Staber with PVP [RE-wrenches]

[William Miller]

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Drake:

Have you left a recording voltmeter on the AC distribution at various 
points?  The inverter could be pushing the voltage up, a common phenomena, 
especially with sub-standard sized feeders.

William Miller


At 10:26 AM 11/26/2007, you wrote:

>Hello Wrenches,
>
>We have a strange situation where a PVP 2800 is feeding the grid in a
>house where a Staber washer is being used.  The washer burned out after
>20 loads of wash, and a new replacement board was sent.
>
>The washer, with the new board, would not operate until the inverter was
>turned off.  It then started, and continues to start with no problems so
>far, with the inverter left on.
>
>Can a direct grid tie inverter affect power quality to the point where
>it could damage appliances?  Has anyone ever heard of a problem like
>this, or should we be looking elsewhere for the cause?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Drake


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