Stacking DR Inverters [RE-wrenches]

[jay peltz]

Hi All,

The other option is that you can run into a transformer at 220v, step down to 120v to get full
combined output at 120v.

Jay Peltz


Jonathan Hill wrote:

> >Ned-
>
> The advantage to using the stacking setup is that not only can you
> get two separate 110 volt circuits, but a 220 volt circuit as well.
> You can also charge your batteries at full power from a 220/110 volt
> generator and get full power off both windings so the load is
> balanced, leading to longer generator life.
> Jon Hill
> Sierra Solar Systems
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> >Maybe one of you can help me with this question?  What are the advantages
> >of using the stacking cables for Trace DR inverters?  We have a client who
> >originally wanted 220 power so we ordered the DR stacking cables for this
> >installation with two DR3624 inverters.  Now they would like to have two
> >110 lines, rather than the 220 line.
> >
> >I understand we can run one 110 circuit off of each of the two DR inverters
> >with the stacking cables.  But, it would just seem like a cleaner
> >installation to forget the stacking cables and use one inverter for each of
> >the two 110 circuits.  Or, are there some advantages, that I am not aware
> >of, with using the stacking cables with the two DR inverters?
> >
> >Ned van Steenwyk
> >Soluciones Energeticas
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