<p>There is an announcement next week of another battery that will close the loop with XW pro. It really is a matter of entering time and date and you are done. You do have to install the equipment still....</p>
<p>Meets UL 9540 also. Will start any motor that a home would have.</p>
<p>https://solar.schneider-electric.com/schneider-electric-solar-and-discover-battery-attain-ul-9540-certification-for-xw-pro-and-aes-batteries/</p>
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<p>On Wed, 28 Jul 2021 16:06:17 -0400, Jeremy Coxon <jcoxon@sunwindpowerinc.com> wrote:</p>
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<div>We have a couple of resi clients that want us to provide whole house transfer (200A) PV systems with zero export to grid (utility doesn't offer net metering so it makes no sense to sell to grid), LiFePO batt's, and 10kVA+ gensets. </div>
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<div>We did this a couple of years ago with a Schneider XW+ system with LA batt's and a Brigg's/Symphony X-fer (that had to be field reconfigured for AGS due to lack of 2 wire start), but it was not exactly a straightforward install and the system owner has never really mastered the operation of the system. I would <span style="text-decoration: underline;">really</span> like to have closed loop comm's between LiFePO batt's and the inverter/charger. I've seen a number of references to SolArk on here, but I've also seen references to those inverters not being able to run motor loads (which seems REALLY ODD is this true?).</div>
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<div>These homes both have 1 or 2 - 5 Ton heat pumps, Fridge's and Freezers plus all other regular house loads that they do not want to leave off in the event of a grid failure (somewhat frequent). My preference would be to use LA batt's, but these customers are asking strongly for LiFePO.</div>
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<div>So, I'm reaching out to you guys to find out if you've come up against this use case to see what equipment you're using? And before anyone suggests critical loads panels - these people do not want that. I know...</div>
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