HUP Solar ones I have installed since ’94? http://hupsolarone.com/
I have only have one failure & I completely attribute the failure to a client
who obviously “Knew way more than me”. He managed to kill a set in 1.2 years &
wanted a warranty replacement. I told him to “forget it that, I was
I have them in my own home and use them when I spec AGM batteries. The steel
enclosures, gives you a vertical battery bank, making for a smaller foot print.
Once you get the hang of installing the individual cells, they work well, look
great. Also semitic rating can be obtained by using the
Colleagues:
I have abandoned IBE and Hawker for steel jacketed batteries. Instead I am
very pleased with Deka/MK M-series steel jacketed batteries. They require
minimal maintenance and hold up well over time.
William
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millersolar.com
Hi All,
As someone who has loyally recommended, used and installed Rolls/Surrette
batteries for 2 decades, I am interested to hear from those that have a
decent history with both Rolls and HUP batteries. My experience with Rolls
(in significant part do to my relationship with Roy at RAE) has been
Jay,
HUPs. They're made by Enersys. I have yet to see a failed cell.
I'm backing away from IBE (which I have in my own home), as just this
week one longtime client has a second failed cell (out of 24) on a
seven-year-old set. He takes meticulous care of them too. The first one
several years
Bruce,
The very first time I saw UniRac's 'new' extruded aluminum hub at a show
I figured it would fail over time, and I was assured that it wouldn't.
It did.
My best suggestion would be to talk with Jeff Randall at Solar Rackworks
in Albuquerque. He welcomes custom work and produces
HUP is made by Enersys. We've had great luck with them over the years,
sold many sets. 2100 cycles to 80% DOD is written into the 10 yr warranty.
Ray Walters
Remote Solar
303 505-8760
On 6/8/18 8:54 AM, jay wrote:
HI All,
I’ve wondering if there are recommendations for steel cased flooded
HI All,
I’ve wondering if there are recommendations for steel cased flooded industrial
batteries.
Would be looking for 12v packs, 1500-2000 amp hr.
There are many brands out there, HUP, IBE, Enersys, others?
Its been a while since I’ve had to even look at them and I figured someone out
there
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