[RE-wrenches] Off-grid system monitoring

jay peltz jay at asis.com
Tue Feb 15 08:00:02 PST 2011


HI William,

I second the 2025.

It has much better history than the 2020 but much more usable than the Pentametric.

jay

peltz power


On Feb 15, 2011, at 8:35 AM, Maverick Brown [Maverick Solar] wrote:

> A good replacement is the Bogart TM-2025-A. It is a refreshed version of the TM-2020. It can handle 12-48V and can display Watts.
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> You can also use the Bogart PentaMetric. It will cost more, since you will need a "sending" unit, a display and it can even add a serial interface to talk to a PC. Speaking of "PCs", you can also add a greenMonitor Lite with the PentaMetric option. It works pretty well and can send email and has a small web interface of what is going on. Of course, all that will add up in cost...
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> Another gizmo that I like to use (but does not show amps/AH, so sorry for bring it up) is the MidNite Battery Condition Monitor. It is a simple device that keeps track of when the last time the batteries made it to Absorb. It is a simple & cheap "idiot light" style meter.
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> Good luck!
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> Maverick
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> 

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