will it accept wind turbine with AC current ?
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Still setting mine up but there are 3 terminals for wind input (3-phase AC, I think).
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I don't quite get your question. But I can guess what you want as I just put my WG450A to work. The controller for the wind generator is not included in the package. You need to purchase it separately. The controller has to be one for wind generator (it should be included in the product description). Without the controller, the wind generator is useless. After you get a controller, you would get DC current with variable voltage reading. I did not attempt to use the current to charge a 12V battery. Instead I purchased a grid tie inverter to convert the DC current to 120V AC current and put it back in the grid. I believe it works fine. By the way, the wind generator is a very good one if you are looking for a small wind power generator.
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No, but I can tell you that it will work with an inverter that has sufficient wattage. JeffT, BSEE
685898
Yes, the AC adapter states that it will accept 220V (at least mine). So you will only need a simple adapter.
1655143
Only if it is using a AC to DC inverter. This unit switches on an off AC current
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Yes, you can. According to the manual specifications: Electrical ratings AC input 100-127V ~5.0A max or 200-240V ~3.0A max, 50/60Hz
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Yes you can as long as you have a 24v AC source of power. But, why would you need it if you have a safty swith already installed, although it will not hurt.
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Yes; you just need the appropriate plug adapter. The AC power supply is universal; 100 - 240 VAC 50/60 Hz.
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I do not believe it can be used with a wind turbine system. It has no dump load capacity. When the wind generator is putting out more than the batteries can take, it has no way to divert that energy to another load (water heater, air heater, etc).
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I believe that the answer is yes from what I read in the manual. I am using it for solar only at the moment, but I might add wind when I have time for another project.
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it's a 3 phase wind generator, you can use 12/3 so electrical cable, it doesn't matter how you hook up the 3 wires to the turbine or the break switch.
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I would not think so. It has a outlet on the side. That being said, I have a regular wind turbine (walmart) fan outside at my dog pen. It's beenoutside, used for several years, and on all summer(24/7) with no problem.
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You can, but you would need a AC to DC power converter and a 3 pin fan connector to plug into the GRID.
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NO! This is a plug for a trailer that uses the new round 7 prong format so it will work with the old "flat four" format. It is intended for 12DC or possibly 24V DC and is not intended for AC EVER!
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Not sure. I gave it as a gift to my daughter. The last time I was there it was plugged in her household current. However I believe there was an AC converter.
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I suspect you can use either AC or DC. However if DC is being used then it's polar sensitive. Perhaps it's on the idea of a universal motor which will run on both AC and DC but if DC is connected backwards the motor will run backwards.
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Yes it should. Might want to turn off any thing else runing off generator For startup of ac it Draws a lot of power to start after that no problem.