The first question that ought to be asked here is the state of the well. Is
300 feet the static water level or is it the pump level? Standard pump
installations automatically put pumps at or near the bottom of the well to use
the static water as a buffer if the pump puts out more than or near
it is the best bet.
Tom
On 2018-07-23 03:56, Dave Tedeyan wrote:
Since we are on the topic of bad battery practices...
I may be fixing up a system that was both designed and installed very
poorly.
They have a 24V Outback VFXR inverter, and ten 12V AGM batteries wired
into
5 parallel strings. I
dancy and reduced downtime while still being very stable,
more stable than an interconnected series/parallel arrangement.
Tom
On 2018-07-25 00:39, Tump wrote:
Perhaps suggesting the correct amp Hr battery bank would eliminate the
_need_ for buss bar. 2 volt EX1400 1K amp hour batteries work very
x27;d suggest a different brand, just to be safe.
Tom
On 2018-09-09 05:16, Howie Michaelson wrote:
Will, not only did we get tired of the lack of freezer space and water
on the floor (or creating a science experiment in the back of the
refrigerator when the 1/4" drain got plugged up with f
, if you get the jist.
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Sent: Monday, March 08, 2010 9:31 AM
To: RE
GROUND MOUNTED SYSTEMS NEC 690.31 REQUIRING FENCING OR SOMETHING TO PREVENT THE VILLAGE IDIOT FROM PLAYING WITH THE PV source and output conductor circuits . Besides fencing what raceways or guarding passes code and what manufacturers have a raceway , etc . to provide physical protection and reduce
omers on education, and
that can't come free either but I would suggest that it be part of the
package price that is clearly stated and emphasized as critical.
Tom
On 2015-10-26 09:25, Dana wrote:
Hey All (esp. you all newer to the solar field & not well versed in
battery systems -
omeone who has lived off-grid for years in the
past redundancy was more important to me than the alleged "ease" of a
single string.
Tom
On 2015-12-15 11:04, Dan Fink wrote:
While I also advocate single strings and minimizing parallel strings
when off the grid, single strings
Is everything feeding the inverter in good shape? Batteries healthy,
all cabling tight and clean, all connections good, all grounds in place?
You don't say what brand inverter but it sounds like whoever it is will
work with you if they've gone to those lengths already.
Tom
On 201
emove some urethane caulk from the face of module and
had to resort to a solvent-based chemical (acetoneyes, acetone) with
disastrous results.
thanks,
tom
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ing. I took a look at the Soometric PVA as it will do
individual modules and strings. But in order to determine rated output, you
need to input irradiance and cell temp either with their sensor kit or other
means. I see that there was a thread on this instrument in late Sept. 2010. Any
feedback sinc
,
marco
hello Marco, I am interested in same, have not contacted SMA tech about this,
but see that they list the SunPower modules in their String Sizer for their TL
inverters. Did you receive a response from them?thanks,tom
Tom DeBates
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se. They really would not like to stress gird further and do not want to
add a generator. Yep, they made this easy. There are more details, but has
anyone designed a PV water pumping system under these constraints and, if so,
what have been your results?
thanks,
tom
Tom DeBates
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ping that y’all
might be able to steer me towards a contactor assembly or device that
would detect reverse current flow, trigger the contactor, then open up
the inverter AC output circuit. The service is 3-phase, 208 volt. The
maximum current we intend to introduce is 70 amps, continuous. Appreci
more
atmosphere to affect insolation but the planet, last time I checked, is tilted
the same everywhere.
Tom
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Tom,
This is coming from old memory, so I give this with a grain of salt, but I
believe the noontime sun angle at my latitude (44.5) is about 78 degrees on
June 21st and about 22 degrees o
itude.
From: Tom Elliot
To: RE-wrenches
Sent: Tue, February 22, 2011 8:16:54 PM
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Array tilt angle doesn't matter?
Hmmm, I guess there could be a factor that enters into it due to the curvatu
Solstices in terms of degrees of tilt. It
is the same everywhere.
Tom
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Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 7:43 PM
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David:
Here is a handy site: http://www.susdesign.com/sunangle/
Put i
safety standpoint those considerations are
pretty minor and cheap insurance against disaster.
Tom
From: R Ray Walters
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2011 6:01 PM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Batteries in parrallel Failure
I like the fused parallel idea; could save the system, and would
failure, though I guess that’s how we learn.
