Voltage limiting w/ C40 [RE-wrenches]
Brad Bassett
bsbassett at earthlink.net
Tue Feb 10 11:17:59 PST 2004
I would assume that the decoupling problem with these pumps would be
unique to the HS version of the pump. The HS has a much more powerful
motor than the standard 809, and the same coupling. I must assume also
that the standard 809 is quieter than the HS, I would never install one
of these buzzers in a customers house, and am not sure how long it will
stay in mine, except that it's so darn efficient running about 35 watts.
Brad
AEE
Allan Sindelar wrote:
>
> I have been following this decoupling issue with interest. This is the
> first
> time I have heard of it. We use quite a few March 809BR/24 pumps as
> primary
> loop and zone pumps with our SETH hydronic system. We have never
> included
> any voltage limiting circuitry and have never observed the voltage
> decoupling problem described. We have never cautioned clients about high
> battery voltages when running pumps. Is it possible that this is either
> a)
> unique to the 809BR/HS model with its more powerful motor, or b) a rare
> fluke?
> Allan at PosE
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "sunwise" <sunwise at cheqnet.net>
> >
> > I just installed two off-grid PV systems and did the control work and
> > pumps for in-slab heating using March 809BR24's (in-slab guy is going to
> > charge the system next week). Then I started following this post and
> > got a bad feeling in my stomach.
>
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