Hi Guys,
Ideal and Princeton have both exited this space.
Delta is solid, there is also Dynapower with a 125KW class and larger.
-Wes Kennedy 303-653-3073
On Wednesday, April 21, 2021, 12:54:32 PM MDT, Lloyd Hoffstatter
wrote:
A couple of other sources – Ideal, Delta and Princeton
Hi Chris,
Another company that may be worth looking at is ELM.
http://www.elmmicrogrid.com/
It looks like they have some 480V commercial packages.
Cheers
Dave
On Wed, Apr 21, 2021 at 3:48 PM Chris Schaefer
wrote:
> All good ideas, but what I'm trying to avoid is putting 3 inverters
> together
All good ideas, but what I'm trying to avoid is putting 3 inverters
together in order to achieve 3 phase. I did take a look at the Delta unit
suggested by Jay and intend to contact them for more details. So if you
know of a single inverter setup that provides 3 phase in a BBU and
Microgrid
A couple of other sources – Ideal, Delta and Princeton Power all have larger
battery based (typ. 480 VAC) inverters. Some info on Ideal 30 kW
https://www.idealpower.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/30kW-battery-converter-RevD-16Feb2016.pdf
Best regards,
Lloyd
Sunstruck Consulting
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This was brought up in a previous thread possibly years ago, but we can't
use Geocel 4500 in at least one jurisdiction here because it lacks ASTM
testing to some required standards that the AHJ is looking for. I can't
remember if that was D4586 or C920. I confirmed with Geocel at the time
that the
Hi Chris,
Does he need parts or a whole new fan?
Jay
> On Apr 20, 2021, at 3:22 PM, ch...@oasismontana.com wrote:
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> Hi folks:
>
> I have a fellow who needs to replace his 24V greenhouse ventilation fan; he’s
> got the solar and the batteries, just needs the (16” diameter) fan. If you
We use Quick Mount PV L-Mount but we're switching to IronRidge FlashVue
soon. I've seen too many non-flashed solar pool heating mounts work their
way loose to trust a mount without a flashing. While PV mounts are
different and arguably better, I still prefer a fully flashed method.
That said, I
OK, I'll stick my neck out. We've done very few flashings on comp for
the last 18 years or so, using (first) the highest quality polyurethane
caulk we could find. However, for the last 10 years we've been using
Geocell 4500 which states on the tube that it is compatible with
asphalt/comp
Here is another from CPS
https://www.chintpowersystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/CPS-ESS-30-60kW-65-130kWh-Datasheet-September-19-2019.pdf
Jay
> On Apr 21, 2021, at 8:32 AM, Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar
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> I know Schneider has a way for that Jay. I just took XWpro webinar
I’m interested in what the group has to say about the trend, by the racking
manufacturers, away from the use of flashings for asphalt/comp roofs? We have
long used SnapNRack flashings with much success. I especially like the fact
that the penetrations are fully flashed and do not rely on
I know Schneider has a way for that Jay. I just took XWpro webinar
yesterday. Maybe a transformer was used for 480v but clusters up to around
40 KW.
Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar
"we go where powerlines
don't"
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Hi Christopher
I’m not sure what power your looking for.
Try
https://www.princetonelec.com/dela-inverter
There are others too
None of the normal ( OB, Schneider etc) will do 208-480. Only 120-208
Jay
> On Apr 20, 2021, at 4:15 PM, Chris Schaefer wrote:
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> G'day All,
>
> I'm not
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