-
-
Frank in Thailand replied to the thread Unstable grid (Philippines).Lots of motors in a house. Air conditioning, refrigerator, microwave. Then the "chargers/converters" TV, and al "DC" stuff. I've been... -
Was there a version that WASN'T telco/datacenter style power supply/chargers? Because for the time I've been on the forum they've been a...
-
Frank in Thailand replied to the thread Unstable grid (Philippines).I decided to go the old fashioned route, voltage stabelisers. 2* 10kva. Don't be fooled about the 10kva, real load is 5kw, if there are...
-
Frank in Thailand reacted to sunshine_eggo's post in the thread Unstable grid (Philippines) with
Like.
With almost all you can, but they'll just continually drain and never charge. As I mentioned above, inverter/chargers use the same... -
Yep I should have been clearer that pass through /parallel operation is not intended to clean grid and may even knock the inverter...
-
Frank in Thailand reacted to sunshine_eggo's post in the thread Unstable grid (Philippines) with Like.
When connected to the grid, inverter/chargers pass through the grid to loads and charge the battery from grid, so they don't improve it...
-
Frank in Thailand replied to the thread Unstable grid (Philippines).Thanks for your feedback, that's a bummer... Some inverter you can select the power source as battery only. (I know the Sorotec Revo...
-
Good day all, I need your assistance for extremely unstable grid in the Philippines. Power fluctuations, and the occasional blackout...
-
-
Loading…
-
Loading…
-
Loading…
-
Loading…
-
Loading…