Tom
From: R Ray Walters
Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2011 8:16 AM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Batteries in parrallel Failure
Tom;
That's exactly what Daryl and I were suggesting: all strings paralleled to a
central combiner box
ystems it is a
>good idea to build in as much redundancy as possible whenever possible. Oh,
>and always use a buss bar system with multiple strings, it makes for a far
>more stable system with less stress on the batteries.
Tom
From: Wayne Irwin
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 11:49 AM
Good on the buss bars Wayne. Using them removes the concerns about multiple
strings and increases redundancy and system stability. You won’t need 4/0
between single strings and the buss bar, you can probably easily use smaller
cable, just size it for the individual string. 4/0 to the inverter
redundancy and the idea of a single string failure was a big worry which is
why I never would consider it.
Tom
From: boB Gudgel
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 8:16 PM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] 24 volt Battery Bank comparison
OK, I've been hearing for years now tha
Not surprised at all about the phone company guy. It was a phone company guy
who read me the riot act that no one in their right minds would ever parallel
battery banks the way PV off-grid systems did and got me to set up my system
with separate strings connected independently to buss bars. Th
I have a Postive grounded SunPower System with two private labeled SMA 6000
watt Inverters installed in 2009 and want to use SolarEdge 7600 and their
optimizers at least for half the array ? Modules are SunPower 210 watt
modules - how do I work this out ? GatorTom PS : 48 modules ground mounted
i
Thanks Darryl
I’m going to have the installer bring the offending battery here We’ll see how
it goes
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rging if the minimum cell
voltage limit has been busted, but no first hand experience myself. If
you do a web search on "lithium ion damage over discharge" you'll see
plenty of discussion. I tried to find specs on the iCel system but
didn't find anything useful.
be careful,
Look at either the BlueSky IPM Pro Remote with shunt or the Schneider Battery
monitor. The MidNite Battery monitor is more basic as it has no shunt
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goo at the
connectors, no explanation.
We too had an installer unstack (unbolt) a whole set and now they're all trash.
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times. Make sure the MC4 connector is
clean as they seem to get funky with low voltage.
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Hi William
Quick Cable makes two UL Listed lugs both are tin plated. The really heavy one
is the MAGNA Lug and the more common one is the MAX Lug. We distribute both, so
if you want more info call be.
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Hi Jason
RELiON makes what you’re looking for in 24 volts
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Hi All
We have had similar disasters with the Aquions going bad… same problems, some
installers have loosened the nut with ruinous results but, bad trays in the
stack are common as well.
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Why don’t you go solar direct no batteries? and use AC for your back up as the
pump will do both. My experience says at least 60VDC to run the pump so 24 volt
battery won’t do it.
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Agree! use a Victron DC to DC Converter
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Has anyone seen any hard data on systems that use concentrated photovoltaics
such as ZenithSolar http://www.zenithsolar.com/ or Morgan Solar
http://www.morgansolar.com/?
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I guess my question is more along the lines of is it feasible, what are the
costs if it is, what is the predicted lifespan and does it represent any
kind of legitimate breakthrough in terms of cost? (especially for the first
link, ZenithSolar)
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"slugs" in the
fuseholders. Since we were fused at the combiner, we just left (all) the slugs
in the fuseholders. This allows the terminal loading to stay <20A. It looks to
be a very nice inverter.
good luck out there,
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FLAT PLATE OR EVECUATED TUBES.
0 angle of incidence to a flat surface ONLY THE 10 TO 2
O'CLOCK POSTION IS AT an EXCELLENT ANGLE OF INCIDENCE ! As the sun moves
off due south or the collector surface moves off due south - evacuated
tubes or any curved surface is at a disadvantage to a flat surface. Gator
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as they appear to be readily
available in Haiti. The lighting, as designed, was about twice what we needed.
One "must-do" tip: make certain that the modules are THEFT-PROOF. If you
would like more info including some pics, please contact me off-list.best
luck,Tom
Can anyone recomme
Need at least three. Can be used if in good condition.
thanks,
Tom
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Hello,
SELF is considering new battery options for our off-grid projects (primarily
health centers in Africa at this time). For the purpose of this post, assume an
average 48V 500Ah battery bank. We prefer sealed batteries because
maintenance/watering is not always available.
Does anyone have
best sealed batteries.
