I have an extra one of those if you want it.
On Apr 26, 2015 8:43 AM, "Chuck McCown" <[email protected]> wrote:

>   A load of that size really needs a regular telecom rectifier/charger.
> They are designed for exactly this application.  If your load is 100 amps,
> the power supply needs to be probably 120 or 150 with current limiting so
> it can pull the load and charge the batts after an extended outage.  Lately
> I have been using these:
>
> http://www.eltek.com/us/detail_products.epl?id=1233974&cat=24671&k1=&k2=&k3=&k4=&close=1
>
> If you get the BC-2000 controller, you get a nice battery load test and
> telemetry option too.   You can run the system just on batts for any
> specified amount of time and graph the discharge.  Shows the life and
> health of the battery really quickly.
>
>
>  On Apr 23, 2015 11:34 PM, "TJ Trout" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> I have a dc load that I need to power using a switching ac to dc power
>> supply but I also occasionally need to power the load from batteries, I was
>> planning to put the load, power supply and battery clamps in parallel, is
>> that a acceptable solution ? Can I power the load from battery and back
>> feed DC into the supply without damaging it? Would there be a significant
>> drain back into the supply?
>>
>> If this isn't ok, what's better solution? Diode ? SPDT switch ?
>>
>> The load is 50V 100A so that makes diodes and switches a challenge to
>> find. ..
>>
>

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