[RE-wrenches] AC coupling

Christopher Freitas cfreitas at outbackpower.com
Wed Nov 5 10:03:25 PST 2008


I should have also mentioned that the "dump" or "diversion" control  can
be done via an AC load with a relatively inexpensive AC solid-state
relay and AC loads such as AC baseboard or AC electric water heater
elements - which are much easier and less expensive than doing it with
the lower voltage / higher current DC relay and loads.  

 

The OutBack FX series offers an AUX output control mode for both AC and
DC diversion which has a fixed voltage level but has an adjustable "on"
time which can be set to zero for applications using a solid-state
relay.   

 

Christopher

 


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