Thanks again,Tommy
> Date: Thu, 15 Oct 2009 17:59:49 -0700
> From: daryl_so...@yahoo.com
> To: re-wrenches@lists.re-wrenches.org
> Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Sealed Batteries
>
> hi tom
> give us some information on the charge/discharge cycle the ba
Carl,I have used fablok fasteners and "never drop" or toggle anchors for very
similar applications and liked them. I just don't trust Tek Screws for
attaching racking systems.
Never drop:http://www.mcmaster.com/#catalog/115/3266/=46tlns
Fablok:http://www.aboveboardelectronics.com/camcar/fablock
Had that arrangement used a buss bar instead of paralleling the bank together
through the batteries that part of it wouldn't have been a problem. I'm still
puzzled by the off-grid community's resistance to designing battery banks the
way large telco banks are designed, using buss bars as parall
MessageI would be very curious to hear THE battery company's, or any battery
company's, interest in warranty on a system where the strings of batteries are
paralleled through a buss bar rather than physically through the bank. The
vulnerability to failure of an off-grid system with only one or
Darryl,
Do you understand the difference between paralleling the "traditional"
off-grid way through the bank and using a buss bar? That was my question.
The installations are quite different.
Tom
--
From: "Darryl Thayer&qu
have been done traditionally.
Tom
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From: "Darryl Thayer"
Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 2009 12:04 PM
To: "RE-wrenches"
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Strings and series of batteries
No, Tom I am not sure that I know the difference betw
ttery companies beginning to provide hardware for such systems
and educating installers on how to use them.
Tom
--
From: "Michael Welch"
Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 2009 2:00 PM
To: "RE-wrenches"
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] String
rs by the wholesaler I used to deal with. I
suspect Jamie can give a better technical explanation but I do recall he
said that while the virtual circuit looks the same in a diagram the behavior
of the system is different using the buss.
Tom
It has but the one drawback is there is no bar on this bus...
From: Phil Undercuffler
Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2009 11:46 AM
To: re-wrenches@lists.re-wrenches.org
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Strings and series of batteries
The Surrette 2v L16 is one single cell built in a case the size of
consisted off and it turned out to be a mess (designed and the components
built by Jade Mountain...)
Tom
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From: "Hugh"
Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2009 8:30 AM
To: "RE-wrenches"
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Strings a
te clearly the telco installers saying, more than once, that
paralleling strings the way we always did was "nuts" and they couldn't
understand why we did it that way.
Maybe Jamie has more specifics.
Tom
--
From: "Michael Wel
This article in the Cape Cod paper floored me, especially with this quote "It's
really not a big deal," said CEO Barry Cinnamon. "The most dangerous thing is
learning about ladder safety."
http://www.capecodonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20091219/NEWS11/912109992
My gut says this will sp
opening the grounded
conductor will open the circuit. Just wondering...would a jumper form grounded
conductor to ground had prevented the acring he experienced?
thanks,
tom
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has a nice chart of properties of the various sealing tapes/ agents.
Seems like butyl and EPDM are best for our sealing applications and neoprene
for isolation.
good luck,
tom
Tom DeBates
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If you have to parallel 4 banks do it through a buss bar, not by
interconnecting cells. A few extra cables is a small price to pay for the
added stability and easier maintenance.
Tom
From: Jeff Oldham
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2010 7:14 AM
To: re-wrenches@lists.re-wrenches.org
Subject: Re
note; what is the skinny on bundling conductors of same
polarity?.Ok, bad? Searched the archives and the Internets and couldn't
find a satisfactory answer.
thanks,
tom
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f
time for the inverter/charger when running generator
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Sorry I should have explained that too... Absorb starts off at around 50% of
the available amps and tapers down to around 20% So I divided 20 by 50 = .40
there's a 5% loss factor hence .42
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an RJ-45 plug # 85-396. Does anyone know if there
is a difference in RJ-45 plugs and is there a specific one you use for Outback
applications?
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We're a Schneider Distributor and they have informed us that they (may) be
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I have sent you an OutBack retail price list in a separate e-mail let me know
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How about the Schneider XW4024 or if 48 volt a XW4548? It'll sand alone now
with gen and later grid-tie
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Jeff
While it will cause the little battery to go dead in about 2 weeks, it can't be
too much as a 5 or 10 watt solar module will keep up with it without a charge
controller
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Hi Allan
Schneider sent us one of these units for testing and I too am impressed (so
far) and I would have to say that it poses stiff competition to the PAE. We are
currently testing this unit in a fairly harsh salt environment so time will
tell but so far so good.
