WINDY Dancoff taught me pressure times flow was power, pressure times
volume was energy,
On Oct 29, 2017 10:47 AM, "Dana" wrote:
> That’s where I was confused the septic designer said only 10% more. It's
> not just flow it is this ridiculous excess pressure they require
>
> -
That’s where I was confused the septic designer said only 10% more. It's not
just flow it is this ridiculous excess pressure they require
Dana Orzel Great Solar Works, Inc.
208.721.7003
My comment was blinking a "dimmed LED" the benchmark for testing this.
Most lighting does very well when it has the full 120vac on it.
The blink is pretty fast and does not always happen in my Outback and
Schneider users (which is weird to me). Typically it is a refrigerator
start on a 50% or less
But the question you asked as to which uses more energy, i expect they use
tbe same or close to the same, the 1/2 hp runs 2x longer.
On Oct 29, 2017 6:24 AM, "Chris Mason" wrote:
If you can get the Class rating of the motor, it will tell you a lot about
the start current requirements of the pump
Wow must be nice to be limited to 5 hours
>> “canyon that limits the PV collection to 5 hours on a December day”
We’re going into the time of where we get less than an
hour !!
Just had to comment,
Bob
> On Oct 29, 2017, at 4:29 AM, Darryl Thayer wrote:
>
> canyon that limits the PV collection
If you can get the Class rating of the motor, it will tell you a lot about
the start current requirements of the pump.
On Sun, Oct 29, 2017 at 4:29 AM, Darryl Thayer
wrote:
> Hi, Dana, I know you have a different situation using a sewage ejector
> (grinder pump) but I have a customer that has a
Hi, Dana, I know you have a different situation using a sewage ejector
(grinder pump) but I have a customer that has a 1/2 HP well pump. I do not
know the drawdown, I think it is 60 feet. It runs from an Outback VFX
3648, and a 4000 Watt autotransformer standard across the line starter. It
has n
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