[RE-wrenches] Aurora & Exeltech Inverters

Windsun@wind-sun.com windsun at wind-sun.com
Wed Nov 11 08:00:08 PST 2009


I would add the new Exeltech grid tie inverter to that question. I see their ad in the latest HP magazine, but no info on their website about them, and no distributor seems to know much about them.

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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: William Miller 
  To: RE-wrenches 
  Sent: Wednesday, November 11, 2009 8:53 AM
  Subject: [RE-wrenches] Aurora Inverters


  Friends:

  Does anyone here have any experience with the Aurora inverters?  I visited their booth in Anaheim and was impressed with some of the features:

  Made in Camarillo, CA, near the Solar World plant.
  Dual MPPT inputs
  90 to 500 VDC input window.
  Transformerless (or balanced, as we would say in broadcasting) inputs
  Nema 4 case.
  Up to 97% efficient

  I am particularly intrigued with the Transformerless input.  This, IMHO is a much safer scheme.  Prior to a ground fault, no polarity is referenced to ground, reducing shock hazard significantly.  Any ground fault only references one side of the circuit to the racking and metallic structures.

  I'd like to know more.

  William Miller


  Please note new e-mail address and domain:

  William Miller 
  Miller Solar
  Voice :805-438-5600     Fax: 805-438-4607       
  email: william at millersolar.com
  http://millersolar.com
  License No. C-10-773985




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