Will this Eco 24 system work with a dedicated 100A sub-panel off a 200A service panel?
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Although I'm not a professional electrician, I would say NO as the system requires 3 - 40amp 220/240V circuit breakers (120Amp total).
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I'm not an electrician, but in your situation, all the power is coming from the main service panel. You should consult with an electrician to calculate your maximum load. I've had no issues with my Eco 24 running 3-40 amp breakers off a 200 amp service panel. If you have a heat pump you could be pushing the limit at certain times. Be safe, consult an electrician.
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You could as long as it was isolsted from the utility power grid with a transfer switch or equal, keep in mind thstit is only 120vac output and your house panel is most likely 120/240. Better use is for emegency backup seeSunbyrd.com or kcbyrdelectric.com will link you there. We use them in a stand alone backup systemtnx, kee.
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Should work but ck the wattage output on the landscape supply may be a bit to high
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If the solar panel produces standard household current it should work but I am also guessing since you aren't getting any responses.
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If you plan to add more panels, you will need to use a bigger charge controller or stack another charge contorller. This charge controller only only fit 240W and 480W for 12volts and 24volts system.
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Hello,For x4 of the 250 watt panels would be too much power for the controller to support in 12v let alone in 24vThe minimum you should go to run these on 12v would be roughly 96 amp controller such as the MidNite Classic.Please let us know if you have any other questions.Regards,Austin WaltiRenogy Technical Support Rep.
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I don't know. Best to check with an electrical distributor. However from some experience if you plan to use most or all of these slots you are essentially using a 200 amp service. Potentially stressing your service entrance. Don't know of your situation.
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Should be. It's rated for 200watt to 250watt with a max of 260. My panels are 225watt.
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For a 24V system this would be acceptable. The problem with this controller is with in the loading of it. The out put to a load (lights, inverter, etc.) comes on after there is no light to the panel.
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I don't believe it is compatible. http://batterytender.com/products/industrial-applications/power-tender-plus-24v-at-2-5a.html
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I believe you will need two panels connected in a series for a 24 V system. My panel puts out 18.99 volts max, not enough for a 24 volt battery. hope this helps.
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From what I understand, this unit will work for you 230 volt appliances. The unit has multiple input settings to step up the power.
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Yes, it should work. You'd honestly be better off getting a second solar panel and wiring them in series to produce 24v.
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This unit probably will. Unless you have very good electrical experience, I would not purchase this unit.
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Yes it will. Lost power due to storm for 3 days. All you have to do is replug both connections for a reboot
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It's not more efficient. The panels only put out 250 watts when new from factory under ideal conditions. You can use the 215 with that panel. You might lose out out on a few watts here and there but I don't think the price difference warrants the reward. Just make sure you get the correct connectors to match your panel. I.e. mc4 vs tyco etc.
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Hello, yes! You sure do! Saitek Also sells an extra power ac, I'm using it and works perfect. I have 5 panels connected