Inverter Load Analysis [RE-wrenches]

[Barbra Kerr]

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Jonathan- 

Your comment about sizing for summer came as a surprise to me, as I was 
trained to design for winter.  I understand all too well the rationale for 
doing so, as I have lost too many bids in the low-competition off-grid 
market in my area. 

Question to all off-grid Wrenches:  Do you do this as well?  If sometimes - 
What (besides the clients budget) is your determining factor to design 
summer vs winter? 

Thanks 

Barbra K Kerr
President
Kerr Enterprises, Inc
1-800-886-2258 

Jonathan's comment about sizing for summer
>>> 
>> Ray-
> 
> To keep costs reasonable, I usually size systems for summer conditions. 
> When it's less sunny, they can supplement with the genny until they can 
> afford more modules. customers tend to use a lot less power when the 
> option is the generator.
> -- 
> Jonathan Hill, solar applications engineer 
> 
> 

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