Battery less Inverters [RE-wrenches]
jay peltz
jay at asis.com
Mon Feb 5 17:21:27 PST 2001
Hi All,
I have a AEI GC-1000 on my house. Easy to install, GFI; AC and DC breakers
included, outdoor rated, lightning protection included. Its quiet, has good
metering (optional), I installed a standard KWH meter right next to it running
forward for $100 vs the $500 for the meter.
I have nothing but good things to say and if anybody wants to contact me
further on it please do.
thanks,
jay
Jay Peltz
Peltz Power
Jim Hartley wrote:
> Travis Creswell, Ozark Solar wrote:
> > Actually Trace Sun Tie's to be more specific. I have a few quotes out
> > there
> > with Sun Tie's and am thinking about pulling them. Recent posts (can I
> > say
> > all of the posts) on the Sun Tie from people who have actually installed
> > them is that they aren't working.
>
> This is important to know about. I have yet to consider one of these
> particular units seriously for anything. I'd rather others do that
> first. Maybe we should take a poll of about how many of various types
> of grid-tie inverters have been installed by those here and see how each
> unit has performed. I had a developer contact me just today wanting to
> put PV into fourteen condominiums he's going to build in a rather
> politically sensitive, high profile project. If this does go forward
> this would NOT be a good place for any problems occurring. It would be
> most embarrassing, not to mention frustrating. This project must be
> foolproof and idiot proof.
>
> > From what I gather they cut out at/above ~600 watts. Is this just one
> > Sun
> > Tie model or do we suspect it's all of them?
>
> Hmmm. Troubling.
>
> > What other brands are available in the US today? Omnion? AES?
> >
> > Travis
>
> SMA/Sunny Boy [German] was mentioned
> Advanced Energy [not the same as AES I think]
>
> Both of these look interesting. Also, Omnion has a lot of experience
> through the years. As some may recall, Omnion derives from the old
> Windwerks group near Milwaukee. The first inverters I ever sold were
> two of their first grid-tie units which went to Wisconsin Electric Power
> for a test project. That was in 1983.
>
> Jim Hartley
> http://www.homestead-specialties.com
> Business Email: JamesHartley at homestead-specialties.com
> Direct Email: grail at inil.com
>
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