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Bill would you concider Helios 140 or 145 for the other rack. Contact me off
list
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Although no trees were killed in the sending of this message, a large
I don't think allowing every crazy out there to post a review on everything is
really forwarding civilization at all
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Greg
We too have had several installed for over a year with no problems whatsoever
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AquaStar had this but it disappeared when Bosch took them over
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Although no trees were
have them check it.
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Although no trees were killed in the sending of this message, a large number of
Can some post here or please e-mail me a list of generators that are not
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st one seems to be a means to limit current to the
electrode. Has anyone attempted this and/or know of a means to limit the
current to the rod?
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demand", thus a
battery bank...
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To: 'Tom DeBates' ; 'RE-wrenches'
Sent: Saturday, November 23, 2013 10:10 AM
Subject: RE: [RE-wrenches] DC arc welder?
Hi Tom,
Yes i
owest voltage batteries and EQ the
other 3 strings individually (check voltage after to make sure that they did
equalize) all batteries should now be equal voltage, if not, wait and EQ again.
You can call me Toll Free 888-895-8179 with questions.
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Allan
The name rings a bell, they might be produced by Dyno Battery out of Seattle
206-283-7450
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plates, to get
amperage out quicker for floor sweepers and the like. IMHO
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Although no trees were killed in
grid house
Without starting a big discussion, I would stick to a single series string
sized to the load for three days autonomy.
200AH is usually a rather small weekend cabin and 600AH would be a smaller
medium sized house.
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Chris
Yes they seem to be a well-made good quality battery, and we have not had any
problems in properly designed and programed systems.
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We can make them for you call me 888-503-6772
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Although no trees were killed
Howie,
I've taken a look at these and they have good stats are clean and colorful,
but are on the pricey side (fireflyenergy.com).
I think that this technology was originally developed by Caterpillar.
Good Luck,
Tom
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Gene
with the Sunny
Island for AC coupling . Tom
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I've got two Arco M 75's, 13x48. 48 W, 3.72 A, 22 volt. Their yours, if you use
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L feet or U channels or flashings on the roof AND over the top of the lag bolts
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the MidNite Classic Charge Controllers with this
Geocell 2300 is not a polyurethane sealant as far as I can determine and as I
suggested ( read the label ) is compatible with asphalt shingles , it is a
tripolymer but not a polyurethane . It is definitely better than silicones and
Sikaflex . I have never found a polyurethane listed as compatibl
CIA or KGB torture
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anyone repair SMA inverters besides the factory ?
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nothing about it.
Basically the field office in their area told them that by the time they start
investigating the outfits just shut down in one country and open up in another,
seamlessly.
Sad to say there is likely nothing you can do to introduce your dog to his
jugular.
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This has got to be a joke. Has to be from the Onion. Did they have no
physicists in the study or was it just oil company marketing people?
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Try APC line voltage corrector about $60 dollars . Gatortom
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freezers as they have tons of insulation. Call me with questions.
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Dan
Although I don’t understand the politics of this We have been selling the
SunDanzer 48 Volt 14 cu.ft. here in Panama, Central America, so as far as I
know there is a 48 volt something out there.
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I’m not sure if they are available everywhere as yet, I think they’re still
testing them with a few distributors. The compressors are not the Danfoss
they’re Tecumseh on the 48 volt units. Call me for more info on this.
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Hi Jay
Call me 888-503-6772 EST
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Tom Duffy
Senior Solar Design Engineer
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E-Mail: t...@thesolar.biz
Panama Office: 507-6126-1253
Direct Toll Free: 888-503-6772
International: 575-539-2111
SKYPE Address: thesolarbiz
NOTICE: Due to recent budget cuts, the rising cost
Does anyone have a source for a small 20aH battery / small controller outdoor
battery box . GatorTom PS : Merry Christmas
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SunLand USA at www.sunlandusa.com has a large range of 5 to 180 watt PV modules
that are all 12 or 24 volt . The modules are well made and their service is
great . They only sell 12 and 24 watt mono and poly modules . I have been
happy with their 10 , 20 , 25 , 45 , and 75 , 80 , 85 , 120,140
Oops SunLandUSA or www.solarlandusa.com for 3 to 180 watt 12 or 24 volt
modules , sorry for brain lock . GatorTom
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Hi Allan
Contact me off list as we have three different all stainless steel size wood
fired thermosiphon heaters that actually work. The old Chofu was really made
for a special charcoal block and didn’t work well on wood
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