48 Volt Solar Boost 50 [RE-wrenches]

[Travis Creswell, Ozark Solar]

According to Rick at RV Power Products you should de rate input by 125% into
to either one.  So the 50 refers to output amps.  This has to do with with
NEC required de rate.  That turns the Solar Boost 50 into 40 amps (input)
and the 3048 into 24 amps (input).  In the Solar Boost 50 manual (pg. 9) it
mentions 40 amps of short circuit current but that is the only place I could
find where it tells you anything different that 50 amps of input current.

The last I heard the FW & R stuff still had some problems.

Travis Creswell
Ozark Solar
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>From: "Todd Cory, Bald Mt. Solar" <toddcory at jps.net>
>To: RE-wrenches at topica.com
>Subject: Re: 48 Volt Solar Boost 50 [RE-wrenches]
>Date: Mon, Aug 7, 2000, 4:08 PM
>

>30 amps @ 48 volts is 1440 watts... this more power processing capability than
>the MPPT 50 which is only 1200 watts max.
>
>TC

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