Recent content by Balrog006

50% would be the minimum discount to start. I’d consider it as a spare/backup to mine in service, but again that would depend heavily on the cost to me. As Timselectric said, you buy new equipment (even if it’s to replace virtually the same device) it’s eligible for the credit. So you’d get...

They sent it the next morning or something, still around 30¢/W for the panels I wanted, not a good enough deal SanTan Solar: Here's FREE Shipping! Use code: free_ship

Anyone have the code for this promo? I signed up, even though I was already on their list, to get the code and haven’t been sent the code yet.

I’ll bet if their pricing algorithm could display changes of decimal cents on the website it would.

What do you have left now-is your pricing still the same from your post in Dec of last year?

So you have 1? 10,000? Or something in between?

I installed one of these (390 model I think) on my traditional AC unit. It was drawing something like 135A in startup and aside from the possibility of being able to run or start it on my 30a/7500W generator I wanted the inrush lowered to shock my 15k less. It’s down to an average of around...

Chargeverter runs 5kW and 30a. OP wants a 50a capable solution-probably 8kw+. Though for a “beefy” Westinghouse that can produce 50a, it’s still a portable and shouldn’t be run at max continuously (portables aren’t meant for continuous use at their maximum ratings) maxing out the Chargeverter...

Is this a code inspected application? If it is then no, ground needs to be factory colored the correct color (as stated anbove) and cannot be recoded as green/ground unless size 4AWG or above.

That drawing doesn’t make any sense though. In the material table the call out a 12’ post (144” c channel) first line. But they call out 7’ imbedded and 8’3” above ground. Thats a 15.25’ long post not 12’. Even with their optional 14’ driven post (the difference in the length gets driven)...

Is that more strict to the left? Or more permissive?

In the US, per standard NEC, AC and DC conductors that are part of the “same system” can share space in the same enclosure. For example a wiring gutter that has solar DC going to the inverter and main AC from a switch to the inverter are part of the same system and permissible with certain...

Mine fires up one of its 240v pumps to circulate and for the cleaning cycles- but only at a low speed. Under low loads and speeds 240v motors are more efficient than 120v ones pushed.

One far sale with some batteries here: https://diysolarforum.com/threads/for-sale-sol-ark-and-fortress-power-eflex-5-4-complete-off-grid-system.74088/unread

From other answers posted here I believe you do have to do them individually.