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Couldn't you power a relay from the incoming utility, so it closes on
loss of utility?
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sense from the FN-DC and the GT mode signal to
control the output of the controllers.
Sorry for any confusion
Phil
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Good explanation of the feature. When did GCC make it into the firmware,
and can the older ones
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I haven't any direct experience with the smart meters tripping inverters,
but the issue of SCRs and generators is well known. I suspect you
understand the problem, but to recap it, the problem
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All of this refers to shingle roofs, which we don't see much of. We mostly
deal with concrete and corrugated steel/galvalume, the latter being a
nightmare. Does anyone have good ideas for dealing with corrugated? There's
no way to flash it, the blocks are fine when you hit a beam on the ridge
but
for obvious reasons.
On Jul 4, 2012, at 6:01 AM, Chris Mason wrote:
All of this refers to shingle roofs, which we don't see much of. We
mostly deal with concrete and corrugated steel/galvalume, the latter being
a nightmare. Does anyone have good ideas for dealing with corrugated?
There's no way
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I use corrugated mounting bridges - that's the problem. If the center of
the beam falls in the trough, the corrugated bridge
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manufacturers making these types of screws
now, so there may be other sources.
Hope that helps!
Bill
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Can you provide a link to the product you are using - I found a lot of
screws on that site but none
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How much current is flowing into the batteries?
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Jeff,
In my limited knowledge of this issue, there is no doubt DC arcs have the
capacity to burn and are difficult to extinguish, and good wiring practices
are essential at these elevated voltages. However, you need to distinguish
between high temperature arcs which can burn, and Arc-Flash risks
I didn't mean to suggest arc flash could only happen at 480V, just that it
is less likely to be very serious at lower voltages.
The PPE needed for work on 480V switchgear looks like the person is in the
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