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Hi folks. Tim Wood of Aquion asked me to post this on his
behalf.<br><br>
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Early versions of the Aquion battery had substantially lower continuous
and peak power ratings. Very few made their way out into the field
however some did and we believe the concerns expressed on the board are
related to those early models.<br><br>
Please see below for a comparison of continuous/peak power ratings for
early and current versions of the Aquion battery. For example,
installing Qty (12) S30 batteries in an offgrid setting would allow for a
continuous power draw of 12x680W = 8.16KW with a peak power (several
minute) draw of 12x800W = 9.6KW. This is near the max capacity of
many of the common offgrid inverters so unlikely the battery wouuld power
limit the user.<br><br>
<img src="cid:7.1.0.9.2.20160218150316.07aeb9e8@re-wrenches.org.1" width=623 height=471 alt="[]">
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Tim Wood<br>
Director of Sales<br>
Phone: 602.296.7507 | Mobile: 602.448.8005<br>
5515 East Sandra Terrace, Scottsdale, AZ 85254<br>
<a href="http://www.aquionenergy.com/" eudora="autourl">
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