Hi Bruce
You might check with Sunwize, or AMERESCO
Jay
> On Jun 7, 2018, at 4:02 PM, Bruce Erickson wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> I have a super particular customer who needs a small top-of-pole rack, but
> will not accept anything but aluminum or stainless (or bronze or titanium or
> . . ). No
Array Technology has metal options for the AZ-250 and other trackers for
coastal regions. I have not checked this lately though.
What about DPW? --Dave
> Hi All,
> I have a super particular customer who needs a small top-of-pole rack, but
> will not accept anything but aluminum or stainless (or
That's funny, Unirac were some of the weakest TOP mounts I ever used.
Better be sure and get stainless pipe for in the ground, because the
pole right at the transition into the ground is the first thing that
will rust.
Another idea, it might be easier to find all Aluminum racking in a
Hi All,
I have a super particular customer who needs a small top-of-pole rack, but will
not accept anything but aluminum or stainless (or bronze or titanium or . . ).
No galvanized steel! Anyone have a lead on a rack manufacturer that has all
aluminum pole tops, like Unirac used to make?
http://www.lifebluebattery.com/rv-boat-lithium-ion-batteries/index.html
Bluetooth communications with the EMS built in.
On Jun 7, 2018, at 11:56 AM, cwarfel wrote:
I am trying to redesign a couple hundred watt load off-grid system by first
focusing on the battery technology. The Li
Discover AES has some very nice Li-ion batteries that work directly with
Schneider Electric and soon Outback.
http://discoveraes.com/
Almost all of the LFP batteries are selling for about $1,000 per usable
KWH. They are expensive but if you do the math, and pick a company that
will be there,
I am trying to redesign a couple hundred watt load off-grid system by
first focusing on the battery technology. The Li based battery
"packages" I am aware of are essentially for a residence, which is too
large for this application. Can you recommend a manufacturer of Li
batteries that can be
Simpliphi batteries, lithium ferro, are safe but a little expensive.
Sent on the run from my phone. Please excuse brevity and typos.
> On Jun 7, 2018, at 6:05 AM, cwarfel wrote:
>
> Hello Wrenches, I am trying to redesign a couple hundred watt load off-grid
> system by first focusing on the
I'll x2 what Ray saysunless it specifies AC or DC then the voltage rating
applies to either.
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On Jun 2, 2018, at 11:10 AM, Ray wrote:
>
> I pulled up the Ilsco site. They are rated to 600 volts. That voltage is AC
> and DC, unless it
Hello Wrenches, I am trying to redesign a couple hundred watt load
off-grid system by first focusing on the battery technology. The Li
based battery "packages" I am aware of are essentially for a residence,
which is too large for this application. Can you recommend a
manufacturer of Li
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