ST performance [RE-wrenches]
Bob-O Schultze, Electron Connection
econnect at snowcrest.net
Tue Jul 10 05:12:51 PDT 2001
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Bill,
Huh? The LOWER voltage side of a 240vac buss? Pardon my ignorance.
Just what the hell are you talking about? You've got two, separate,
117vac legs 180 degree out of phase with a common neutral. What, turn
on all the loads in the house and see which side has a higher voltage
drop? What's up with that?
Granted that while feeding 1/2 of the main panel any extra power
would scoot out to the grid and be "re-consumed" later on, but the
fact remains that with a 120vac feed from a single inverter, you feed
one and ONLY one side of your mains.
Bob-O
>Bob-O,
>
>No assumption. One 120-Volt inverter, pick the lower voltage side of the
>240-Volt. Two 120-Volt inverters, one on each side of the split-phase.
>
>We have over 1,000 120-volt single inverters on the grid in California--come
>visit some time.
>
>Bill.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Bob-O Schultze, Electron Connection
>[mailto:econnect at snowcrest.net]
>Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 9:35 AM
>To: RE-wrenches at topica.com
>Subject: RE: ST performance [RE-wrenches]
>
>
>Bill,
>You assume two or more inverters, not always, or even mostly, the case.
>Bob-O
>
>
> >Bob-O
> >
> >120-Volt inverters are put on opposite sides of a 120/240 breaker panel in
> >the same balanced way that we take loads in a balanced manner from a
> >busbar--no problems. All house circuits get the benefit regardless of which
> >side of the busbar the systems are on. KWh's are the same whether produced
> >by a 120-Volt source or a 240-Volt source.
> >
> >Bill.
>
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