Is this ul listed for use with pv systems? my county requires this for nec compliance.
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I would get a 3000 pure sine GP-SW3000-12. I can't find the 3000HD one to be UL listed.
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I would recommend that you call the Humless people in Utah. They can give you the technical specifications of the unit. I just wanted it as a backup unit when the electricity goes out. Hope this helps.John
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My grid tie 300 watt inverter is connected to two 150 watt 22 volt panels. Working just fine at that voltage. The previous one burnt out with three panels connected to it. Apparently the voltage and amperage had increased when at full sun. I would consider de-rating all voltage values to 80 percent on any inverter you purchase.
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I use it on a 24 volt DC PV system in my battery shed as an emergency light if something goes wrong with my 120 volt AC inverter. Works just fine
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Can I get back to you on that? I will be installing it in my home to operate a 12 volt shade. Will not always have power to it. I have not had time to install it yet but I can but power to it and let you know.
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I do not know about UL Listed for these low voltage lights. I have had mine installed in pathway lighting fixtures for a year now with no failures, I have 3 pathway lights, and the illumination is enough to light up my sidewalk to the front door.
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Hello. this grid tie inverter accepts 10.5VDC up to 28VDC. However, these units are not approved for most areas and honestly are not a very good product. I would not advise purchasing this unit. If you are serious about installing a grid tied solar system I'd reccomend doing it properly. Look into the outback grid tie inverters. They are much more costly but there is a reason for that. You get what you pay for.
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Depends on the company. There is no written rule on how many feet of wire that they should provide. UL solar provides a decent amount of wire with there solar panels, but other companies it may vary. 3 feet seems to be the standard. Sorry if this did not answer your question....
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That's an open question. I'm not sure what you are using this for. The fuse is determined by the size of the load and not the battery. If you read the directions on the charge controller, I used a SunSaver 10L Charge Controller with LVD, it will give you some assistance depending on the DC load. If you are hooking up an inverter to the battery you will follow the recommendations of the inverter manufacture. Otherwise expand a little on your intended use.
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Yes, and this is a very reliable unit. I even installed one in my new house where I also have a 12 volt system for power outages, very nice.
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No I can't find any UL listing for this fixture unfortunately So it doesn't meat the NEC
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Hello,This particular kit is intended for the use of charging 12v batteries but definitely the type of panel can be used and extra equipment.You should contact your local power/utility company to get more information on what type of system you can get on your home.There are certain building codes that must be met so there may only be a certain amount of panels that your home can support for mounting and such.If you need more information please feel free to contact us any time.Kind Regards,AW
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that 90-watt monocrystalline solar needs to convert to a 12V to work with that SunSaver ss-10- so it can work. I have one it dos not work with all the Solar Panel ok have a nice day.
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hello Maggie.......well, guess you'd have to check with CA, no idea if their standards are more stringent than what the US standard UL2034 requires......sorry
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No it is not watertight or UV resident. You might be better off putting the power unit somewhere out of the elements and just extend the low voltage line out to where you need it to terminate.I hope that helps answer your question.
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My application was not on the battery post. There are other units available for that type of application. I used it on my rv to keep the battery from draining when not in use. It works well and I installed it "in line" in the same manner you would wire a light switch.
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Of course friend, the panel is high efficiency, full sun generates 22 volts, you need a charge controller 12 Volt so you do not overload the system, it will keep you charged and when the battery is charged, disconnect, which prevents damage to your batteries!