products
that are released to market prematurely.
Happy to report that the Conext Combox and the Conext Insight portal from
Schneider is working very well for me it is a robust remote control, monitoring
datal
Wrenches,
Recently, we took delivery of a 40 kW LPG generator made by Gillette.
Inspecting the factory wiring of the unit, I had some concerns which are
outlined in detail below, with an engineer's response inline. The concerns are
using #4 wire to pull 175A; no plastic bushings on metallic con
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Subject: [RE-wrenches] Generator factory wiri
Hi Aaron,
A customer of mine had a very similar situation happen couple years ago, except
with the added fun of frozen batteries, split open and a resulting mess.
(system was installed by others without a proper battery box / spill
containment).
This fault was traced back to a failed MX60 cont
Hi Drake,
We have a lot of these pumps in the field, operating without issue for many
years, though they are generally operating on some sort of regular basis. But
lots of customers with seasonal situations that may have the pump idle for 10
months a year.
I would suggest applying 12/24VDC bat
, bypass the controller and put good ~ 24VDC down
there (using batteries off of your cordless tools works well for this)
These pumps will pump off 18-20V.
Good luck
On Tue, May 31, 2016 at 10:58 AM, Kevin Pegg
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