[RE-wrenches] Low Voc for effective string?

Bill Battagin frenergy at psln.com
Tue Sep 11 18:04:11 EDT 2018


I've been on hold with OB for about 40 minutes now and I need to know if 
2 SW PVs with a Voc of 39.9 and a Vmpp of 31.3 will do an effective job 
of charging a 48 volt LA battery especially with temps of 95 degrees.  
Anybody have experience with this or similar,  Appreciate the feedback.  
It just seems I'm a little low in Vmpp if I want to equalize when its 
hot.  Will it be even more questionable in 10 years as PVs age?

OB did just pickup only to tell me I need Java for the string sizing 
tool and he can't help me with this configuration.

Bill


On 9/11/2018 1:28 PM, Sindelar Solar wrote:
>
> If it's a 48V system, you might also look at Blue Ion LiFePo batteries 
> and eliminate the lead for good. I just installed my first set and 
> consider it a game changer.
>
> Allan
>
> On 9/11/2018 1:44 PM, Steve Romo wrote:
>> Good afternoon everyone,
>>
>> What has been your experience with the Outback OPzV battery? I have a 
>> client who destroyed a set of Solar One HUP batteries (2490 A/HR) by 
>> forgetting to water them for a year. We are looking to take watering 
>> out of the equation.
>> He does need this much storage (maybe more) My next thought was 3 
>> strings of GS SLR 1000  batteries (cycle life is a lot better but at 
>> twice the cost)
>> I appreciate any and all input.
>> -- 
>> Steve Romo
>> Mountain Power Solutions LLC
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