outback-generator-on grid [RE-wrenches]

[Keith Cronin]

We have a client who would like to have a 5.6kW pv system with 2-3048's and
12-AGM 8D batteries and it is on grid with a 325 amp service.

 

The property is about 5 acres with multiple cottages that they desire to run
a few items in each in the event of a power failure.

 

They are looking at getting a 15kW generator to supplement things in the
event of an extended power failure.

 

What is the general consensus on the genny- do we go with a DC flavored one
to keep the batteries topped off? I am wondering due to the situation of
Outback's single input situation now.

 

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

 

Aloha

 

 

Keith Cronin

President

Island Energy Solutions Inc.

270 Kuulei Rd. Suite 106

Electrical Lic C-25221

Kailua, HI 96734

808-262-3268 Tel

808-263-0338 Fax

www.islandenergy.net 

 <mailto:kcronin at islandenergy.net> kcronin at islandenergy.net

 


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